Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
LOCAL P. c. A. T0F|K
GOLF TITLE PLANS
Schedule for 1922 Events Will
Be Written at Important
Meeting Monday Night
TRENTON GETTING READY
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

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- will be held by the PHILADELPHIA
Monday. which the best calendars say
is April 10. The purpose of the meet !.
ing is to arrange the playing schedule
for 1922 and the plans for the first
championship of the association in par
ticular.
The time of the meeting has been
changed from afternoon to Z 30 p, NJ.
and every pro in the district is re-
quested to be present when the meet. .
ing Is called to order In the Office of
1lolmac. Inc. 46 North Twelfth street.
Topics of interest to all will be dis
cuSsed
The plans of the Tournament Com.
mittee to play championship over
thirty-six holes Of medal play on n
Monday between May 1 and Is. de.
pending on what arrangements can be
made for n course. The course on which
the championship will be played has
not been selected as yet.
A permanent trophy which will be-
held for n year by club whose pro
wins the title has already been offered
by the PrMIc LEDGER Company. Tho
local =. G.. a. also hopes to present n
gold medal to the winner and to have
n fair purse. part Of which will be
made up of the modest entry fee which
will be charged for the event.
The tournament schedule Is most
| important and too much emphasis can
not be laid on the necessity for n full
turn out Of the pros on next Monday
night.
Trenton All Set
The Trenton Country Club is offering
the first invitation tournament of tho
northern season again. the same as il
| did last year. This tournament had
n wide appeal. The stars of the
| Philadelphia. New York and Jersey
districts were present. Such entries as
Frank Dyer. ]. $. Dean, Rudy"
knepper, Norman Maxwell. ETC., added
thrill throughout the 1921 event.
This year the tournament promises
to have most of the class of the Phila-
dclphia district at Trenton on April
-. ~ and %. the dates set.
1t is understood that George Hoff-
ner. ]. Wood, Norman Maxwell. Fred
Knight, J. j. Bcadlc. Charley Reck-
ncr. +. Clarey and many other experts
here will enter the tournament, which
is only little more than two weeks
on. Last year was the first time that
Trenton ever held such q tournament.
1t went big. but the Jersey officials
learned lot and plan an even better
event this year.
There will be eighteen holes to quail
ify. and eighteen hole matches with
five sixtecns to qualify. There will be
sixteen prizes, magnificent last year.
Starting time will be posted in the
Carteret Club. the golf club and the
Stacy Trent Hotel. The course will
be open without charge from April
"A to April 20. entries closing April
%. The Entertainment Committee is
making great preparations behind
closed doors.
The Trenton club is packed with
live wires anxious to make good. 1t
has golfers of it's own capable of giving
the visitors tussle Many of them arc
on the Tournament Committee, which
follows:
Hon. y. A. X. Gugbce, chairman
Edward c. Rose. Harold c. Harvey,
Frank Harper. Chester l.. Maxwell.
A. Bruce Campbell. DR.. +. III. Peplow.
Bentley II. Pope. J. G. Murray. r. C.
Maxwell and Ray Lambert. basso.
The, encouragement. Golf Association OF
Philade!phI.ja Ij,. Will nI mGet April at o'clock
Committee viii be OF: deck 10 report pros.
ress. Il nothing else, Az scr!bes wno can
Dredk IHto tue foo CLASS rs golfers are asked
70 attend.
Bill FownSs. captain Of the ocean going
United States amateur team last year. ex-
presses approval OF the restoration OF the
stSm'e, on the ground that it eliminates
lifting the ball in match play always some
thing to be avoided. George Hoffrar feels
the same way about II.
The first issue for the year OF "AronIm-
inkllnCs." official bulletin OF the Aronlrnink
Golf Club. Is out. most attractive pamph-
let, Such club news helps to let the mem
bers know what Is gong on and to con-
so!date the membership.
Turning in n pair Of COS the FIRST day
. and still beir-S two strokes to the bad. was
tho experience OF Clarence Hackney. Allan
tic city. in the Ashevlle open the first
day. Sarazen led with pair OF 6ss.