Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-04
STANLEY CUP GOLF
ATLAKEWOODC.C c. c.
veteran Athletes Of SIS Years in
Trophy TussIe--spring Tour
ney in Jersey Follows
ENTRY LIST CLOSES TODAY
Rv SANDY McNIBLICK

Passing tI1V nHtl -tti''tN "'''
,,orically speaking, means nothing In
thc game Of golf. as large field of
1ctcrans will cndcavor to prove today
IL tbc eighteen holes Of medal play for
tbc STANLEY Cup at Lakewood. n. ].
The competition today is limited to
+bosc trftcd linksman who are fifty five
ycars Of ngc or more. .
This particular event has been revived
tbis ,ear. Always very popular. it
longuishcd during tho war. as did Lake
wood for n time. but with the strong
comeback of golf. play for the Shanley
,'up promises to come back equally
strong today. Many local players arc
entered there.
The course is also open today for
nracticc rounds on the eve of tho annual
lakewood spring tournament. an event
omen to all amateur members Of the T..
s, G. A.. the qualifying round for which
will he held tomorrow. Match play will
he held Friday and Saturday.
Frank Barton, chairman OF the Jersey
tournament committee, announces that
there will be as many sixtcens as the
committee deems advisable on the quail
fyng showing and all Of the usual cups.
A coodly delegation of locals will enter
thc play. with stars of other districts,
and it looks as though it would be as
hard to win the cups as to pronounce
the names Of the trophies.
Have n look ut the titles First six
teen. Lakewood second sixteen. Mete-
dcronk: third, Carasaljo fourth.
something like that.
Completed Holes
A noted change in playing conditions
will be found in the three new holes on
the course. constructed in former
woodland dell These holes were barely
finished for last falls tourney. but spe-
Cial attention has been paid them this
spring and they are now reported to
be in splendid condition for play.
A record entry list is expected for
the play. Noon today was set as the
last time for players to choose their
partners in the qualifying round.
On Saturday there will be handicap
medal play for those not surviving the
second round.
roH's and womens lists are out, The lead.
.rs, arc: Q. Kirkby and Sawyer; /. ReeKIe
s~c.,sSr' rravcrs. Walker. HI' VITA and wal Wal:
,,r Travis rsinstoIst; 3, Anderson, Davis.
wSb6. women's o. Miss fH.R Bishop. ""H Mrs. S.
I"t,rN. Mrs. Gavin. Miss Holllns; /. Mrs
nuBo,s,. Mrs, Jackson, Mrs. Hecksher and
ID. Young. formerly Of Franktord. has
Joined old Y"rk Road and will play for that
9. Jones; charles HUB. O., J: YauelI Doctor
q strong team In any league,
II. u. Newton viii play for whitcmars rsh
ra't uin have Fr"d Knight. Norman Max.
wal Harold Wheeler. l.. +. Deming and
flh'r nutablcs,
The teams will line uD with many changes.
Lf""l" Williams. for instance. wh- won the
fourth sixteen At Trenton with comparative
'a'" viii plnN f-r Bucks County, which
should be strong with the Ridge brothers.
thorli" I.oy"'' and q dark horse said TO
b hummer
Dan Haggerty vii invade Atlantic City
WIN two fGursomes from Bala He has
room for st!ll another foursornn at his bunga-
10" at the shore and is stIn recruiting.
Chick Evans sailed TODAY for foreign
Ine Yankees are expected to win, and It's In
ter"stng L. noto that In the bags Of nnre
"'r" any ribbed ,rons. freak putters or any
thrg 10 which exception might he drawn.
D. Wood Platt however. was presented
y" Iett'hind foot OF a buck rabbit by an
Ethiopian voodo-ist from Manayunk who
PVT iOt Of stun on It. SO Plat is sure TO
wn, anyhow The hoof was firmly tied TO
his bag
Frank Dyer. who won the Trenton tour.
~ over Ediie Styles. Will tee OF in his
h.N tourney at Baltimore. He will net play
s. Lakewood ~ Atlantic city. Dyer. a for
htr Penn stui,nt and State champion. Is
gong n great form this season.