The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-22
CORNER GOLF PROFESSIONALS
AMATEURS MUST NAVE THEM
FOR FOUR BALL PLAY.
Secretary vAnderpOOi and Committee
WIN Make PAirings for Open Title
To-day scores At BrOokIine
-Tourneys On west and New England.

| AL the professionals TO play in the Met
ropolitan Golf Association at Deal newt
| Thursday and Friday have sent in their
names and barring the New England group
with the exception Of Tom MacNAmarU. the
home bred. the list IL = representative one.
The Bostonians are 90 busy tn come On again
90 coon after the Eastern championship at
Salisbury. Tho Philadelphians will muster
In force. headed by the new champion. ..
j. McDermott. and Fred Mcleod leads the
Western group. Who will have To make
| quick trip back for their own open cham
pionship at the Beverly Country Club.
| Chicago, next week. The list u not TO be
4 given out until W. ID. NandeTpool. the VI.
q. A. secretary. meets the committee this
afternoon to tabulate the names and make
the pairings. All the professionals Of play
ing skill % the district are entered. includ-
ing thoss who have been touring an sN-
hibition matches az summer resorts.
There will be q large neld in tho amateur
and professional four ball competition &C
Deal on Wednesday for which entries Close
at the irst tee. Only professionals may
take part who are regularly entered In the
championship and AZ more than forty OF
| nifty amateurs want to compete there 10
likely to DO . corner In experts to serve 80
| partners. The conditions will not permit
| two amateurs doubling. an excellent thing.
for with the number now on the New Jersey
| shore who otherw wise would start the held
| would be far TOO unwieldy for comfort.
should the return team match between
West brook and Nassau be held on wednes-
day az Nassau as scheduled u may keep .
/ number of prominent amateurs away from
the four ball contest and the open. such rs
Fred Herreshoff. John NJ. Ward. n. a.. Wat
| son and FindiAy Douglas, unless the match
10 post pOned to help tho Metropolitan Golf
| Association gain the greatest possible
credit at Deal There will be no lack Of
] amateurs. however. even though the match
DO held.
In the white Mountains a three DAY tour
nament begins to-day at the Maplewood
| Country Club. and at the Waumbek Golf
| Club during the next three days the annual
white Mountains championship IL down
for decision. r. { Carroll Of the Greenwich
! Country club IL the titleholder and he
will defend the title beginning on wednes-
day. the Absnaaui and minor cups will he
! In play on The nine hole course at Rye Beach.
IS a. The Abenaaui trophy 10 a three win
| prize, II. u. wilder having two and y W.
| whittemore one win on u ~ IL q shore
course. a. popular with Bostonisns ~ Deal
| IL with New Workers. and q large number
will play There also 10 to be q Friday and
| Saturday tourna ment at the Brockton.
Mass. Country Club.
| Onwen,sia's varied and attractive annual
4 week OF open competitive play begins
to-day and IL tho leading event on the
Western schedule Charles Evans. Jr,
/ won the chief cup last year and Albert
seckel and Ralph Hoagland the four~ome
cups II Wa az On~ent~ia that Herbert
/ Hartman made the record OF being the
| first homebred player to win the amateur
| championship, and N. Chandler Egan and
Others Of the West have gained their most
! cherished laursls on this course At lake
Forest The Indiana state and Illinois
d I'll. 49, .lNRa D. al NFNW
| week and in PcnnsyivaniA an open tour
nament begins to-day at the Altoona Cricket
| Club.
Early visitors TO Brookline report the
championship course to be hard and in
need Of rain. They have included Eben NJ
Byers and Max Behr. who have not given
MassSrhusetts amateur. i reportedto have
-cored 10 rs y. In good turf the best anna;
som - 81. w should P s.oS Pb.1p NOM
:. and II handler Esan viii not Dc a.
sure starters ia the amateur are Robert
Gardner, the CHAMPION. Albert Se"kel
Rob~rt D. Hunter Walter Esan. who
played we'll At Lake Geneya last week,
putting out Gardner by up in the 50 ond
then carving Evans TO the forty-rrst hole
in the final. has the Brookiins trip in con
ISoi has come bark would 6s good news
and he knows III. course we'll, often having
4 a Lock y GODS SUCCESS at the Essex
County club on saturday, when he de-
feated Carl Mos-sr Of ale in the final. viii
help to make him favortte over the MAssa-
chu-etts division IN the amateur TTaVi.
beat lockwood in the semi Anal OF 1900 and
last year f.ockwood has been an in
frequent starter in the national. but always
v hsne,er he has faced the tee Wow thai
the championship tourney has come TO
AiAssac hu-e,'.. unlike the norntain that
be the prophet 10 cling to In seeking the
winner
Young Robert A. Taft. according to Ralph
Cracknell. who has zen both at play, ~
not AZ good s9is I, a. his iH'hs .,s re hs sa
sent final OF the third sixteen AZ the Essex
county club tournament last SATURDAY.
II the same tournament on Friday, Rodney
Brown made q drive Of :s7 yards from he
az ws zee mo' %s.n +. ios, the hole ' ss
q poor approach. Brown lived up 10 the tee
but eS aSd beat S n hs the he match
I.ord Kitchener has become a recruit 70
that has aroused much interest among |
golfers IN Great Britain. one account of the !
PROMISING - indeed. ~ he got away som. good
balls with the driver and @-ldom missed = |
Ei,cseS.r. pisssGfs ia isaInins TO soii
ls that photographers lie in watt for him /
even amid tho privacy Of the course and
shot Of the distinguished soldier taking great
pains TO hole out short put.
No captious criticisms may now be made
on the condition OF the public course at
Observance Of the ordinary etiquette OF
the game. for IN regard TO the latter the
srrs nov .%pGy. c Snd 70
and TO those who wilfully violate the tenets