New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
nlsectlons of Country 10
" !, Pep Represented in Tour
? asv starting To-day
TEAM MATCHES FIRST
on IN THE PROGRAMME
..,,,rd. Yale, Pennsylvania
'1 O,,.estou and Williams Will
Be in Competition

Golfers from al parts VI
0''' If the country will gather
s'' &C., esr5en city Golf Club to-day
q ihs -, Of their annual cham
ipr ne e.'s,rnament. The hrst mat
pionshp IN 'SN attention will be team
ltr 70 e's por nine years IN success
nflehes b,s been no combination
SEE tnelS nn,e the title with Nale,
result the honorS nave 800"
IN me Blue for nearly
silhou s'Scial announcement has neeh
No o' 20 the conditions, but II IS
r,ae saw that to-day, tomorrow
SIC u,S3ncsdsv will be given over 10
ind contests. after which the IN
iae We. championship will be stageH'
lslaue., ,;fyinr spd first match ROUNDS
ne Qu', ~ Gard for Thursday with
re on n5 and scmi-1nal matches on
se $50 Tins clearing the way Tor
49, 49, anal on Saturday $500
b.nole $50 of the various teams
y" mstter for decision when INC . irs'
! reached the day OF compeuu3InI'
10 Of tho more important COMP
~ W. arc Yale aud Harvard. A ten
~ pe.up Of these has been maue
g :, follow .o,5 Edward T. Allis. Sd, Mil
hs.,' csptsin. j. W Hubbcll. Des
.aeAe'. I'll Canaan. Altoona; r. NJ.
a n ;r Boston: J e. Hepburn
ip.A;.,;lis. ?. ". Simons, Springfield
losis e.ariev p. Gwfiths. Is Grange.
sHy w II. Gardner I'd. Buffalo,
;,. u. Pierce. BOSTON; l.. l..
s..5in Detroit; J. F. O'Rourke' IT.
y.r York; A. r. Gaines. Omaha W.
G,,ssld Taylor. Chicago.
SornsIl and Columbia will not start
lee i happens that they get IN line
~ last moment. However, Penn
.,ranis Princeton and Williams viii
tssms The FIRST named Is cap
- Inv Clement B. Webster, IT,
q. -.ccntlv won the chief cup IN
II. ;,vi.stion tournament of the Bala
"a Club near Philadelphia, going
s..ugb strong field 10 DO so. Will
ins has John Marshall. jr. runner
: last year. for the individual tltle'
III Rose, OF Pittsburgh, Will captain
b Princeton forces.
n The early expression Of intentions
,.rBts FOR anything the invitation
armament OF the Greenwich Country
I'm On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
~ September 81. - and %, VIII be
80 If ne classiest Of the season, VI
I, syneeted that Francis Ouimet, the
- amateur champion of the United
St,,ss will be 2 starter. though Oulmee
Il, moi definitely decided on 1t as yet.
~ same may be said of Jerome ID.
Trsysrs and Oswald Kirkby. However,
ne following have said they would be
On hand for the qualifying round.
Robert c. Watson, Fred Herreshof,
Chisholm Beach. Gardner ". White,
George T. Brokaw. Dwight Partridge,
Percy R. Pync. ID. A. c. Travis, Spots
WOOD D. Bowers, Edward P. Rogers,
Maxwell r. Marston Howard +. Whit
new Reginald ". Lewis. +. Mortimer
Barnes. Wallace ". Sinclair, John y.
Nearns. Sd, ". 2. Seely and Robert
Hunter. All Of these men have ratings
"a the handicap list Of the United
States Golf Association.
There will be a 36-hole qualifying
NQnQ on Inc lTsL udAs lhS lClu OCiH6
tyided into three fights Of sixteen
arh. Only an 18-hole final match will
v attempted. In view Of the proXim-
ID to the tri-state matches for the Les
,y Cup, at Baltusrol, it is expected
hst a number Of the Massachusetts
nd Pennsylvania players also will
nmpete
An excellent entry list has been OBJ
tined for the open tournament az.
NriRg Lake next Thursday and Fri
ay. Walter C. Hagin. the twenty-five
Tsr.old Rochester professional, wh)
nsehty won the national open cham
Honship. will be one. Others viii be
hnes N. Barnes. Western open cham
Fpn; Isaac Nackic. Eastern title
hlder; Alec Smith. former national
nd metropolitan champion; Fred Nc
led, Jack HObens. Carl Anderson,
Robert Anderson. Louis Teller, An
sIw Campbell. II. II. Barker, Charles
AatnsT Jack Bowling, Dave Hunter,
v, G. Green. Dave HoHeyman. Tom
AaetHon. George Low. Ben Nicolls,
Herbert Strong, W. p. Robinson, James