The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
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Western Nominations MAJ Indicate We"
Policy.

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.,r,,s-,,, AZ ne. luvult, often expressed
by Western golfers At the ahhhai hh"euhk~
is b..,ou,in. ia rvIdsucr In" election does
nn, tax. pl,.. unttl January Il. Vet the
.,,,,. mr.. IL, The. ar Our Indication u that
,h, nnu,in,rIn.. rrurutftrr Of tn. Western
Golf ..-n,-t,rfnu tu tanning the ticket for
1911 has departed from the plan OF selecting
officers nf other golf associations. This
ia th., ticket which will he voted gu Janu-
AIRY II
President William Hepburn. Louisville Country
club Nee prr ,idrni. John d Casiy. Rock Island
Nr>enal Golf club treasurer. Oliver &. Fuller.
Fua a" Calu,nct country Club. directors. Frank
I. woSi"srd psnSsr; = hSi,; Detroit, /
f Rop SP'i /. Hun,@r, Midiotsl,n' '1'Ae' 'eA"
only Cndy and Woodward are renoml-
nations crafts ". Higgins. who Ii re-
carried IA the mouthpiece Of the Western
IN IN. golfers Mage sin'.
While the members OF the nominating
committee have put III great deal ~ nm"
and thought la the selection OF ticket
which they sincerely believe an exception
ally good one. and u may prove To be such.
golfers viii ask the question. When an
admini-t ration has made record tor
efficiency in the conduct Of AFFAIR." and has
made the greatest growth IN membership
during any year Of the association exist
offfce will consent to serve
cannot consistently approve OF the
tically amounts TO a reputation Of a policy
that has been "A prime factor III the growth
OF the ". q. \ and which has made u Nhat
IL il to-day the largest thoroughly repre-sn-
tative golf association in the world. have
no criticism to make. concerning the per
sonnei OF the candidates. particularly n
Of hen NJ q
The criticism - entirely confined to the
advisablity Of departing from "A cardinal
hk. having the Republican party nominate
Tree traders instead Of those Who believe IN
protection.
Walter ! Travis Of Garden City and Will
lam Cameron Of the brooklyn Forest Park
Golf Club IN. committee appointed 10y
Mayor Gaynor TO inspect and report 70 him
upon the condition OF the public goI. links
al Forest Park in Brooklyn with a view to
putting them in such condition a. would
put an end 10 th. continual stream oil com
plants which have been poured out by the
PLAYERS and which eliminated in Dr. Isaac
went over the links yesterday.
Just what Mr.. Travis will recommend
he alone knows The veteran Walked over
III" course from the first hole "a the
last with that same inscrutable smile un
his face that he wears when he Is making
holes 10 par Tor me medal ssorr q, 'n Miin
him and nodded 10 him occasionally to take
a view OF this tee or that green. but what
for he did not say He stood in the hollow
by the pond hole and smiled and he stood
on IN. top OF Bunker Hill and smiled. but
whether his smile meant that he thought
he could do the hole in four or that the green's
were the worst he ever laid eyes on nobody
with him could tell and he did not say
The brief questions he asked showed
hole Immediately and raw the logical
positions OF the hazards and the greens,
hut tn. only expression of opinion that the
gnllI
beautiful course. with wonderful posi-
bilite-
somehow one felt that he had those won
derful posi- bilities all clearly mapped out
IN his head and that he would present them
to the Mayor in due course and that next
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