New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-17
NEWS OF THE GOLFERS
uvor,en's Eastern Association to
Reflect Officers.
FIXTURES FOR ST. ANDREWS
plans for a Busy Season, with
Medal Plays and Large
Holiday Gard.

Holiday Gard.
r.. same officers who served for the last
have been selected 10 guide the desti-
~. n the Women's Eastern Golf Associ-
- FIR another term on Tuesday after
W.. Iune 4. the annual meeting Of the
.ssocistion will be held At the Philadelphia
r-s.S.t club This is in keeping with the
.as,om Of holding the annual meeting at
~. time Of the championship.
r,A nominating committee has renamed
yrs caleb F. Fox as president. with Miss
Mud X Netmore. of Baltusrol. as vice
a,.sident. Both Mrs. VI. u. Paterson and
Mics Georgianna NJ. Bishop. Of the metro
,.oi.sn district. are included on the execu-
,,s committee. The nominating commit
,s consists of Miss Ellen G. Hood, chair
van. Mrs. ". y. Vanderpool and Miss e.
: oseood The ticket is as follows:
President Mrs Caleb +. Fox vice-presi-
d,nt. Miss Maud X Wetmore; secretary.
vss Louisa A. Wells, and treasurer. Miss
Florence McNeely. The executive commit
10 consists of the officers and Mrs. NJ. u.
paterson. Mrs z. II. Barlow, Mrs William
r Hes Airs. Edward {. Wheeler. ir..
Miss Frances G. GrisCom. Miss Georsianna
" Bishop and Miss H. r. Curtis
The committee i'm charge Of competitiops
ri the ST. Andrews Golf Club. consisting of
Robert N. Pierson, Arthur :. Higgins and
Harry Bashford, has announced its sched-
Tie FOR the season. providing for two com
seti,ions which will last throughout the
summer. conditions governing play for the
yice.presidents cup provide that the PLAYER
hsying the best selected score for eighteen
holes between May 30 and Novmber :, is
III winner Of the trophy.
In the contest for the golf committee tro-
ply the players must hand in properly at
tested cards between May Is ana September
70 The sixteen best net scores qualify for
match play. the first round of which is
scheduled for September 2S The second
round is to be played within seven DAYS e
that time, the semi-final round within four
teen DAYS and the final within twcntv-one
DAYS
ON October = the club championship viii
be played. There viii be thirty-six holes
medal play scratch for the John Reid
medal. ON the same day a half century
handica? viii be held. conditions calling
for thirJy-SiX holes medal play Members
Of fifty years Of age or more only arc elisi-
BIZ for this competition.
On all holidays special attractions have
been arranged. a competition at thirtv-Six
holes medal play for the Johnson prizes is
the feature for Memorial Day. ON July {
there will be d handicap at thirty-six holes
medal play. For Labor Day a competition
at thirty six holes is carded. selected eigh-
teen TO count HandiCaps have been ar
ranged for Election Day and Thanksgiving
DAY. Every month during the season there
will he competitions for which 4 qualifying
round VIII nc held. the eight best net scovcs
qualifying for match play within seven
DAYS. the second round within fourteen
days and the final round within tVenty-one
DAYS
The Urrer Montclsir Country club has
announced an extensive schedule Of com
petitions which will extend throughout the
summer and continue until Thanksgiving
Day There are medal play contests, mixed
foursomes end handicaps against bocey
provided when there is nothing special
listed. but there is an unusual number of
tofnpetitions Of tournament order. ON
saturday. May Is, the qualifying round OF
il1e spring tournament will Le held AZ
eighteen holes medal play handicap, the
first eight lowest net scores to qualify for
the spring Gun. presented BY Charles W.
Anderson. jr. while the second eight will
qualify for the John Bartlett trophy. The
flsl rour@ Of this competition will be played
Memorial Day. The club championship viii
require month OF Saturdays to decide.
he qualifying round being played OH June
s end the fnal ON July l. The sixteen
lowest scores will qualify for the champion
ship. while the second sixteen will qualify
FOL a trophy presented by the green com
ulttee The final round will he at thirty
sn holes
On July the qualifying round Of the
summer tournament will he run off at
,hirty-six holes. match play being continued
on July 10. % and q. The August tourna-
ment will he the chief competition that
month. finishing August 81. There will be
four qualifying rounds for the presidents
and vice presidents cups. June q. July q,
August Il and September I. with an climlna'
ton round September "a, and match rounds
On succeeding Saturdays until the final at
'hrty--iN holes. un October T.
The testing round in the fall tournament
will h PLAYED on October 10. continuing at
match play on the following SATURDAYS
Until November s. Election Day Provision
rs been made for the beaten Fights with
prizes for the winners Of these divisions.
turkey contest Will close tho season on
Thanksgiving Day.
Under the supervision OF Harry Nardon'
the British open champion, ten new holes
have been added TO the course at Wey-
bridge, England. Nardon made "a In a
practice round there recently, making "A
new record. To formally celebrate the
opening OF the course, a tournament was
held at Weybridge, in which Vardon de-
feated J. ". Taylor the former open cham
pon. in the final round at eighteen holes by
up and to play. Vardon made this
round in rs and Taylor in 81. over the same
links IN a four ball match, Nardon. WIN
his cousin Walter Vardon, another PROBES"
sonal. were beaten by Taylor and ;. h.
Fly an amateur. up and to play.