The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-12
'LIMBERING UP AT BROOKLTNB
EVANS LATEST GOLFER TO
ARRIVE ar COURSE.
Committeeman Do Net Believe - WIN Ne
beaten On Amateur Championship
Golf. hut Others Dlner Prom TheW
Programme for the Tournament.

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! BOSTON. Sept. II-Charles Evans. JT.. o
Chicago joined the amateur CHAMPIONSHIP
entrants at the Country club Of BrookllnI
to-day. and with g. l.. Mcdonnell also o
! the EdgeWater Golf club. comrietss IN
muster Of Western possibilities. Evans di'
~ on his Introductory round Of tho course
Fasteners had been wondering whethe
Evans. called Chick by his intimatea. wa
TO give the tournament the 90 by. but hi
Western friends have said ell along that h,
would turn mp. They declared chick 81
ways makes good
The Brooklins golf committee. which
includes Herbert Jouues and George u
| Mindeler. walked the course IN Compan,
with Campbell. the clubs professional. ANT
! marked the place on each green for iht
hole, For the medal play the holes will bs
! found In the centre of each green or In the
easiest spot 20 reach So that tha approaches
may be played up with holiness and a
player he encouraged to 20 for low score
A. medal play. once the fair green has been
conquered. the committee believes the put
ting should not be Increased In dificulty
by placing thu pins az tricky points. For
the matches each hole will be more Of q
problem for the approach shots and Who
ever has the most shots in bis bag viii have
an advantage over his opponent.
Although the approaches are shorn Of
extraordinary terrors. the committssmsn
believe tho scores OF the qualifying round
Will not DO as low made by the leaders
last year at the Chicago club. Then the
hrst four were G. Evans. JT. 10. Tf-Isi;
T. NJ Sherman. rs. Ts-i5i Robert Gardner.
~. 7t-ISi. and ~. chandler Egan, ~.
T5-IS.
George ". windeler said after the marking
Of the holes which vi ~ not be cut out until
tomorrow az break Of day. Weather will
n 4. a.
weather predicted for to morrow and Tues
day. | do not believe 20 will he beaten AZ medal
play. In our spring aud fall tournaments. in
which more than hundred ofthe best MRssa
chusstts golfers play. An ~ never has been
beaten for the qualifying round medal.
Some golfers will have stage fright. others
. bad hole or two. and 80 ON. lf7s II eaualled
or beaten u will be a wonderful performance
-On the other hand. September IL better
month for good turf here than October OF
June. when our tournaments arc held. Yet
80 few have been under - under the easy
customs % match play and practice scores
that stand by INV prediction
Committeeman usually are on the pessi
misttc side n 20 the scoring In a champion
ship tournament over she course on which
they have been eNpendng their time and
tho club money to form into an exActing
test Of golf They will back their course To
group uphold the committees views but
among tho-s from outside Boston II II pre-
dicted that "a or better will be made Ons
Bostonian has bet some golf balls that
there will not he nNe cards under 10 to-
morrow aud thicagoan mas bet in the
same way that there will he ten under that
total.
II was an aNion ~ Brook line. shared even
by the professional thai no one could
~ an
TO the Soo yard ninsl,ya hole. the ninth.
IN two shots Vet i. g. Anderson did 90
Yesterday, and Evans AND Walter ERAn
have had u IN bnsev Tor the Coui - ~
~. - ~. but hy IN. pa m"asurements OF
sTs'S - or wsrds = Of io-dsy should NOT
S ." n"y ws s I've H%"sr. q. n no amateur
IL not too rainy OF hlustrry
These are the di-tshce~ IN yards AZ they
will be played throughout tho tournaments
ou'. 40 y: .os Sno as 80 lss aso so-SI.o
10 iS Ses en- ans tsa a7o rs 40 'oS-sssI
The turf has dried out since the mid week
as on Mond.y. shsn Syd s Snd Sns d dG
his ~, the record for the transformed
course The putting green's are CORE:
close for Tomorrow The scores OF IS to
~ OF Friday and YESTERDAY were on damp
ioH shS on Ei ny ~ 70. rS'i snd the Eu,' had
conditions. should they last, vii bc an AID
to- low scores Thers will be go at least
num6er vas ISL The commIttee has Eni
Iorwsrd the starting time from 10 : 80
signed to the afternoon hours Players
ortsrs. Oscar woodward 81 Mon,cIair. and
G. y MAbon Of the Ardssv club Within
the nrst hour they will bs followed By these
pairs
7nA. M-.BrsmnsT. NOatClAir. y. J., and
7.sIw. / HsreOu. cOlumbi, club, w.snins.
.Da SsSIS, S Srssi Darlington Mas
SOW. cIaiS' RSoie Island Col, A,.oc,,uon
and Gardner waite. OAKLAND, l.. /
,,s S .ss S sSssrT' H..os; S Club
-sos-I ~ sherman, 9 uca. and L. MacOmbeT, |
sIs-MeKim Helms. ws,,brook Club. ious
Stand and " Z. styles BTas Burn. hGssschu.
sisJ Byers, Allegheny club. Piusburr.
sN-kal Mosser. Brss Burn, and WnnAm Won |
~, The play will be In THE order throughout
The tournament
10 %SrToS k a ns,d Play: siSheen hole.
% Monday Play Second eighteen holes mesla |
he h iSs F o.. sss@s ~ for o, :SoT:
tuesday Afternoon firsi round OF match |
pay ~ etghtrcn hOles.
"Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
datrh play rounds 81 thirty sl1 holes eiEhteen
n the morning and eighteen IN the Afternoon |
'econd. third. semi nnaf and mai round. on suc
,.>si,e days
y. ". Byers. the 1908 amateur champion.
Eas one OF the FIRST TO greet Charles Evans
Ir., and they fixed up a four hall match
gains, Nipper campbell and q. ! McC on
nell. Evans used his putting cleik going
put. but changed Co CAmphen'- alum mum
Putter. which they both used after that
.vans tail. thin youth with n tiptilted
hose which reveals a buoyant and happy
Imposition When he got 5 on tn" siyteenth
Evsns paited the putter ana said -Oh. |
rou Campbell baby
: HeTreshoh aud John " Ward played the
itehyrs pair. Ormiston and W {. Fown~-,
" Tho clever work Of Ward. who did !
'oms remarkably good holes, saved tho
NeN workers. from crushing defeat
ierreshod was getting . great hall from
he tess. but often In trouble several ~
~ drives we're Of 27S yards. and on the
tfteentb he cleared the road and gained
u least 100 yards. AZ the seventh the
were up. but the New Workers
~ers 1 up ~ tho fourteenth and Kept This
ION IN They halved the hons. hole.
core W, ga rs The ptttahsi rver.