Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-05-30

ing, when the qualifying round of their
eleventh annual championship will be-
gin. Forty-one entries were received uI
to Saturday evening and there may be
more by the time the start is made.
Those who have already entered are
as follows: Mrs. s. A. Cunningham,
Englewood; Miss L. b. Hyde, South
Shore Field Club; Mrs. ]. A. Moore,
Scarsdale; Mrs. w. Fellowes Morgan,
Baltusrol; Mrs. T. H. Polhemus, Rich
mond county; Mrs. James C. Barclay,
Hackensack; Mrs. e. w. Gardner,
Hackensack; Miss Julia r. Mix, Engle-
wood; Mrs w. ID. Moffat, Hackensack;
Mrs. L. Smith, Englewood; Mrs. T. Nell
son, Hackensack; Mrs. Louis Swift, En-
glewood; Mrs. j. G. Sage, Hackensack;
Mrs. s. p. Lefferts Englewood; Mrs.
Myra ID. Paterson, Baltusrol; Mrs. L.
P. Duryea, Englewood; Miss Julia
Bredt, Essex county; Mrs. Moriarity,
Englewood; Mrs G.. Sanford, Essex
county; Mrs. Warner Essex county;
Mrs. M. II. Frayne, Dunwoodie; Mrs.
F. Hayne, Midland; Mrs. Walter c.
Shoup, Englewood; Mrs. L. H. Horn
blower, Essex county; Miss b. Gra-
ham and Miss L. Graham, North
Jersey Country Club, Paterson; Mrs.
G. F. Brophy. Richmond county;
Mrs. j. Eberhard Faber, Richmond
County Country Club; Mrs Will
liam l. Seaman, Richmond county; Miss
L. Lindenmeyer, Richmond county;
Miss p Lindenmeyer, Richmond coun-
ty; Miss A. x. Robinson, Richmond
county; Mrs. H. r. Stockton, Plain
IIoa ap1x. I,u
A. r. Allan, Montclair; Mrs. w. D.
Brenner, Montclair Mrs. F. E. Dom
ohue, Montclair; Mrs. j. A. Thilbrick,
Montclair; Mrs. H. G. Plimpton, Mont
clair; Mrs. r. o. Smith, Montclair Mrs.
F. G. Hickman, Montclair, and Mrs. w.
j. Faith Scarsdale. The course is $500
yards in length, with par of r.
The first two days of the women's
tournament will receive the greatest
attention from the golfing public, as
the field will not only be very light
during the last two days but the men s
New Jersey State championship at Es-
sex county will command the atten-
tion of the golfing public, and the
competitors in this event will be the
shining lights for the remainder of the
week
Walter c. Stroup, Englewood, secre-
tary of New Jersey State Golf Associa-
tion, has sent out a very attractive
program of events to comprise the
State championship tournament, June
2, and 4, over the links of the Essex
County Country Club. The tourney
will open with all eighteen-hole medal,
play qualifying round, and as was the
case in the Metropolitan championship,
sixty -four players will qualify for the
match play, all rounds of which will be
at eighteen holes, except the finals.
which will be at thrty-six holes. The
United States Golf Association rules
viii govern all play, except as they
may be modified by the tournament
committee, and by the local rules in
force on the links. The tournament is
open to all residents of the State of
New Jersey who are members of golf
clubs belonging to the association and
all non-residents who belong to no
other than such clubs. Players may
choose their own partners in the quail
flying round provided no one shall play
with a member of his own club The
committee will furnish partners at the
first tee for those not paired. The
scores made by the contestants in the
qualifying round will also count in a
team match of four men a side all from
the same club. Their total scores will
count, and each member of the winnins Z
team will receive a prize, while a ban
ner will be presented to the club the
team represents.
The annual state handicap limited
to eighteen strokes, will be played on
throughout the day. The contestant
returning the lowest gross score will.
receive gold medal, and there will be
handsome prize for the lowest net,
The association has no printed list,
but all the entrants must have official
ratings
This will be the eleventh annual tour
nament of the association, the first one
in 1900 also having been played over
the Essex County Country Club links.
when Archie Graham, of the North Jer.
sey Country Club, won the first cham
pionship, defeating James A. Tying, Bal
tusrol, in the final round by 5 up and
3 to play. Howard A. Colby. Essex
County. won the low score prize in the
qualifying round, with s2 and the Es-
sew County Country Club team won the
team match with 351.
The present champion is Max Fl
Behr, Morris county, who won the title
in 1909. at Montclair, by defeating his
clubmate. Morgan X. Smith, in the
final round by up and to play. The
lew score prize IN the qualifying round
was won by Charles w. O'Connor, Es-