The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-17
BrOOkIaWn Club Plans
 Another Big Golfing
 Tournament In July
Success of Metropolitan Meet Prompts Local Club to Heed Wishes of Players - Golf News.
By THE LINKSNIAN.

the BrooklaWn county CAuD As@t month, according to official announce mont made today. The recent metro politan amateur golf championship was so successful and the players so pleased with tho condition of the course, that the golf competition committee has decided, at the request of golf enthusiasts hero and of New York, to put on another big tourna- ment.
 That the better players of the coun- try will appear in the planned tourna- ment Is certain, for it was at their request that the committee has been prompted to go ahead and arrange for the meet A large number of players who did not appear in the metropoh- tan tournament will play here. Mike Brady is among those who will show as win Francis Ouimet and many oth- CTS who were not eligible for play in tho metropolitan.
 Preparations are being made for q record field in the invitation tourna- ment at the Fox Hills Golf Club. Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of this week. This is the first time since 191s that the Staten Island organiza- ton has scheduled such an event, and the committee In charge has deter mined to maize the tournament a gala occasion.
 Four sixteens will be provided for. with beaten eights fin each division. and prizes for winners in all flights. Only useful awards will be given. such as silverware, cut glass, etc. En- tries officially close this afternoon, but post entries will be accepted.
 For years an invitation tournament has been an annual fixture at Fox Hil1s. In 1916 A. F. Hammer, form erly of Fox Hills. but now represent ing Baltusrol, won the chief trophy, defeating C. T. Sweeney of North Jer- sey, up and to play in the final round A. l.. Walker, Jr., then seventeen-year-old lad. won the medal in the qualifying round. but was later put out by Sweeney.
 After a lapse of three years the metropolitan Golf Associations junior championship tournament will be re- sumed at the Siwanoy Country Club next week, June 24 and 25. The con- ditions call for the boys to qualify in eighths Tuesday morning, and con- tinue at match play in the afternoon and on Wednesday. Plans have been made for five eights, or forty contest ants. and prizes will be awarded in all divisions.
 Boys under 1s years of age are eli- gible, which means that all those prominent in former junior meetings will be missing, including Vincent Hilton. winner in 1916: Philip Carter, Reginald Lewis and Harry Scharff. The first junior turnaments was held Tn 1912 at P1ainfie1d, and be it said to the credit of the M. c. A. that that body was one of the first to fn- augurate competitions for the young CT element.
 Exercise and plenty of fresh air are the things needed to keep one young theSe days. according to Mrs. Gourlay Dunn-webb. the woman golf profes- sional It Is only the outdoor life that enables her to stand up undCq the strain of teaching ten nourz ss day, and she forces herself to main tain rigid retiring hours.
 Golf and the name Dunn are sym onyInous with each other. Mrs. Dunn webb's father. Tom Dunn, was sec ond only to Tom Morris in the afrec- tons and regard of British golfers fifty years ago; her uncle. Willie Dunn, was the first open champion Q the first woman teacher in England; her grandfather. William Gourlay. was the famous old feather ball maker; three of her brothers have won high rank among professionals. and since the time of King James " of Scotland the name of Dunn has been inseparable from the history of the game. To look at this woman one would hardly believe her to be more than. 30, yet she admits to hav- ing a daughter nearly 20 years old.
 According to announcement of W. D. Kilgour. professional, Ben Nichols. of Philadelphia. is to become asso- cinted with him in the management of the Pelham Bay Park golf course Also there are some very interest ing matches to be played on the Pel- ham course during this season. Be- sides being the brother of Gils Mich ols. Ben also has the distinction of being the only man who ever beat Harry vardon on the occasion of his visit to America several years ago.
 Wards recent success as d pinch hitter means that he will have fre- quent opportunities to repeat in the future.
 Tho enforced absence of Roger Pec1<fnpaugh demonstrated the fact that Huggins has a very capable sub stftute fnfielder in Bill Fewster. B A s E B A IL NE W Fl ELD PARK