The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
HEIRESS-LOVE TEAMS
WITH TRAVIS; WINS
Garden City Pair Victorious for
the American Golfer Trophy
With 20.
BOSTONIANS ARE SECOND
Corton and Anderson Turn In
Card of II. Including n
6 and a Z.
BOSTONIANS ARE SECOND
~ JOiIN e.. ANDERSON.

MANCHESTER Vt. Aug. 2s.-In n fine
swimming match here this afternoon
waiter j. Travis and Frederick HERES
aof. representing the Garden City Golf
club. went around the course in the fewest
stroke. ~ bes; hail four bail match and
won 'ac american Golfer trophy in the
..s.1 tournament preliminary to the
DUAL amateur golf championship.
I say swimming match advsedly. II
has boon raining here pretty much OF the
tn. since Thursday night and continued
doing SO this morning. with the result
mat She players were asked not to play
until 'a. special tournament OF the after
noon with SO much rain as has fallen
tNl. d stinctly a surprise 10 go out this
trrr.Yuu and find the course assimilating
Gin. ~t..ttll 50 we'll one good bright day
v.,a O. little wind TO help out would put
'.e course In wonderfully fine shape for
ne aut'.fylrg round OF the championship
Monday
Walter j. Travis and Frederick HERES
ron won tho american Golfer trophy with
. score ~ 20. They also won It a year
go 10 Garden city the first time 1t was
played for. They began inauspiclously
V.t1 % pair Of 5s. thereby getting most OF
.he.r mediocre work out OF their systems
..I playing the rest OF the round as II a
.mwwoHshIp were at stake.
tn Boston district followed the Metro
p0l.tul for Ray X. Gorton and j. q. An
lersou finished second with n Il. a hes,
bal on one hole and on another was
not ,\uctly the best OF team work. Cliff
.I g. Dunniug and Philip Carter. a
brilliant young pair from the NASSAU
county club. had Il round OF 70, which
fo~ most of the afternoon stood as the
hest round of the day.
Jerome u. Travers and Gilman r. TIFF
aiy made what looked on paper 8
promising pair, but II was a promise un
surUyI for they did not return card
s.. OIL, hole Tiffany lost his ball ant
Trav,rs took s. oswald kirkby suffered
r-or rheumatism and played only two
holes Francis Ouimet and +. II. Hoy
II Boston should make a good pair an!
lime. hut without the least bit OF lucl
on NUTS they finished in 70. The sum
maries
AMERICAN GOLFER TROPHY
Frederick Herreshoff and Walter J. Tra'i'
2 rS.....: / / 49, - 3 "a: -
John @ Anderson and r. r; Gorton' , Err
10 20 VAS, Tassau. ass. ~. Francis ouime
III + Hoyj. woodland. s6-97, ~ ".
81 =. A. n Reid and John Reid, Jr
s., Andrews 37--ss. rs Max r. Marsto
trl o. T.. Van Week, Jr BaltusTnl. 81
Z. e.. charles Evans Jr and Wiii'aII
How,'nI IT,. On Chte1To g. x a; S Ekwsno 3,
81 Is; + T clark and f. W. Clark 5.
f.k,t1ok $50, 20: ". n tady and II.
n.r,er Bra Burn. 37--3e rs: II. G. cori
an aud W. Corkrnn, baltimore. 81
&c Percy Pyne "a and John \. Stearns 3,
rrncston;. 57--4o u J. r. Hyde and W.
DIVER Perrin and II. G. Watson. Palnet,
-.-Sa. Is q W white and ". T.. Levi
F'ushlng 3--I2. 70: Lewis Livingston an
.f.FIm Hplllns Wcsthrook. $50. 70; y.
Whitney and W A. Stewart, Audubon Al
- ~
one rather interesting fact concernn
he personnel OF those taking pant in III
n1anrIorshlp Is that siXty-nine out OF
total entry list Of l12 are graduates @
colleges Harvard. Yale and Pr!nceto
ere represented with the greatest nun
hers
There will be few golfers scratche
when 'ho'- names are called at the fir:
zoe Mon ny. O'Connell. Whittemor
Warren X Wood. Norman T. Brookc
}. r. Cldy Paul Hunter, X. w. Tuckel
man, H. b, Lee and r. NJ. sherman ar
among those who may not compete. The
have not appeared for practice "a ye
and IN several cases II is known detinitel
that non-appearance will be recorded
II Il happens that only 100 golfer
should respond to their names " woul
seem the logical thing 10 have the thirt!
* holes Of qualification played on MOI
day, thus allowing for thirty-sx holes
match play In every championship roun