New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
SCARSDALE LINKS
CALL GOLFERS
SiXty-Seyen Entries for
the metropolitan Open
Championship.
SEVEN AMATEURS TO
PLAY IN TOURNEY
Francis Ouimet and Jerome ID.
Travers Not on LiSt-Pairings
and Starting Times.

With a total OF siXty-seven entries,
seven Of which are those Of amateur
golfers. the starting times and pair
ings for the metropolitan open cham
pionship. which begins at Scarsdale
next Wednesday, were given out by
Frederick II. Thomas. secretary OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association, Tor
publication this morning.
The list closed on Friday afternoon
and because Of this fact il may be
that the entries OF several OF those
missing were not received in time 70
be included i'm the announced list. For
instance. Isaac s. Mackie, who won
the recent Shawnee tournament and
displayed such golf on that occasion
that he is fancied by many as a pos
sble new metropolitan title holder, is
one Of the missing ones. John J. Nc
Dermott, who heads the homebreds
and won the national open champion
ship on two occasions, IS another
whose name does not appear
II was expected that Michael j..
Brady, the Massachusetts, open cham
pion: 0rrin Terry, formerly of Canoe
Brook. but now Of Massachusetts;
George Low, of Baltusrol. formerly
metropolitan champion. and James NJ.
Barnes. Of Whitemarsh, would be
others to start, but their names do
not appear on the list. Neither Francis
Ouimet nor Jerome u. Travers will he
among tho amateurs, but Oswald Kirk
BY. the metropolitan amateur cham
ulon, is scheduled to start early. The
first pair will get away At 9 o'clock
end others will follow at intervals OF
five minutes.
a. NJ
s.OO--W T. Stoddard. Bedford. and James
Corcorau. unattached.
9.05-fIarry Courie, Portsmouth, and
Leonard Biles. Sleepy Hollow.
gl0-Robert NJ Thomson. Glen Ridge,
and oswald Kirkby, Englewood
James c. Ferguson. spring Lake
9:2O-James Il. Thomson, Philadelphia,
and Gardner w. White. Flushing.
9:25-..Iohn Buckbee. jr.' and Thomas
9:8o-Benjsmin Bsttell Flushing. and
Harry Overy. ocean
e:35-Frsnk H. Bclwood. Garden City,
and FLsndon NJ. Watts Spring Lake.
e.40-GcorEc Sargent. Chevy Chase, and
Fred Mcleod. Columbia
9:45-Jamcs Heudry. Race Brook and
Peter i. Bvrne, unattached.
e:5o--leury Miller. Sunern, and Jack
Hagen. Salisbury.
s.55--Dsniel $. Msckic, Century, and
Fred Cook. Van Cortisndt.
10 00--lIuCh Clsspy unattached, and
James Fraser. Great Neck.
10 05-FC. T.. Van Week. iT.. Baltusrol.
and Tom Anderson. Nontcisir.
10:10-Joo Mitchell Upper Montclsir and
Herbert Strong lnwood.
1o1J-Dave Honeymsn, Forest Ilill, and
Ben Nichols. Wilmington.
ln:20-Robcrt Andrew, New Haven, and
William Hanlcy, Annsndsle.
10 :25--Csrl Henderson. New London, and
John Cullen. WsccabaC.
10 ;30--I.ouis Teller. Canoe Brook. and
Dave Hunter Essex County.
l0.35-Iack Jolly. Newark, and 'Lee W.
Maxwell. Scarsdsle.
0.40-Elmer W. Loving. Arcols, and J.
T. Lsngands. Weequshic Park
10:f5--Jack Hobens. Englewood, and Mac
donald Smith. Oakmont
10:50-Wiiliam Gourley, Suburban, and ].
F. Donate, unattached.
10.5j--Ioe Sylvester. Glens Falls, and Jack
Beckett, BaltusroL
II .OO-Cyril Strong, SscOndsgs. and How
ara Beckett. Washington.
] 4 .05--ThOmss W. Bonner. unatta CheG,
and James Rsuche. Elkridge Hunt.
11:10-Thomss l.. Mcnamara. Boston, and
Jack Hutchinson. Allegheny.
f115-AleX Smith. Wykagyl, and Jack
Bowling, Scarsdsle.
Il .20--Herbert Martin. Quogue. and George
DernbeCk, Richmond County
II :2J-William Paul, Mecklenberg, and
sJOhn Bredemus. New York.
lI:30-Jsmes Floyd. Savannah, and J. II.
Inglis. Fsiryiew.
1l:35-R D. Thompson. Port Chester, and
Tom Patterson, Knollwood.
Walker. Pine Orchard, and
George Sailing, Hotchkiss.
11:4J-William Mscfsrlane, Baltimore.