The New York herald., 1921-06-06
FINE FIELD ENTERS
TITLE GOLF MEET
Many Stars Will Play in Metro
politan Championship at
Garden City.
BY KERR n. PETRIE.

Unless metropolitan golfers are recon-
ciied to having a former star of the
Chicago district run away with their
amateur title for the second consecutive
year there will be a stirring Of dry
bones between this and Saturday and
girding on of battle armor.
d. E Sawyer. not so long from the
Windy City and a one time champion
of the Western Golf Association, last
year at Apawamis demonstrated that
the metropolitan golfing hand had lost
something Of the cunning which o few
years back made It feared. This year
II is to be hoped that metropolitan links
manship has come out of It's coma. for
the Chicago menace looms larger than
ever as result OF that noted star, War
| rem X. Wood. having sent in his entry
along with that OF Sawyer for the play
which begins Wednesday at Garden
City.
For several years there has been a
clause in the NJ. G. A. amateur cham
pionship conditions putting an obstacle
In the path of all but bona fide resi-
dents Of the metropolitan district. Wood
is bona fide resident. He came to
this section more than a year ago. and
| the annual title play. Like Sawyer, a
very welcome addition to the field he
| Is, too.
| Given satisfactory weather conditions
this years championship promises to
| be one of the best ever held under
NJ. G. A. auspices. Enthusiasts in gen.
| eral would have been even more pleased
had Walter J. Travis come out of his
cave OF retirement to tread once again
the championship path. or II Jesse w.
| Sweetser had been able to break away
from his studies at Yale long enough
to show his whirling drives and high
altitude mashie shots to the wondering
gaze.
Then NJ C. Mair, the young shacka-
maxon dark horse who annexed the New
Jersey championship last week. evil
| IDENTIFY did not think we'll enough OF
his chances to put In a claim for recog-
milton, not yet having tasted the sweets
Of championship victory or enjoyed the
! glory Of title holding. when the entries
closed. It is quite possible that Skacka-
,naxon may enter a plea in behalf of
its twenty-one-year-old star and cham
| pon, but Travis and Sweetser. 1t is
feared, will not be among those present
| when the starter reads the roll call Tor
the qualifying round on Wednesday.
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the entry list will prove that there are
sufficient stars to make a tournament
more than ordinarily interesting. Any
one who refuses to admit the truth OF
| this would do well to take Iis stand
| at the first tee at Garden City shortly
after 8 30 o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing. when driving off in quick success
-ion he will see such stars as Oswald
KiYkby, D. f. Sawyer, the title holder
| w. NJ Keekie, former New Jersey title
holder: Warren K. Wood, Jerome d
Travers, John G. Anderson. A. l.
Walker. Jr.; Gardiner w. White. last
years runner up; r. w. Dyer. j. Simp
-on Dean. the Princeton captain ]. 8
worthington. who won the Westchestel
championship on Saturday for the sec
md consecutive time: Reginald NJ
Lewis who took Chick Evans to tht
forty-first hole In the last nationa
championship, and Peter Harmon, whc
made S. Davidson Heron go to the
thirty eighth.
The Metropolitan Pairinss.
7:io. e. l.. Rohdenburg. North Jersey. ant
r. I. Hamm, ST. Adams.
7:i5. S. H. Ivison, Cherry Valley and b
TO. Theodore Berden, Cherry Valley, anc
Or. NJ. Carpenter. Oakland.
| n. =.
1870. 4. Nathan. Deal. and E. McM,iien
Scottish American. 49,,
1885, John J; Kane. Deal. and W. I. All
7:4o. F. II. Holland. Wee Burn, and r. v
Gambril, Somerset Hills: 49,,
7:45, J. +. Riddell, Cherry Valley, an'
Ray Twyehort, New York Golf.
7:so, n. ". Bulien, Engiewood, and J. l.
Anderson, cherry Valley. -,
7:ss. 8. G. Mabon. Garden City. and w
Tpal1 Valley
500. F. NJ. Bacon. 30. Garden City. an,
John T. Adams. Cherry Valley.
se' nUnr, w. F. arssn hSSs; eaek'""S cIty Hunt An'
$40. u. A. Hanson. Belieclaire. and
Allison st: Aibsns: - 49,. =
500, John N. Ward. Garden City. and q
| A. Peacock, Cherry Valley.
s:2s. M. Fesry. Garden City. and II
$50. p. Parker. Garden City. and w. L
s:33. J. c. Parrish. Jr.. National. and f
$40. George nixon. National. and II. F
Mundy. Hudson River.
s;45. Oswald Kirby. Englewood, and
r. Hoilander. Siwanoy.
s:Eo. y. ". Sawyer. siwanoy. and w. M
Reekie, Upper Montciair.
s:5s, Warren X. Wood. Pelham Country
300. J. @. Anderson. Siwanoy, and A. l.
Walter, Jr. Richmond County. ~,
| 300, c. w, Whtfe, nassau, ana II. w
Over. Upper Montciair.
| o:1o. r. NJ Lewis. Greenwich. ana X. II
Gwaltney, Baltusrol.
a:i5. 4. NJ. Reid. ST. Andrews. and q. c
Crecnway. Garden City.
| o:20, e. II. Knowlton. Garden City. ant
r. II. schley, Somerset Hills.
o;'5. J. s. Dean. Princeton. and J.
wor'hinpton. Siwanoy.
a:3o. f. NJ Barnes, Piping Rock, and j
N: stearns. Jr.. Nassau; - =,
a:35, G. v. BENTON. Hudson River, ana III
Inf
p.40 Peter Harmon. Scottish American
and r. y. Richardson, Morris County:
n:4S, Malcolm Stevenson, Meadow BROOK
and w. b. Rhott. Garden City.
a;50, J. r.. Hale. Upper Montclair, ana ii
ischarff, Scottish American. .
o:Ss. l., q. Coriey, siwanoy, and II.
1000 10 cc O. rTr'p,sn IT. PAUL ceduey Farms. and
A. Hright, Belieciaire.
lo:05. Joseph O. Mcmahon. Jr:. SLEEPY
Hollow, and Parker seeiey, Brooklhwn.
1910. p. A. Proai. Deal, and r. II. Tur
rei. Morris County.
1918. G. n. Brown. Hudson River. AM
N. Wheeler. Brooklawn.
1920, G. Smith Jr.. Ardsley, and 5. ID
Bowers. Richmond County.
1925. a. NJ. Rcbbins. Garden City. an'
G, A. Dunninv. Nassau.
1910. y. w. NsFh, Roctawsy Hunt, an'
GEORGE 7. Brokaw. P,pine Rock.
fO:2S. A. F1neg, piping Rock, and w. II
True~daie. Garden City
fo:40. Hugo IoNnstone, Garden City, an'
W. u. Richard. Engineers.
i0;4h. O. ". Van Wick. Lido. and u, q
ic:sc. p. Kendall. Deal. and Dr. A. T
Hrirrt. Rc'icciairr.
/ f0.SS C;eorre Rourne Tirks Club, ans