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October 1904 x. * "* iv •"* OCTOBER, Official Bulletin U.S.G.A THE WINNER (JACK WHITE) and 45 other players used HASKELLS - IN THE Open Golf Championship M ! OF GREAT BRITAIN cReatly the championship of the World (f Jr. 3 Players used other makes The Haskell is the favorite everywhere i The B. F. Goodrich Company \ AKPvON, OHIO NEW YORK CHICAGO t 66-68 Tirade Street and 1.625 Broadway 41 Lake Street BOSTON SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA 157 Bummer Street 392 Mission Street 009 Arch Street BUFFALO DENVER 9 W. Huron Street M44 Curtis Street CLEVELAND .DETRQIT, LONDON, E, C, 420 Superior Street 80 E. Congress Street V Snow IltU " / li " am NEW AUTUMN FICTION A Ladder of Swords sy GILBERT PARKER By the Author of "The Right of Way" In wholly different vein from the author's last novel, "The Right of Way," comes this exquisite romance, delightful in conception, swift and compelling in interest, and written in the finished style of this great novelist. The scenes on the Island of Jersey are of idyllic freshness and beauty, and in the Seigneur of Rozel, the lord of the island, the author has produced a character of delightful humor and braggadocio. It is a thoroughly rounded, satisfying story, written with brilliancy and charm of style. Illustrated by the Kinneys, Post 8vo, $1.50. VergillUS By IRVINQ BACHELLER By the Author of " Eben Holden " After two years' work along new lines, Irving Bacheller has produced in "Vergilius" a story of new atmosphere and unusual power. The scenes are those of ancient Rome in the days of Augustus Csesar, and of Palestine under the dark rule of Herod on the eve of the Nativity. The story is one of tender affection and strong situations, and the final scene is a crowning touch of rare beauty. Post 8vo, $1.35. The Georgians By WILL N. HARBEN By the Author of " Abner Daniel " The scene of Mr. Harben's new novel is that of "Abner Daniel," and Abner is the chief characrer. The story deals with the troubles of two lovers. The girl's father disapproves of her infatuation and endeavors to separate the lovers, but Abner, with generous impulse, ingeniously brings them together. Abner, with his shrewd humor, pervades the whole story, which is the strongest story of Georgian life Mr. Harben has written. Post 8vo, $1.50. The Flower of Youth By ROY ROLFE GILSON Anthor of "In the Morning Glow," "When Love Is Young" Mr. Gilson's new book is by far his most important work. It is a story that can be compared oniy with " Prue and I." It is full of quaint humor and sentiment, and there are many parts dealing with child life, handled with the same simplicity and truth found in Mr. Gilson's earlier stories. Post8vo, Cloth, $7.25. 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It includes matters of dress, training and links for women, and furthermore is so prepared as to be a guide for the beginner and a complete manual of instruction for the more advanced player. Miss Adair's chapter will be found full of interest to every woman golfer. N. y. Sun : " Direct and helpful, and her advice that of an expert who should be heeded." N. Y. Post and The Nation: " No woman player, however skilful, can fail to profit by a careful study of it. Admirably illustrated." The Reader Magazine : *' Interesting and instructive, not only to beginners, but to old players as well." HINTS TO GOLFERS By NIBLICK. Tall I2mo. Illustrated with Marginal Sketches and Diagrams. Net, $1.25. WALTER J. TRAVIS, Amateur Champion U. S. A. for T900-1901: " It is undoubtedly the best book on Goll which has yet appeared, or will appear for many a day/' HARRY VARDOH : " Your book is one of the best in the market. It fills a long-felt want. Everything is nicely explained, and the book ought to have a great sale," GOLF, 213 East 24th Street, New York City. Photograph by THE EIGHTEENTH GREEN AT BALTUSEOL. W. J. TRAVIS AND CAPTAIN HORNE, T. C- Turner, AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP, 1904. s GOLF BY APPOINTMENT AN OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED "GOLFING," ESTABLISHED 1894 VOL. XV. OCTOBER, 1904 NO. 4 CHANDLER EGAN DRIVING AT SIXTH TEE. G. HEKBEET WINDELER, REFEREE. THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP BALTUSROL GOLF CLUB, SHORT HILLS, N. ]., SEPTEMBER 6—JO, 1904. By "Oldcastle." IVTOTHING that the United States Golf following year at Glen View there was 1 ^ Association does in the way of chang- an 18-hole m^dal play round and there ing the system under which the Amateur were 137 starters. Last year at Nassau, Championship is played seems to have with all match play there were 128 players. much effect upon the number of starters. This year fifty-four holes at medal play In 1901 at Atlantic City, when there was were required before the competitors a qualifying round of thirty-six holes, 124 could qualify for match play, and 128 players drojce-MLflpm the first tee. The players finished the 18-hole medal play Copyright, 1904, by AWTHUR POTTOW. AII rights reserved. 198 THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. 1101}? Louts, f. -M. t. B. Cory, Oakky, Baltorol, 93; E. llP.Wkta, MCBURNEY APPROACHING SEVENTEENTH GREEN. round. There were sixteen withdrawals, W. R. Tuckerman, Chevy Chase, 83; one of them being Charles H. Seeley, the R. C. Watson, Jr.,'Westbrook, 83 ; Dr. Wee Burn player, who was out of practice, D. P. Fredericks, Oil City, 84; Enos and this made the total number of entries Wilder, Jr., Morris County, 84; Jerome 144. The course was 6,159 yards in D. Travers, Nassau, 84. length, the distances being : G. T. Brokaw, Garden City, 85 ; Pierre Out 463 376 200 488 300 340 525 283 182—3,157 A. Proal, Seabright, 85 ; George A. Or- In 184 310 262 321 329 464 525 332 275—3,002 miston, Oakmont, 85; John Lawson, Those who qualified for the first sixty- San Francisco, 85; Walter E. Egan, Ex- four places were : moor, 85 ; Robert Abbott, Hillside, 85 ;; H. Chandler Egan, Exmoor : T. M. Sherman, Utica, 85; Eben M. Out- - - -64464554 3—41 Byers, Pittsburg, 85; M. Barnes, Man- In - - - -34444464 6—39—80 hanset Manor, 86; H. W. Perrin, Phila- Walter J. Travis, Garden City : delphia, 86; E. S Knapp, Westbrook, 86; J. M. Gilmer, Brae Burn, 86; Mal- Out - - - 6 4 3 7 4 4 6 5 3—42 In - - - -44444564 4—39—81 colm McBurney, Stockbridge, 86; R. H. A. M. Reid, St. Andrews : Connerly, Austin, Tex., 86; James M.. Rhett, Crescent, 86. Out - - - - 5 5 6 4 4 4 5 5 4-42 In - - -36435564 3-39-81 William T. West, Camden, 87; W. W. Fred Herreshoff, Ekwanok: Burton, Ekwanok, 88; Jay S. Jones,. Out - - - - 6 4 4 5 5 4 5 s 3__4I Ekwanok, 88; C. H. Mattern, Oil City, In -45444545 5—40-81 88; H. J^JlQffiae_y-,_Apa.w.amia,_8_8; O- THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. 199 Woodward, Marine and Field, 88; Law- B. Rhett, Crescent, 90; Wallace H. Sin- rence Gourley, Brookline, 88; Max H. clair, South Orange, 90; John W. Wat- Behr, Morris County, 89; Roy E. Des son, St. Davids, 90; R. J. Baldwin, Raismes, Flushing, 89; N. Mallouf, Springhaven, 90; H. G. Hartwell, Troy, Ekwanok, 89 ; R. E. Hansen, Philadel- 91; H. G. Davidson, Washington, 91; phia, 89; T. T. Reid, Montclair, 89; 91 ; C. W. O'Connor, Essex County, 91; F. M. Olyphant, Jr., Englewood, 89; Ormsby McCammon, Chevy Chase, 91 ; Arthur Havemeyer, Seabright, 89. A. W. Tillinghast, Philadelphia, 91. F. C. Newton, Seattle, 90; F. H. C. B. Fownes and W. P. Smith won in Thomas, Morris County, 90; W. C. Car- the play-off for two places in the sixty- negie, St. Andrews, 90 ; C. B. Macdonald, four from those who tied at 92. Garden City, 90; Archibald Graham, C. B. Brown, Montclair, 92 ; C. B- North Jersey, 90; D. B. Fuller, Mid- Fownes, Oakmont, 92 ; James A. Tyng, land, 90 ; W. L. Glenney, Hill- Baltusrol, 92; F. S. Douglas, Nassau, 92; side, 90 ; P. H. B. Frelinghuysen, Mor- Frank O. Reinhart, Baltusrol, 92 ; W. P. ris County, 90; B. P. McKinnie, St. Smith, Huntingdon Valley, 92; G. F. Louis, 90; M. F. O'Connell, Fitchburg, Willett, Oakley, 92; Jack Gilmer, Brae 90; Louis N. James, Glen View, 90; C. Burn, 92. B. Cory, Oakley, 90; E. A. O'Connor, These did not qualify: Ernest A. Baltusrol, 90; E. Giles, Pittsburg, 90; Thomson, Lenox, 93 ; Daniel Chauncey, J. H. P. Wharton, Baltusrol, 90; William Dyker Meadow, 93 ; A. K. Oliver, Pitts- HERRE8H0FF APPROACHING EIGHTH GREEN. THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. J;' , 200 THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. Ported burg, 93; R.
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