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GOLF' TEST SUGGESTED
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Mixed Teams of Ten in a Two-Day Tourney Is the Idea.
Shaivnec, Advertisers, Atlantic City and Other"
Golf Tiltson the Hoards
hy SANDY
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DST the fi!cmll
i lvnlry be
ecu the. Rollers ol
I'lillnileliiliin
alitl New Yorl. Jlirro now arisen the
proposition of n tournament between
the two cities. Tlio proposition "is now
mostly in the form of suggestions' and
depend ou the jleflnlto ilmllenge bj
either, the loenl cif nsvoclntlon or the
Metropolitan.
It lias been suggested that the of
the best men golfeis and fhe of the
lust women golfers of this fit rngage
in n links tilt with u like team of
New -i'pH'i the men to ptnv tne men in
-Ringles, the women to plnj eaeli otiiei
likewise, and then oil the second da
for each city to palr.up In mixed four
somes. It ha8 been Migge.sted to uakc It a
Tveek-end affair; for instance, the
Ingles Io be plajed in ew York and
til? mixed fouroomos in I'hiladelpliin
on Miccpsshp Satlndajs; or to make it
a two-tla affair, singles and doubles
in Xe Yoik and the following week
line.
The discussion N iaitl tlie outcome
nthe two national toiiinnments. Ouk
mont and Shawnee, and puitl the re
xurt of the Grisconj and Lesley cup
matches. ' -
There lias nluajs been jivalry be
tween JCcw York and l'liiladelpliia in
nearly eery branch of sport, which is
a great . thing foe spot t, incidental! ,
and it is felt that a tournament such
as'the one suggested would boost golf
ifiit were 'tamed nut all over in cities
within such cns reach of each other as
New York mid Philadelphia.
Highly Fawn-able ,
Miss Maiion Holtlus. metiopolitun
women's champion,' is hlglilj "in fmor
of the idea. " ,
"Wo can easily Ret, up a team among
the Now York vonn'li,Vshe said at
Huntingdon Vnllev, Flicrc .hc is play
ing today in the Herthelljn cup. "and
I know we could get live of our men
interested, too,"
She did not know whether a chal
lenge would rnnicwtlirniigli the Metro
politan Golf AFsociation or not, "but did
not think that too essential, just so
both teams got together and plajed it
nut.
Mrs. Uonald H. llnilnw. loml
women's champion, war also cr, en
thusiastic. "It Vould be a gieat tiling for golf
in both cities," she said, anil expressed
the hope that it could be nnanged
Mrs. Vantl-rbeck was of the same q
ord. and Mt war Mis. Caleb I Fo,
who lepresents tlie locals in women's
national golf matteis. ,
Would Arise
It is felt by all enthusiasts for the
plan that the men golfers would lisc to
the occasion in defense of the golf of
their local cities.
With Pat Ornnt. Wooth Piatt.
George Iloffner. Xormau Maxwell. Mn
Mnrstou, Paul Tewkesbur, Sidnej
Sharwood-, Francis Kemble, Ynlter
. Itejuolds and many others in line,
there would be little tiouble to laise a
stiong tle of tlie masculine plaers
from heie. Mrs. Barlow, Mis. Yan
deibeck. Miss Caverly, Mis. 1'ox and
Mis. Stetson, with others to choose
from also, would ably teprtgsent tlie
feminine hnlf of the team. . Oswald
Kirkby, .Terry Traers, .Tohnnj Ander
son, Gardiner White. D. 12, Sawyer
and manv others; with ,Mis. W. A.
Gavin, Miss Mnrion llollins Miss Bea
trice Iounsbeiry, Mrs. Quentin Feltner,
et ul would make a strong team for
the opposition.
Xo big championships have been
played in 'cither city this eur And a
match such as this would do much to
bolster up a wnning season and give
the fans a chance to see some eiy line
golf.
Shawnee Today
Shawnee's annual fall tournament for
men begins today and adds one moic
fine chance for golf io the locals.
This is alwajs one of the big affaiis.
even though it isn't held nt a shittlj
home links.
Any one who is ever fortunate enough
to play Shawnee is nlwajsrpioperly en
tranced and seldom misses h chnme
thereafter. There is something about
a Shawnee tourney that differs'decidedly
from other events, and that is ,the
clubby aftcr-the-play, get-together
meetings possible.
Every one lives at the courses during
the days of play and many a" lasting,
goll friendship has been made at .the
mountain .bourse.
The tournament scheduled for October
23 at the,, Country Club of Atlantic
City offers' some of the same possibili
ties, the rugged course, plenty of fine
golf, and this, tournament, though ju
the twilight of the'seaton, forces a large
gathering of the locals to gather up
their clubs once ifi&flMnd hie them
thither. Sjy
The Lumbermen play at Huntingdon
Valley on the 15th of this month and
about foity are expeited to get in the
going. The entry list is small, bur the
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competition nluajs furious. A little in
tercity ntmosplieic is to lie furnished
when the Poor Itlcliard Club, of Phil
adelphia, meets the New Yoik Adver-N
tising Club for the Wnnnmakir Cup.
The iilay will be on the two couiscs of
the Merlon Golf Club next Tiicda,
both morning and afternoon,
f Hoy llarnhill, captain of the New
York team, is bringing oxer twenty
hard-hitting Gothnmltcs, manv of whom
arc hniidicnpped nt fhe oi less, There
is ulso expected a large floik of looters.
The cup now graces the pntlor of the
Poor Itlcliard Club and tlie locals nie
exhorted to "load for bear" in its de
fense. ,
Local plajcis are oouimnnded to be
on the first tee nt !) o'clock in the
morning and if they can't piny golf, at
least to be on hand to loot.
Off Drhlng
Which brings us to the llothellyn
Cup. in its second lound today. Mr".
Itatlow plajs Mrs, Fox in another of
tho famous local t Unity matches. Mrs.
I Fox has been off in her drhlng.
xesteidnv llic nest linu slic hit Horn
the tee (iin.e to nn unfoi tiinnle hinsli.
A huge dra loaded with teleginpli poles
cmnc to lest ou the load direct I) in tlie
line of n good ball fioin the fifth tec ,V
line drie of Mis. Fox's hit a di.igging
chain and fell Hat. A jutting pole pie
wntcd her doing nn thing but to take
a putter and roll it out fiom under
In all, 'tis whispeied, the hole tost
her HI strokes after that fine drie
Mi-s Floicncc McN'eelv had the same
llrmhlu nml li 0" tlin nuli'itm ,tf n ,i,t .
liine w itli her second. To nroe II. slip '
showed the impiint of the radiator on
her ball, fiom which detectives could
nlso.hiue figuied the make of the car.
She plnved Miss Irene Peacock, of
I hoiranil. Islands : the- jonthlul sensn
tion of the Shawnee nntioniil, when, ,
unknown, she went to the semilinnls
She is a sister of Giant Peniotk. the
Pittsburgh star, who taught her all her
game, she snjs.
Fiist Big Tourncj
"Shawnee ,wns niv fust big touinu
ment," said Miss Peacock. "I have
been plnjing golf for about eleven vents,
and I have been clinmpion ot 'thousand
Islands for six jeais. Hut thnt is the
oiilvHoiminmcnt I have ever plaved in.'
She is not a member of am Pitts-
burgh club nnd has nevei plnjed n single
lound of golf there, she said. Her g.line ,
'thiough the faiivvnv is shoit. but she
mnlces up loi it Uv nnc approaching
and putting, which is her strong suit
Miss Peacock expects to play in the
nntionnl next 5 ear and to enter more
I toiiinnments if passible. It is not known
ns vet wneio me next women s iihuonui
will he plajed. It is a toss-up betvvicn
the Fust und the West, with tlie odds
favoring the West. It was due here this
vcai, but u louiptouilse was made on
Shawnee. '
It is probable that some western citv.
excluding Chicago, will stage the next
challenge for the title
EX-MARINE INJURED
Boyd vNewcome Hurt ln Football
Scrimmage at F- and M.
Lancaster. Pa.. Oct. I). Bowl "New
come, of Newkilk, N. .1.. foinme (ill
service halfback on League Island Ma
rine eleven and Buckiicll guniil, was'
seiiouslv injmed "t''dav nfteinoon
in a practice sciiinmage while plaving
halflxick for B.v Dickson's Finnkliu
nud Mai shall team.
Nevwonie. budlj iniured on the spine,
was taken to a fiat house where he
leinnined all night without medical at
tention, lie was lemovcd to the Gen
einl Hospital this niprning, where phj -sicians
have not fully diagnosed his m
juiies. He is a freshman at the local
school and is widely known tlirouglioiit
eastern Pennsjlvnnia college circles.
Newcome was a lieutenant in the ma
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I2!ght of the women who ipialilied in
the icceut national golf clinmpiniiehip
nt Shnwnee survived the first round of
match play in tne eighth annual invi
tation tournament for tlie Ilerthellyu
Cup oxer the Noble course xestcrdav
'llieic were no upsets and all the favor
ites nme through as expected
Only one of the nntiounl qualifiers
fell by tht waslilv, and that was Mrs,
Tliurrton Wright, ot the Allegheny
Countiy ( lull, who was beaten In Mrs, I
ltmtnlfl Tl. Itni iw. nf tlm
Pr.VLpt rii.h. ilnn ulntior f !. ,
In Iier mntch with Mrs. Wright Mis.
Harlow assumed the lead on the first
liolp and was jievcr headed. After two
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WIN AT GOLF
halved holes Jlrs. Harlow incieased her',""', -ollntl5 'llu- Enp "" -""ice
ndvnntage to 4 by winning tlie UPxt'M Ynndcrbeck, the 1915 national chnm
three holes. Then came three holes pion a harder mntch than was expected
PlfKhinri. nlnw.'"-,,.!. ihS".,,'"' '!"' Ml Yanberbe. k was out In d5. but the
i,n,HJn,,' Vl. S . ,nrn,s'"; match was nil square. On the second
nniwyt .? ".Mni'l . ."-I("- n'1'!'1 nine Mis. Yuuderbeck's game pi oved too
S ii l,1., i"""'.11? ,,I,L' ti.iisr for her opponent, unci nt the
P - .1.1. InVn' !'m?2 nl T ,.m,hP.'1 A"!1" fifteenth tee she was dormie 1. The hf
mnitVv nlr' .. , nl ''.I'1 'L','", l-entl. went to Mrs. Klnkaid. but a half
ineen !" th.r0,0 " the sixteenth gave Mrs. Vnnderheck
succeeding holes going to her, the uiiilih .i,,, ,..,,,. i. i,. ,,,i o
lla "owIhe";! tn em'nA'' ' " n'"" Stetson and Miss
ami 3 "'"W'i " "rgm of ,. r.leanoi- T. Chandler, both of Ilun-
,, , ,. .,, . , , tingdon Ynlley, plaved on equal terms
Mrs. A. K. "illstcln won the (list fr the nine holes.ieing ecn nt that
hole from .Miss Mildied Cnverlv. nn i i.ni... Ti,n r,ni fn.. lmlu .r.m!n i,.
iioniii nnanst in ilia., hut the l'hilaclel
lima v iieicct ciud gin squaiMl llienim.c. en.V.I nn tlm fifteenth, withers.
match
on the next hole, took the lend
on me nurd anil was never headed. .Mi.s
I averly was driving and brasseving in
fine stIe, and lier game tlirouglioiit was
excellent. Hv the eighth hole she wns
"inning the ninth
..i. uiii ..ii-.. iMiisit'iu i-ui li io ,s uviMninied the matcli on the fourth hole
Miss Laveilv needed
only four mm c holes to clinch the
match, and of these three-were won and
the other halved, the cricket club rep -
lesentnlive winning by 0 and 5.
Mis Jrenc Peacock, of the Thousand.,
IsIantWn national semifinnlist. defented
Miss Florence MeNeely, of Morion, by
1 and '!. After the match the Pitts
burgh girl, who has won the Thousand
Islands championship six times, said
that she wns in all tlie rough around
the course and several times found the !
hiook that is a hazzard on most of the
ho'e. She was ". up on the 5Iciioii
plnjer after liv holes had been plrfved, i
hut Miss McNoelv i educed this lend to
"lie y winuuii: cue sixin unci sevenui.
At tlie turn Mis Peacock led by two'
holes. She increased this to three on
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thiiteenth, but it availed her naught,
I for the match ended on the fifteenth.
' Mrs. Caleb F, l'ox obtained the jump
on Mis. J. Wallace Turnbull, of White-
nnnudi. light nt the start by winning
the tlrst three holes. The latter cut this
to one by taking the fifth and sixth.
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I she was 1 up, and bvllie time the
I twelfth hole wns reached she had in
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Liveright won the thirteenth and the
match ended on the fifteenth. Everything
considered, the local player made an ex
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SHOT MAY BE FATAL V
Visiter
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.Tames Flynn. a visitor to this
from Ilarrisbure. Is exneeted tn din
St. Joseph's Hospital as the result of n
1...I1.!- ..n..tt.1 ffilnA.l 1... rnh. .... t-t- f
Ian, Norrls street near Fourth. j l ,
Dolan, who Is known throughout thefSvi
nn, tlinnof na "Tnmmw ' uavo lin T.nf-' i
rijnn becnuso he feared tho visitor
nnd four friends were trying to rob
him, Dolan wns held without ball to
fit, nit lltn nitlpninn nf TlrM'a IoIxmCmm
..).... kuv. .ru.u...s. Ub ,J,I, a IUJU1I(, .
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Fitzgerald, who comes from Herwyn;
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Charles Schacffcr, ot Harrisburg, were
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