New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
GOLF SEASON NEAR END
Match at Atlantic City This Week
One of the Last in North.
PROFESSIONALS TO MEET
Anderson, Mackie, Smith and
Low Arrange TO Play on Fox
Hills Course.

IL Is expected that both Walter = Trsvfs
of Garden City, and Gardiner W. White. or
Oakland, the fnterschOlastic champion, wiz
drop down TO the Country Club OF Altar
tic City for the annual fall invitation gol-
tournament to be held there on Thursday
Friday and Saturday OF this week Tns
Atlantic City composition will De one OF tina.
last in the North this season. and all WIN
can will take part
Qualifying I'm FIVE or six sixteens In.
always proved popular at the course b.
the sea, and thanks to a happy arrange
ment Of conditions a contestant WIN
starts I'm the qualifying round is assured
three continuous days Of golf
Hereabouts an event bound 10 attrses
more than local interest is the four bs.t
professional match arranged for Wednes-
fiav at the Fox Hills course, on Staten
Island The plan fs 20 have Willie Ander.
son, Of the philadelphia Cricket Club.
team I'D with Isaac Mackie. the FOX HfU,
pro" against Alex Smith. the national
and metropolitan open champion, and
George Low, OF Baitusro1. When smith
and Vackfe met in their famous match
more than a year ago both broke rhs
course record, and Il would not be s,-
prisfng ~ one or more members Of the
quartet engaged for The coming con-
test should accomplish something ory- %
the ordinary. There sAnurs 70 bs soma
doubt, however. as y whether Anderson
viii be on hand, foF'he vas 100 i'll 70 an
pear at Dyker Meadow last Saturday.
Left-handsd players viii be given tr-.
OUT I'm the annual tournament speciary
arranged for them az the Midlothian Coun-
try Club, at Chicago. 70 take place on neYt
SATURDAY. The tournament IS open 20 any
Ieft-handed player who IS a member -
any of the clubs associated with TIA
United States Golf Association or ths
Western Golf Association. So Far as IN
known, this event is the only one OF ifs
kind in the country. There are about slxe
teen members Of the Midlothian club who
are "southpaws' and the idea origfnauy
came from these players. Last year pIay.
ers attended from New York, Pennsylva-
MIA and even as far as Texas
The programmes calls for fun days PLAY.
thirty-six holes. although special prizes srs
offered for those who can play only IN the
afternoon. The player making the louesr
gross score for the t1irty-sfV holes win he
awarded a gold medal. while a secondary
medal is offered for the low net score On
handicap for the thirty-six holes. A sub
stantiaI prize Will be awarded to the choice
gross score for eighteen holes OF the thirt7-
SIX A suitable medal will be awarded 70
the player making the low net handicap
score for the eighteen holes IN ths altar
noon. Only one prize may be taken BY ary
one player
Members OF the University Club viii tsks
part in their semi-snnuaI thirty six-hcls
St Andrews Golf Club. ar Mount HOPE
on Wednesday. The event IS open only 70
members of the club. Trains leave the sta
tion at 155th street and Eighth avenue at
9:1j a. m. and the Grand Central Station
at S:57 a. m. transferring at High Bridge
and arriving at s:45 a. m The handicap
will be based on the metropolitan list as
far as possible. Prizes will be given for
the best three net scores and for the bssr
gross score FOR eighteen and thlrty-slx
holes. Entries close Tuesday with Arthur
Fl. Lockett. secretary. No. y Pine street.
At a recent meeting OF the Forest Hill
Field Club il was voted 20 increase the an
nual dues 10 SO a year. This will give TIE
organization extra funds % eXpeDd on tls
contemplated improvements. such as piping
the course and developing additional ground
for new holes. The officers elected for the
ensuing year are as follows.
President, Thomas AliSOpp; -presiden5
Herbert W. Taylor; treasurer. Robert kush--
Ter: secretary, ". n. Dale financial seCrs-
tary, Z. w PiersOn- A c. Heller. I. J.
II b Salmon viii. with the officers named,
constitute the board Of governors.