New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
MANY GOLFERS TO PLAY AUTO NEWS Of THE DAY
Travis and Waldo Score Well IN
Practice at ApaWamlS.

Upward OF 100 entries have been received
for the ApaWamls invitation golf tourna-
ment. which will begin at Rye this morn
ing The field contains both quality ana
quantity. Conditions call for a thirty-siN
hole testing round.
Low score honors i'm final practice YES
te-day were shared bv Walter j. Travis
the Garden city wizard. and g. o. Waldo
r. Of Brooklawn. Each made the circuit
In -. Waldo went out IN % and home
in 49,
Late entries include tho names OF Card
nor W. White and John VI. Ward. and II
was said at tile club last night that Fred
Herreshoff also was expected These with
oswald Kirkby. of E1glewood: Charles H.
seely of Wee Burn. and W. T. Morgan
ir.. Of Baltusrol make up strong field.
Because of the unusually heavy entry 1t
has been decided to get the first pair away
as early as s O'Clock. Provision has been
made for three sixteens and beaten eight
divisions but there is chance Of a cup
being offered for a fourth set The course
IS az IFS best. and the belief is that the
cards will lean toward the low side
New officers have been chosen 90 guide
the destiny OF the Deal Golf and Country
club. After serving as president Cor seven
wears Joseph NJ. Byrne. Of Newark
stepped aside in favor Of james T. Smith
also of Newark. Frederick II. Eaton. Of
this city. is vice-president. and Richard H.
Higgins treasurer Herbert W. Hill was
reelected secretary
An organization rarely heard Of is the
Piano Trade Golf Association of the United
States. It's most recent tournament was
held over the links OF the Midlothian Club.
near Chicago. about two weeks ago. and
the championship was won by Theodore
Cassabeer. OF this city. Cassabeer is the
Oakland golfer who won one OF the Van
Cortlandt Park tournaments few years
ago
The new president Of the association Is
T.. l. Perkins. OF this city. while Hermann
Irion. another New Yorker. is the treas
uro~. The other officers arc from Boston.
Chicago and Washington.
Tn team match over their home links
tho other day tho golfers Of the Nassau
country Club proved o. tri1e too mani
fo- heir Westhrock rivals Singles We're
nfr'Nf III INC IIifLlllI- anu tVNl Sytti' e+-'i
luncheon Leading IT for Westbrooil was
r~ed Fierresh0f. the former metropolitan
champion Ho was opposed 70 g. A. Dun
rfue. who found rho far driving HERR
shoT iuvinc.ble With g 70 his credit
tho visitor had no trouble In counting 3
noirts for his side That was all West
brook got IN the early hours. however. 1s
rr T.. Hjrks. A. w. RCssiter. r. g.. Jen-
uiues AMI g. r.. Jones an counted or
moro points for Nassau. AT the end OF the
morning round the count read TO s IN
favor ~ tho home players.
The Westtrook crowd an bur won in the
roursomes James r. HYDE and Harry b.
fFo1irs counted twice az the expense of
Howard Whitney and Hicks. Will" Louis
Livingston and W. r. Simcns chalked ND
? over IT. NJ Adams and Jennings T.
Hooper and Jones were defeated by a
similar margin joy HerreShof and G.. l..
Tanpin. Ifcrreshof having an individual
baU of a. Had n not been FOR Rosslter
and Dunuing the home team would not
have scored at AN I'M the afternoon. As 1t
was tho foursomes count TO in favor -
Westnrooh left Nassau tho winner OF the
dav bv "a total of - TO n.
i'm the competitive game some ten years
ago Singer was prominent Asked why he