The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08
defeated a number Of excellent golfers.

w h'oN 81 UNIV VI FNffllFlA EhllttNs
That the wandering professionals
from the North do no; always gather
In the honors IL shown by the result Of
an open tournament at the Midvick
Country club i'm California. IN which
those two pilgrims GIL Nichols and VI. j.
Brady took part. II was a seycnty-tno
hole competition, a real championship
test. and George Martin. a young Scotch
man stationed at the Los Angeles
Country club. finished ahead of the two
noted visitors. Martins winning score
was $40. Nichols was second with 3l2
and Brady third with 3l5.
The visitors captured some of the
prizes for the individual rounds during
the tourney. which went First round,
Martin. T5 second round. Nichols. II ..
third round. Brady, 81 fourth round.
Nichols. 81 \ violent rtinstorm on
the afternoon " the second day was
responsible for the winning Of a prize
with an 81.
George Martin. who won the tourney.
is a young golfer who has been at
Los Angeles for two or three years.
He Is a native of carnoustie. . LITTLE
Scotch town near Dundee. which has
produced u remarkable number Of
golfers who have made good on this
side Of the Atlantic. Tn three smiths.
Willie. Alex and Macdonald the two
Maidens. Jimmie and stewart George
Low and many others Of lesser fame
are products of C~arnoustie.
In fact up TO this year C~arnoustie
has sent an annual batch of young
professionals 10 this country. Now
they have all gone INTO the Black watch
and have forgotten golf for a while
The professionals who have remained
t. sla NAsVh un.sta 60 fnAn IaAYN hftataFt
thar usual In resigning their old posi-
tons and seeking new ones. II Is said
hat Orrin Terry. who left Canoe BROOK
last year and went To Belmont Spring.
near Boston. will leave the latter club
and return TO another position in New
Jersey. Bob Jolly Of the Park Ridge
club. near Chicago. is going TO the
Terre Haute Country Clu 1T Terrc
Haute. Ind. Charles II. Hofucr. VINO
has been an assistant TO Jack McDer-
mott at Atlantic city. has accepted a
position with the Woodbury. Country
club. in one OF the Jersey suburbs Of
Philadelphia.
Those professionals who made their
new arrangements earlier In the year
are getting settled az their new clubs.
Nipper Campbell j. now at the Rtlt-
more Country club heeiuuing his new
work after sixteen wears ii service At
Brookline. Before ne left Boston last
week Campbell announced that II the
Massachusetts, Golf Association would
admit outsiders to its open champion
J ship this year and e they would play
the tourney at Brookline he would come
back to try for the title.
Charles Boyle left on Saturday for
his new job at Havana and Thomas
Boyd, the new Fox HIS professional IL
working at the R~itz-Cirlton golf school
until the outdoor season u1e,s. boyd.
who comes from the Park Lau-ley
club In England. where he was assist
ant is an excellent golfer. His record
at Park Langley II 60. a stroke better
than Nardon's best mark for the course.
The MIddle Atlantic COLI Association
has selected the Wilmington Country
club. Wilmington. Del. for its annual
championship. which viii he played ON
June u. u and 10. The association
also allotted dates for a number ~
invitation tournaments. IN some ~ which
a number Of metropolitan golfers
usually play The LIST follows
Washington Country club. May 6. :
and 5; Baltimore Country Cluh. May
10, II and - Chevy Chase club. May
20, II and %. The District ~ column
bia en- ~tmpionship will be played AZ
Chevy Chase June 3, I and 2
j. Ralph Bailey Of Wllmi gton II the
new president OF the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association and y. Warren Cork
ran Of Baltimore has been chosen vice.
president,