New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
Western Golf Clubs
Await Title Clashes

have submitted himself to the rules of
the association, both as TO the restrlc-
tons enjoined and penalties imposed.
On these conditions alone he is en-
titled to enjoy all the privileges and
advantages of the association cOmpe-
titon.
All score cards in the medal play
round must be kept in strict accord
ance with Rule ;. special rules for
stroke competitions. Competitors fail
ing to comply with the requirements
of this rule will be disqualified.
The privileges of the clubhouse and
the grounds are extended to all COM
petitors in the championship for one
week previous TO the tournament.
For those wishing to attend both
CHAMPIONSHIPS, such as the United
States Golf Association officials. hard
working scribes and enthusiasts gen
orally. it will be a quick jump from
Detroit to Lake Forest. Ill, where the
women will tee up on Monday, sep
TENDER 6. Although it is too soon 70
hazard a prediction as to the size OF
the field, early indications point TO
plenty of class. Miss Vera Ramsay,
the English woman who won the Mas
sachusetts title earlier in the season,
part. and it may be that her presence
will scare away some Of the others.
At the United States Golf Assocla-
ton Headquarters there is hope that
the Eastern women will turn out IN
roodlv numbers, though, unless prece-
dent is disregarded, ninc-tenths OF the
field will be made up of Western play
ers. II has always been so. ever since
the association has been handling
these women's championships.
The programme follows:
Monday. September 6, 10 a. M
Women's championship medal play
ronnd. eighteen holes, best thirty-two
scores to qualify. A prize is offered oy
the association to the invest score IN
this competition.
Tuesday. September 7, 10 a. M
Women's championship, first match play
round. 1880 p. m.-Consolatlon eyprt
for the non -qualifers. Eighteen-holea
medal play handicap, prize presented
bv the Onwentsia Club; entries close
for this event Monday. September b, al
. p. m.
Wednesday. September S, 10 a. m,
Women's championship, second rouh1
match play. l:30-W omen's handicap
versus bogey. at eighteen holes: prize
presented BY the Onwentsla CluD. En-
tries close for this event at p. m.
THURSDAY. September 9, 10 a. m.
Women's championship. third matGe1
NAV round. 1:3O-Driving, approach
ing and putting contests, prizes pre-
eented nv the Onwentsia Club. Entries
can be made at the time of the event.
Friday. September 10, 10 a. M,
Womenis championship, seml-hnal
round. match play. 1880 p. m.-best
ball foursomes. scratch competition at
eighteen holes, prizes presented by me
Onwentsia Club. Entries to be msde
at the time of the event.
Saturday, September II, 10 a. M
Women's championship, hnsl round
match play. 1880 p. m.-MiXed tour-
somes medal play handicap; eighteen
holes; best gross and net, prizes pre-
sented by the Onwentsia Cluo; hh-
tries can be made for this event lhurs-
day, September 3, at p m.
Entries for the special events sre
oren only TO contestants entered for
the championship events. This applies
aIso 70 the entries OF women IN the
r,ixed foursomes handicap, Septem-
Der IL. .,1 An
No scorers will be furnished. Al
score cards in the medal play rounds
must be kept in strict accordance with
PuIe 5 Special rules for stroke COM
Each entry for the handicap events
r,ust he accompanied by a certihed han.
dicap at the players home club, and
tbe scratch score from which such ham
dican is made. In all special events
nlsvers must leave the first tee by
%. IA.