The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30

and the c~olleglans won by 10 to {
Frank w. Dyer Of the Montclair
Country Club, who is a freshman At
Pennsylvania this year. made the low
eat score OF tho day. lie pla Eyed third
mar on the college team and won his
match easily. Dyer IL the y~oungster
who won the sleepy Hollow
last summer and practically single
handed won the amateur professional
competition that preceded tho metropoli-
tan open championship at Scirsdale
later in the season. Tom Anderson MAS
Dyer's partner, but Dyer played such ex-
ceptional golf that Tom had little to do
hut collect his prize money when the
round was over.
The plan Of limiting n few invitation
tournaments to players OF recognized
merit ia gaining favor. The Hunting
don Valley Country Club. near Philadel-
phia, is the latest 10 adopt the plan.
and only golfers with handicaps Of $
or better will be invited to play for
the Lynnewood Hall cup next June. Tho
Lynnewood Hall cup Is a big gold af-
fair and is one of the most valuable
eolhug trophies IN the country.
H. addition to limiting the entries 20
play,rs with marks OF : or better the
club will invite the leading players Of
! llt country 10 compete. lIt uulI'N
is to be played June II, 80 md %,
the Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
following the open championship az
Baltusrol. As most OF tho low ren
o. the national handicap list are likely
To- try their luck agains the profess
sionals at Baltusrol they will md 1t
easy 20 play at Huntington Valley a
couple of days later. Francie Ouimet,
wien passing through Philadelphia re-
Gently OF his way 20 ~p!nehurst, said
that he would try to play for the Lyme
wood Hall cup. and as Jerome Travers
has won u twice the club will try 20
persuade him 10 try again The' as
chick Evans is sure 20 be n Baltusrol
IL will be an easy task 20 get him over
80 Philadelphia. George ' flotan, the
Texas golfer. Is the present holder OF
the cup. and he says that he Intends
20 try 10 win II again next June
Pittshurg will have another course
Of championship csllbrc when tho Al
legheny Country Club completes the
improvements In It's course, which have
Just been begun. About fifty acres
adjoining ;he clubs property have been
purchased. and the curse will be length.
ened about 500 yards. Donald R-ss
will have charge OF the work OF recon.
structing the course and will spend par
Of next month at Pittsburg Four or
five holes will he laid cut on the new
property.
A new champion has been crowned or
the Pacific coast. The women's cham
pionship of southern California was vof
the other day by Mrs Henry Van Dyk'
~ A%nnandale Tho tourney was play"S
on the course OF the Los Angeles Cnun
try Club and tr the final round Mrs
Van Dyke defeated Mrs. + T Perkin.
formerly a prominent Chicago wuma'
golfer. nut now OF Redland-, by o al
and ! 20 pay
= Scott Mcknight of he Great Sec.
col: Cluh and tho professional 80 'ng
organization. James Fraser, defei'.'
Robert II BOYD. amateur. and Bcr
Battle. professional, representing ~,
Flushing Country club, yesterday o.
n 'hirty-s!N hos match Til" morrIui
round was PLAYED OF tie Great \'cl
course and resulted IN m even break
In the afternoon at Flushing the visitor
won by > IN and ! ~ play