New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-25
EINET HEARSCA ALI.
|olS0UTHERN LINKS
..cOes His Mind About
winter Golf-Enters
Tournament.
e,GEN TO GO TO
PINEHURST, TOO
,.,,< Sc. for Amateur Tourney
n Be Held al Panama
Pacific Exposition.

III peClpt IhupSiliuii'
l 49,, 0u:mct, the national ana
sot champion, after going on REQ
A., spposed 20 winter golf as FAR as
80 /, concerned, declaring that Il
1 20 soo6 for bis game. has at last
i.,.Ss3 20 the call o. the South. he
t-ip 70 Pinehurst late in March
II. Il, purpose 81 competing in the
- North and South championship,
H. open and amateur.
| a,.--s, hss rot been playing FOR sew
seeks. believing he esrned $ rest
A. us activities Of last season he
IN. cold becsuse IL Affects his
4 "a too much 20 suit him. Late ia
- however. will be quite differ
l., hsn row.
& tustonsry 20 run OF the three
~ sro South championships 81
,.,,ryst n succession. MaNch 20 20
~. The date reserved for the wom-
~ champion ship Or March 26 the
/ ,,,,,ur.rrofesslorsl four bsll eompe-
-, IS scheduled. The open cham
,.,hip e or the card for March q
u ~ while the amateur fixture Is
] ! ,,- March % % April 3. lnssmueh
savieu is planning At Eastern tour
.-snt probably beginning on Mon
!, lprh 5. there Is q possibility Of
ir-,t stopping OF there on his way
-. ouimet will have as com
.,lss J. II. Sullivan, jr.
Vsrd comes from Rochester that
filter Hsgsn, the national open title
..i5,r. also will 60 20 Pinehurst for
+, North snd South open. By that
=. :. will have finished teaching in
!. rcY schoo. in Rochester. Other
rH known professionals who plan to
= South ere Tom Mcnamara, former
-,.ropoli;sn champion; Macdonald
l;-i.b. present holder OF the crown,
|rs vii stor OF on his way North
N Florids. and his brother. Alec
i-,h, erstVhile national champion.
Dates have been selected for the
rsteur tournament 20 be run of in
yns,,ion with the Psnams-Pacihc
|lnosition, San Francisco. and they
srs been approved by the Western
an Association The tournament will
held beginning April 10. and will
r,iinue FOR six DAYS II IS planned
make this meeting one for amateur
Efsrs from al parts OF the world.
According % the announcement made
I.seeuent % the annual meeting OF
J. New York Newspaper Golf Club
y other evening, the proposed ooun-
= club for al Of those in any way
wneeted with the business Of produc
= periodical viii be an assured
..eess within two years Il is planned
Z MAINTAIN the present organization
g least for another season before
rrgng % with the Newspaper Coun-
? Club. Meanwhile, the organizs-
lon Of the latter Hill be perfected.
Although George T.. Cooper was re
Seated president and T. F. Foster vice
resident az the annual meeting, no
uccessor % John c. Finn as secre-
AZ and treasurer has been named
Inn wishes 10 ret're. A committee OF
'fse has been appointed 70 take care
q the matter An elaborate schedule
4 golf competitions IS being arranged.
Reports from the South have If that
; ". Thorinrton. Of Spring Haven,
az been highly successful this winter
horington drives long ball and usu-
ily has good direction He is sixteen
EARS old, o. good build, and several
y those who have seen him in action
ave selected him for future honors.
I, 10 said 20 be able to play ell shots
rel.
Miss Cecil Leitch. who will be well
.nsmbered here for her tour with
tiss Rsvenscroft iu 1918, gives some
isluable advice for those who are in
lined 10 be ~ "iellyfsh" disposi-
aon IN match play. She says in part:
Where IN medal play | ought 10
fave said Never tear up your card, as
very one may be playing badly in
match play rhould say DO not be in a
curry 70 give up Many a hole that
leened lost has been won. and vice
lersa, 50 remember that q match or
'ole is never lost until u is won One
= the soundest pieces of advice ever
'ven about match play was given, |
hink, By Nardon, who said. Play the
rst hole as II IL were the nineteenth. >
here arc some golfers who say on
s,ing the FIRST hole: oh. ! don't mind
BIT never win a match II ! win the
rst hole And there are also many
30 fee az the end Of the round: j
'sh hadn't been so careless al the
nj hole could easily have won u,
ID Il would have won me the match.
Psrsphrasine j. NJ. Barrie and mis-
lay "The Twelve Pound Look" one
et writer Fore" on the other side,
els the following incident:
y know prominent players who will
stually exchange an approving smile
ID even stop behind a second 70 listen
? BITS Of fattery after a mastery
boz. But let II be the other way
sont-when foot putt has gone
rong' You get q look-if you have
o' beer quick enough 70 get your eyes
tsso on Co the scenery in another
lr.etion-which seems TO ask you what
ght you have 70 be there. or. in fact,
IA, night had YOU 20 be born a. all"
Three Souls with