The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02
GOLF OFFICItLS FVR 1911
Nominating Committee To Report II
Thirty DAys.

Under ths constitution Of the tinted
States G6lf Association tho nominating
committees elected ~ m" annual meeting
IA January mu-t submit the ticket Tor 1911
tu the executive" committee by November
!. 81 that notifications may r- sent To- all
the clubs not later than November o.
inih that meeting the nominating "oni-
mittre had u.-n selected by ths executive
,ummitts- tor a few years. and before
that hv the president The nve elected
Nrr" John , horne. Garden ely coli
Ilub. chairman. l. \ Fergu~on. Gl.n
View ~ 'Iub. " Atkinson, Atlanta
Athletic tlub N " Perrin. Philadelphia
'u,krt luh. and G~Oree 4 frost, Bra-
Burn. Mas country tmb
udrt the constitution the vacancy
made by the death of Mr. Horne Will he
rI"d by The remaining m"mh..r-. and
rr,-i,l-ni jacques has written io ~. nom.
mu'ur- reminding them Ut This duty aud
Of the tim" limit Tor the report There -
tr-ului'lv nothing kuoWn of the progress
10 any ut iAr committee IN -r!"situg NJ, k.t
" GO" annual meeting ~ la be- at ihi,agu
% ha. nr-u assumed IN som. uuari-r- hat
Nr-t"Tu man - - hr tho nominee for
president hu' thus TAR ~" rrmur - based
on ~tuuk"
The nov constitution also provides that
m ..sIEn Isut Cau itdatp- may TO- named
rN auN Tive active clubs he ticket 81
i.,tr'- mast b" sent 20 ~" "N",uity" com
wt''rr not later than December H. Inch
Will notify M" clubs hy tI-'~mt-r -
Ihu~ ftr 10 the long history ct th- uitrd
state, t"lf N--prtatinn their has n"vrr been
.t ru the -ha iON 81 opI-,-ition - the tt,hr,
regularly nominated The clubs a. rNInCsl
hy the uuaulmitv ~ their DELEGATES have
h,rn we'll satisfied to let those selected
for The ,uluu'r-T taSk- Ito the work n
inr i"v freedom leads in q u"par'uf" ~
iiI- r,..i,',i all 'ue Clubs vail have timely
Warning and none ut IN" ~onut hours "f the
annual session Oiil -" wasted ~ gnlf poll
tly- -huIli -u-h freedom 90 action de-
,-lop THIS hitherto unknown la,ior
thus immunity rom log rolling aud can
VAS NJ - guaranteed bv fLr constitutional
,I..-. ihat bars any nom nations ~ an
ANNUAL meeting except that he delegates
NAV roo ANY ,a,an,N "n any Ticket - Remote
cont urru,y lh. growth aud ltrE" inter
49, "f 30" national organization hav" h,'~n
attained 90 the minimum of ir."tfun ana
Indicate that ihs -u,cr->rNS officials have
lsrn hard tnd faithful workers B"sid.,
'rr performances achieved that stand on
record. the ioIrfhuught of IA" "N",IIf g
CONT mite" has cons der"d even tho over
,ruWdIHg nt m" amateur championships.
a result hat 'aiH" Nith N" shock 81 a
thpnd"rhnii fu the ordinary club msmb-t
ON ~. opening day AZ the country club "i
HIuokltna Nh1aL "a. nsIf committee
gnd that action - demanded on TINS matter
various plans anu met hOds that have been
worked cut Ntll he found ON fil~
bu~ such plan considered - 10 limit the
national 10 the champions and former 'hRm.
pI"Hs Of the state anu other minor COLL
call in- however. has been r~csiv.d with
-Ith favor hv golfers generally that u may
be n""dl.s- 10 'ak" NJ any ~ N" nid plans
In hU"i - - To give to IA" executive com
mIitss Nh"u a local club has failed - act.
poser 20 stop an "ntrlnt iaktng part With
ugi returning ihe entry lee
4 field - - starters IN he seniors tourna-
m~ut did not longest 'hs Cour~" uT tramp tbs
club. but " might have been different II IA,
entire 81 entries had Appeared !" manage
a tournament of two hundred OF nOrc. an
entry that does not -sem impTobabls for
neNt year. IN view Of the players who are
gaining admittancs 10 the tiuy-nvs wear
class OF eligibility. may he different story
Having -oWn the seed that has developed
INTO tournament oi unNuie national inter
e-t. the ApawnInts club through ~" special
verse and Ford. may neat have To devise
a V!an 10 make u easier 10 manage without
le-sening the sentiment back Of tho annual
reunion 81 Old friends
10 have a Aftins nut round followed hv
matches would need four DAYS snd II on
that account out Of the question, for a. u -
many Who play have difficulty 20 devote ~ q
DAYS from their professional or business
0arr- n - evident that there must be- a
nnow NJ out q rurtaIimsnt. and thr prot
lcn - me that the AI1wamt- club has to
work out A. o. stands. the t0urnain"u'
4
god V hon rest 40 NraiAa at least
III" changes ~ time are mtking eligible
PLAYERS VITO commenced under forty ani
and p"ss,hIy more sEtif,iI element 10
limit the future contests 20 those who have
PLAYED before, ~ eject raising 81 the ave
limit. would bring the old guard OUT to
Father but ~ V,th all such 'ontine arrange
rn"n', very soon the real interest would be
the gloomy one 81 counting the ah~snt~e-
4 plan OF an entry fee might 30 feastbl-
hu' probably not 20 be considered az The
generous ApaNamts luh Al" Their" M Ihr
b" a rotation ~ clubs SaN ho-'on. fhila-
delphia and pitt-burg, before again r~tufn-
ING to Nuawami- Their - hat On" -sen-
IOrs' tournament. and the ApaNamis 'mh
" IT. father Whichever plan IL adopted 10y
the committees viii he the night one
Herbert strong. the ApawAmis profe--
Gut also Checked 81 tho additions and
g2T a for ~. S nSHsr- ans hi. Gsr
IN work relieved Tho COMMITTEES ~ many
details All Who have attended a laIs"
tournament vii understand how useful hts
-noft- we're IN promoting the -uCv"-, ~
M. afair The head cAddie. George Hughes,
nc.d"ntally III" chamgion drum major ct
West leicester county. was also q help VA
keeping tho Nete-ans supplied with ~
hath" yadiirs
The autumn tournament % he Eastern
trade Golf A-soviStion will he held on
Thursday. October -. ~ the whitemars
dSirh,a' an ana active msimbsr ~ IN. / + g. I
fouftarn cups or medals are to he the prizes
u a varied one day card.
Walter J. Travis played NJ the plAin1eld
country club all day las "Wednesday
III. h-ins his first visit ., Plllnh:ld Ne
played va q four hall TnAtrh With Leighton
taikin- ~ partner AGAINST whitney
BAKER and X Rowland. two collegiate
players 81 prominence few years aRo
" ldi eco rom the tee. especially IN the after.
noon ras very costly 20 the latter pair
adkins VA. 81 material ss-,-tsnce 10 hi-
partner IN the morning In the afternoon
Travis mad. no mistakes and bat for missing
'lTre short puts Nould have had 20. The
par h. ~ large gallery followed the play
morning and afternoon Travis gave tho
lpral plsNcrs many good silsRe-'tonA for
rp-"'ing The cour-@ which no thought had
many natural adNau'ag e- ana would lend
% ~.'lt readily to scientific trapping
tTHIETITS ar COIf VIA.