Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
Fr0st-Bitten DivOfS on Wintry Links
by SANDY McNIBLICK

CEVERAL sticks Of golfing events
Ohave been written since last the
Lakewood Country Club members were
hosts at IL tournament but after couple
of years the portals will be opened
again next week.
What used to be tho annual fall
tournament at the Jersey course VIII
be re- established Thanksgiving Day
with qualifying round and the ex-
pectations of at least four sixteens to
compete at match play Friday and sGt-
urday. a simple system has been de-
yised whereby II there are more than
fights and added cups.
The old familiar Metedeconk, Caras- |
aljo, and Manetta cups will again be |
offered. Not only is 1t necessary to be
able to pronounce the name of the cup
you win, but it will also be necessary
to play some fancy golf, judging by the
entries 80 far received. All members OF
clubs in the L. s. G.. a. and Metropoli-
tan Golf Association are eligible.
Drumsticks and pumpkin pie evidently
await the committee in early diner dates:
for ole Of the conditions at Lakewood 10 that
no cards Thanksgiving Day will be accepted
Herbert II. Newton will lead SINAI band
Ih 3a4kSF nnsSf'S SS sof Se
been getting IN plenty OF practice and Is
sure to make " good showing
j. simpson Dean began a7i ended a hectic
, golf season IN triumph. AS captain of the
Princeton golf team Dean made a Gisanup OF
e"Li"G'atH. lynn"wood Hall Wilmington. the
But row he Mas Won the presidents trophy
anA ch,,mytonship Of IN" Prince;S9 Goit
Club. setting hie picture in the Princeton
paprE ana cvcrythng
= Sixteen years ago r.nehurst started It's
first autumn tourney. The oldest tourn"y
there Is tho North and soutn amateur tti"
year. ycSi II /" THE important tonrneS of the
southern schedule and has progressed many
leaps In It's history:
The admirable way II Is conducted could
be we'll copied by many clubs and Districts.
II had $40 entries and used three courses.
, l,nish on tho intricacies involved. Pinehurst
necessarily has II great system.
Herbert Jewscn. British pro. formerly at
Huntingdon Valley. and Joc Lynch. his pres
. ,nt assistant at Roxborough, are "a6lo to
, challenge, any other pro and his assistant
in the di"trict' aSc9rdins to an unsigned s,;
;IEmRhGn'cHSi9n IHRt r TeGe'TSG Meg MsSH''ns I'll
Y Picking oranges rs you golf is going &c
be more thar a dream at the course oi
i ter Thre.foaTths Of tES "' oo57-yard coIfSt
h Is laid through an orange grove. The fair
= ways and green's are Vf grass and th'
II course IL said 20 be one OF the sportiest II
| Florida. Manager SprCgur. Of Buckwoo'
Il | Iun, shawnee. viii have chsrYo OF the office
', at this promising winter resort.
It There Is evidently a golf wizard a
10 Llaneron IN the 6hape Of Thomas McDoweil
: who, We arc informed. has been playing tn
game but three months. yet has droppe
IS from scores around 100 to 90, or there
n sbouts. He has Rlready had O bird on No
"a II and three on No. IS. which IS progress
70 with zip.
m Another fast worker Is ChaIner &. John
son, whom Joe SekR says has been play!n
but IL year at Stenton. He used TO ECor
around 10, but since his 10 In the St. Mar
tiIss tourney at the Cricket Club. Johnso
ID 10 apparently well on his way.
" Charlie noeb. Is u North Kills expert VIII
10 is liable to turn In an s5 or more, an
lS time. according 20 Bob Maxwell. Collie
IN Heeb scored an eagle some intTicat
~ shots the other day
rs walter Hagen stated recently that tt
I'd expreSs.on "a large gallery followed the ~
y golf stars" no longer applies. In tho,
!, days Of the rush and tumble OF the lEl
=, throngs. says lager from. eAperienc@.
III should rend; 'thc two golf stars followe
M large gallery"
= Speaking Of galleries. even football spect:
+. toTa could pront by experiences ut so