Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-27
LARGE FIELD FOR
GOLF TITLE PLAY
Will Take Six Hours TO Start
Competitors at Garden
City.

NEW YORK, Aug. Fit will re-
quire an even six hours to get the
field under way for the eighteen-hole
qualifying round in the national golf
championship tournament, which
starts at Garden City, L. l., Monday
The entries number 145, sixty-nine
more than last year. The first pair
will start at $3.50 a. m, and at five
minute intervals others will be start
ed until $3.50 p. m.
Although 1t was considered prob
able that Bernard Darwin, the Eng
fish golf authority. and Norman F.
Hunter. of the Honorable Company
of Edinburgh Golfers, would be
among those to seek American
laurels, their names do not appear on
the list Great Britain, however, will
be represented by Victor Maude, of
the Princess Golf Club, and the now
famous Abe Mitchell, the Cantalupe
amateur, who carried John Ball to the
thirty-eighth green before the latter
won the British championship a year
ago.
Jerome d. Travers, thrice winner of
the title is scheduled to start at
l1.40 in company with Frederick Z.
Jennings. of Nassau. Other former
ton are Findlay S. Douglas, of Mas
sau; Walter J. Travis, of Garden
City: Eben M. Byers, of Allegheny;
w. C. Fownes, jr. of Oakmont, and
Robert Gardner, of Hinsdale. Charles
Evans, jr., who opposed TraVers last
year in the final round, will have as
his pacemaker the veteran James "A.
Tying, of Baltusrol. The pairlngs are
as follows: c..,i4h
Il 10 n = III.
r. A. Martin and G. H. Walker.
C. e. Van Week. 1r, and f, K.
F. S. Douglas and Gilman P. TIFF
fany.
w. A. Stickney and Hamilton X.
Kerr.
Archie NJ. Reid and Ralph Peters,
jr.
Abe Mitchell and Philip Carter.
r. r. Devereux and B. p. Merri-
man.
e. M. Barnes, jr., and g. A. Pea
cock.
Eben M. Byers and III. L. Downey.
Fl c. Mccall and W. C. Fownes, jr.
r. r. Mundy and c. B. Grier.
r.. C. Jenkins and John M. Ward.
Walter j. Travis and w. L. Glen
ney.
II. B. Mcfarland and Devereux
Lord.
William L. Hicks and Dwight Par
fridge.
w. p. Smith and Fl. ]. Topping.
]. M. Rhett and G. d. Thompson.
Samuel j. Graham and Roy D.
Webb.
Oswald Kirkby and ]. G. Ander-
son.
John N. Stearns, Sd, and P. c. Plat.
Eben B. Knowlton and J. ]. Radel.
G. T. Brokaw and Knowlton L.
Ames.
w. NJ. Gardner. 3D. and Charles R.
Lealke.
Robert A. Gardner and w. r. ST.
mons.
Jerome D. Travers and F. C. Jen-
nings.
w. N. Read aid j. B. Rose.
j. M. Wells and w. B. Rhett.
s. G. Sticlxney and f. e. Jackson,
ar.
c. p. Eddy and p w. Whittemore.
G. H. Crocker and A. l.. Morris.
M. M. Michael and Leigh Carroll
Francis Ouimet and r. II. Lewis.
Fl. e. Kenwo-thy and j. d. Foot.
Morris s. Phillips and r. II. Crow
sl
f. w. Perrin and II. A. Steiner.
r. ]. Kampmann and Max H.
Behr.
Godfrey Turpin and Frederick
Herreshoff.
w. P. Seeley and J. w. Edginton, jr.
G. A. Dunning and c. j. Sullivan.
]. A. Tying and Charles Evans, jr.
Simon Carr and Howard f. Whit
ney.
c. b. Buxton and Howard J. Gee.
A. w. Tillinghast and Gardiner w.
White.
P. 5. Bush and p c. Newton.
S. d. Bowers and s. c. Mabon.
Thomas M Sherman and N. A.
Thomson.
John f. Stanley. jr., and oliver
Perrin
Fraser Hale and B. w. Corkran.
Mason Phelps and A. c. Ulmer.
Sheriff. Sherman and G. G. Ingra-
ham.
r. S. Worthington and w G. Pfeil.
e. f. Mayberry and B. T. Allen.
Oscar Woodward and Paul NJ Hun
ter
Walter r. Kirk and w. T. Cheney.
]. B. Bush and N L. Nichols.
II. b. Lee and j, r. Hyde
F. H. Franclne and C. G. Waldo, jr.
Hugo R. Johnston and Heinrich
Schmidt.
Q. III. Gardner and A. l.. McIlwaine.
r. M. Tarleton and Garfield Scott.
G. A. Grump and NJ. r. Marston.
e. e. Giles and j. II. Slater.
p. s. Bottome and John Reid, jr.
Chisholm Beach and C. H. Aldredge.
Robert Weir and ]. f. Byers.
A. F. Hammer and G.. b. Adams.
Robert Abbott and ]. B. Crook
ston.
w. ], Macdonald and G. A. Gran
ston.
w. T. West and Lee Maxwell
Charles II. Brown