The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11
GOLF.
Annual Meesssg % the BrOohlyu-Fsrest
Park club ssuthern Play.


President J. A. Ncholla after a vigorous
tiebAie in vhich the stAndpAttsrs had the
worst " ~ appointed . aporial COMMITTEES
~ the annual meeting Of the Brookiyp-
Forrest Park Golf club on Wednesday
ni Tht to report later On the advtsabllity.
prohabls ro-t and best site for = clubhouse
The meeting vas IN the leAssd quarters
oppo-it" tho Myrtle avenue entrance to
Forest Park aud there was dinner after
'ward Three governors were slected 20
complete the hoard Of twelve ,. 4. Nichols.
: W Hsnt and Duncan Mckenzie. VII"
succeeded samuel Peace. At the hrst meet
ing 81 M. governors on Tuesday night. they
u ~ sIeyi OFFICERS and the chairman Of the
-tand,ng committees from their number.
the latter TO subsequently, choose their
aid- The club - N very prosperous Goa
diton
The class divisional plan tried with sue
1888 IN the West - to be used at the invita-
ton tournament of the Moniclair Golf
Ciub. vhich by the way has NO idea what
~Nsr oI changing the VI q \. assigned
dates ~ June a. ~ and - because they
connc' with the open championship ~ the
Ph,lad~iphis Cri"ket club. The MontciHr
idea via ~, - give Cup- for four rights OF
-iNrcsn aud that no player may qualify Tor
q Night bsloN his caste hut he may 20 up
division has not been figured out exactly.
bu the fret flight will probably be Tor
thu-c rated up to nine strokes on the NJ. GA.
handle Ap lts' a player thus eligible cannot
by IssOp e a. SS9b card as u
drop otit altogether On the other hand
player who tn his handicap h due in minor
Squal TO those in The fret flight must 80 into
thar flight. The outcome. u v thought.
van keep together ,hc.s ~H E,h are sS1ns
There will be no opportunity for nIst
hight leViAthan through a poor medal
rO,ini getting into match play WIN INC
minnOWs
Committeeman 81 the National Golf
started that James Braid, J. n. Taylor.
Nlsck Herd and Harry Vardon we're 20
open their links this summer Nth sn eEhi ID
tion tournament II " possible that u me
turf Keeps on steadily toward pertectton
and here are no setbacks To check the
s sroT' lo ,4crr ~ Ihs ta ' there Vii no
doubt be many visitors tn the PecOnlc bay
rour~r during the summer. however. ana
some informal play.
paw BEsUa. Fla. March "a. n. Reid.
~ Andrews. and y, Knapp, Garden tlty.
viii meet tomorrow In the thirty--ix hole
of FLORIDA Reid disposed Of II FsI;
rington. 'omnonT eaih; 20 seL a pS soy,..d
- IN the round aud had two - tar.
rinKtou was -. Not hole was haiv-d
stin.y trey ented harrington holing =.
w hIch would have made him up at the turn.
REID tOok N" tenth and eleventh M, ,n,'sh
spuarins the match and Won the iour'~en'"
n nd seventeenth holes to win. -
l. + Myers. the former Massacnusetts
knapps opponent. and even better scoring
Vas %san here. The latter having ~ against
IA -. winning the match on the lHst green
In the beaten eight OF the nI~t sixteen.
Il ! Allyn. hartford. meets '. &. longley.
Mannamoi-ett, ia the second Consomtlon.
l.. D. Martin. Boston. meets V u huoheli.
EngleNood.
PISEHuEsT, y 4. March 70 Lasy
mate hes ruled IA the lrst and second match
play rounds OF the siXth annual -pTinS golf
tourna msni to-day. but there were nuEeL-
Gus surprises. NOTABLY he defeat OF Do.n
Club vhu led IN aualins alton yesterdAy.
and HenTy { Fowne-. the Oakmoni crack,
b y Zoo, ths APaMs.m,,r I ISgi anH
~ iCe united North and south champion,
due TO 4 Dennen. the Detroit crack.
Mr ruckerman and Mr. Dennen plays MI
Becker
afternoons round 10 the -eyohd division
bot sen : Rob-son 81 he oak Hill COun-
try cub and J.. sCoheld. II " Wee Burn.
hoh he Sew Yorker bon on on n 'h %o 5Ss,T1S
played hot match with Charles u fowne-
Of Oakmont IN the -.cohd round, Nhi"h me
nome green tl~t'tsi~h
Th, summaries Tor leading cups
Pr~sid~nt, Cup First round J Foot.
Apau arala bs4t O. Humphreys tsHndrn
C5unD : ana hsnD e f0~nss oskmoni
Couutr, t-rf Moor NpAu amls snd !.
Aiganr anu : " y TuckrTman. INV. tha>r.
hsst u urs1. Oakie' . ~. " pennen,
u sol, h@zf Allan lard thr'' thAs". 40,
\ u NNai' onu IA Lac country hat q %. hns
ssI Nlnrhs.f~r country. . and 8 . ]. brthrr
~ bot amt t~at e \ uuuning. Nas-au tounuN.
I. ana ,o O. smith. Whining ton tounlrb.
berI NJ " t.trr Rlyr Mound CountrN AMI
S@r,snd i.0und loot B-at loNusr and
'rpekrrnsn t+At simon. Z anu b~uncn b a.
Nysti . ami It~rEsT bsat smith. aud
on .olattoH ttr,' round Moore b-H' hum
l--n' iard De- default uunning bat tT''T.
t.o,r.nor, I'D First -Ound SConeld.
D. We. B.ru. hsat NolcOu ruCkrtuan. 'h~Hb
has = aud E = ROhe-on Ohk hiii tountrN.
hat Smlth Maple Hui e and a. y lloubie
dnt Nn-.. Ira " n rhassT hras Burn.
a and 5 pa. GaIdnsf Midlothian brat "a
Wells StuB~arails and kainsEf va
CIV. bat % add Merton ticket. anu J.
. y Gardur.. Midlothian. brat l.. lard. paA
mont T. snu 3D. Chhgirs d. io,snrs oagmont.
81 30 ,Iini~ FGrln . and e. !. - Pisre.
"a Woodland t-Ht u O. lrwt, krniiwos "a 'ouniTN.
anu -. o.,
" ond 20 nd RObc-ou b~a' Nconeid 10
D 4p ~ holes FlYt Gs dn~ brat DoUbiSdaN
1 ana . j y taTdnT- u@tt ksmag" aud g.
plerrs bsat' IoNn~s , uu
tioD-BIston t.r-' rOund smith beat I4ghsf-
man b. e,salIf wis test rha'~r sui hufd
b~st / .dd %. drfarlf Isvts D"'' 'hn~ by IT,
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