New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
Golf 4 Chess 4 Other Sports
NASSAU LINKS OFFERED
Course. However. Not Selected
for WOmen'S Golf Fixture.
THE DATE ALSO UNDECIDED
Mrs. Paterson Elected to Head
Ticket at Metropolitan
Association Meeting.


The course of the Nassau Country club
MAS offered for the annual championship
tournament of the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association at the annual meeting Oh
,bc association held at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. u. Paterson. the president yes
to-day. Although that was the oni% oH"r
received il was decided to refrain ifo'iI
making a hasty selection aud the matter
WAS left IN the hands of the executive
committee. The delegates also voted 10
hold the championship little later than
usual. preferably the first week in June
hut the naming of the exact dates viii dc
rcnd largely upon the movements OF the
vomcn.s Eastern Golf Association. which
generally claims the second week IN June
Tor its tournament and the rh'eIV'!
matches
When the meeting was calico 10 o'u''
Tho roll-csu showed the largest represen-
tation in the history OF the organization
Tor I'm addition TO regularly appointed u''-
COATES from twenty-one clubs, many other
women golfers were on hand, The TuNeoo
Golf Club and the Arcola Country 'iuo
were elected 10 membership thefep!
swelling the total 20 forty clubs.
With a vicw 10 bostcring up Its coiicc-
tive strength for the Griscom cup compe-
tition. the association decided TO place It's
official STAMP of approval on series oi
team matches. These will be sectional al
fairs. the idea being TO form teams from
New jersey, Long Island ana "VS,
. chester, Wherever possible the teams VIII
b. large. sixteen or more on size oel"s
desired. These contests Will In no way III
tcrferc with the regular meda' pla! nam
dicaps which proved so popular last sea-
son.
A. expected. no opposition was rlacod III
tho way Of the ticket presented by INC
nominating committee, with the result
that Mrs. Paterson was elected to inc
presidency for the fourth time
The ticket was as follows;
President. Mrs. NJ. -. Paterson. BaItus-
fcl Golf club. vicc-prcsidcnt, MIS-. J. f.
bonohoe. Montclair Golf Club; secretary
Airs. Lawrence Swift EnSlcwood COUNT!
club. and treasurer, Miss Eleanor Nht-
nov Morris County Golf club. OthoI
members OF the executive committee; MI
{. T. I'ebclackcr. HaCkensack Golf Cluo ;
Airs. w. u. Judson. Scarsdal" Golf ana
Country Club. and Mrs. w. l. seaman
Richmond County Country Cluo.
Tho following delegates attended
Ha,,usrol Golf Clu.. Mrs. y. =. Rogers
and Mrs. NJ. u. Paterson; Century Coun-
nv club Mrs. y. :. Rosin and Mrs A'ireu
Garetski: Crawford Golf club, Mrs. i. l..
plaI;c and Mrs. T. !. Ryan; Deal Golf
and country club. Mrs. J. T. Smith and
Mrs =. Arcnts: Dyker Meadow Golf 'lup'
Mrs u. L.. .Nldridcc. Dunwoodie country
club. Mrs. NJ. II. Fraync; EnsleWood
Country Club. Mis- Lawrence swift anu
Miss Grace Farrclly Essex County Couh-
Try club. Miss Julia Bredt; FairNiew
country Club. Mrs. Shire and Mrs Henry
plumcuthal: Hollywood Golf club, MIS-
Charles l.. Grecnhall and Mrs. W. w
Vaughn: HaCkensack Golf club Mrs D.
g barclay and Mrs. W. \. ltoIhah e
Niabopac Golf club. Miss Page Sch"aI|-
valdez and Mrs L. p. Duryea Montcial'
Golf club. Mrs +. f.. Donohoc ana MrS'
+ :. Philbrick: Morris County Golf CUB
Miss Eleanor Whitney: New BrunsWick
Go,f club. Miss Wilson Nassau Country
club. Mrs. II. j. Whitney aud MIS- u u
Geddcs Tiain6eld Country Cub' Mrs. ~
: Avery and Mrs. II. i. stockton f''cn'
,oonI County Country Club. Mrs. w /.
seaman and Mrs Woods; Scarsdaie CON
.,d country club. Mrs. J. 5. Irving ana
Ms n W. Ely: Wykagyl Country Clup'
Mrs w. ]. Faith and Mrs. II. c. Brown
and Wee Burn Golf Club Mrs. sawyer
and Miss IIoyt
With regard TO the plan for the New
Work Athletic Club and the Fox Hills
cot. club Va get together. il may be said
that the subcommittee of the athieuc
club met a committee from Fox fil'is 'as'
night. More or less progress was maze
and I, is understood that the SUD pody
will shortly report back TO the main com
rn,tteo. While anything in the nature OF a
prediction at this time WORLD be entirely
? matter Of conjecture. it is easy TO see
that both sdcs are aopefU..
Professionals finished all square IN
four.tall match over the links OF Inc
Wouas,on Gelf Club near Boston. the
other day. 81 ]. Brady, the home-ored'
who will compete abroad In the spring
rad George Bowdcn for partner against
.Nippor" Campbell. Of Brookline ana
Richard I[imban. Both sides had best
bail Of 20 Standing on the seventeenth
tee Campbell and Kimhall were up ont
Brady souared accounts by driving Inc
green and winning the hole in .. Ihe
distance is so yards. and Bradys orlNe
kft him a put OF ten feet for : 1hey
hslycd the home hole in 4.
As usual. the Huntingdon Valley coun-
try Club has selected an ideal time for its
annual invitation tournament for the
Lynncwood Hall cup. The dates. it rs un-
derstood. are June u. 13 and 1.-THE same
as those assigned 10 the new Sleepy Hol-
low Country Club. Although huntington
Valley is outside the metropolitan dis-
trict. the officials of the organization al
ways cndeayor to secure a strong Ne"
York representation. In seasons past such
wcll known performers as Jerome ~
Travcrs. the national and metropolitan
champion: Fred IIcrreshOf and Walter D.
Travis have taken part there.
CHANGES IN MINOR LEAGUES