The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-17
CONNECTICUT GOLF CLUBS.
4LL READY FOR IHE RTG TO7rR.
 NAMENT THIS WEEK.
Golfers Pleased Over the Prospect or Lively COMtests-Sociai Events A. ranged-IndividuaI State Ch.n,n,o,, snip to be Fought the First Day,

ranged-IndividuaIs State Champion-
 ship to be Fought the First Day,
 Bridgeport, July 16.-Everything is in readiness for the state tournament of the League of Connecticut Golf clubs which will take place on the links of the Brooklyn Country club from July 1S to 21.
 The committee of women which is an auxiliary to the club has arranged a, number Of social events for each day. ana besides tea will be served from four 10 six o'clock. This committee consists or Mrs. Charles c. Sanford, Mrs. Charles B. Read, Mrs. John Manning Young, Mrs. Charles M. Calhoun. Miss Margaret T. Starr, Miss Florence Jones and Miss Annie R. Wheeler.
 As this is the first state tournament of the league, the Brooklawp Country club feels that it has been highly honored in having it's links selected for the games out Of several other clubs which are members of the league.
 Among them are Hartford, Greenwich, New Haven, New London and Litch- field. It Is not known as yet just who will be the players, but it is thought that schedule will be made out bv next Monday.
 On the first day the individual state championship will take place. This will consist of IS hole medal play and will take the best 16 to qualify. These l6 will draw for partners and will play successive matches of 13 holes morning and afternoon until two players remain, the final round of 36 holes being neces- sary for the state championship.
 The second day will be for the consola- tion match, the second 16 in first days qualifying medal round, to contest for tions as on the first day.
 On the third day the "foursome" com petition will take place and is open to the eight dropped in the first match, rounds one and two, or any other mem bers of the state clubs. A club may en- ter two "foursomes" if the list of en- \ tries does not exceed IS. The conditions are like on the first, but the finals of IS holes only are to begin on the morning If the second day
 On Friday the last day will be given 'ver to the team championship of teams # six each. No club will be allowed to inter more than one, the partners in the play round to be drawn from different cams.
 The medal play of IS holes will take place on the morning of the last day md the two teams having the lowest cores will play a match of IS holes for he state team championship on the af- ernoon of the last day.
 The schedule as made out for the tour in connection with each days day is as follows
 Tuesday Qualifying round; round and Il.
 Wednesday forenoon-Second round I nd II; foursome; first round; afternoon Third round and II; second round II.
 Thursday afternoon-Finals ond [ I1irty-sx holes; afternoon-Third round nd finals III.
 Friday forenoon-Team match, medal ound; afternoon-Team match. finals. Tomorrow afternoon the ladies of the Tub will have final putting match, rith a prize for the winner. At the onclusion of the match tea will be srved from four to six o'clock. During tournament week the ladies ill furnish tea and music each after oon. On Wednesday ladies putting latch will take place, for which prize as been offered by the club. A dance at the Casino will be the en- rtainment for Thursday evening, given v tba ladies' at which the members of le league will be invited to attend. On Saturday afternoon, July 29, li- cary tea will take place. The ladies i'll meet for a social hour and each one requested to bring book for the De- ming of a club library. This is son1e- ing that is needed very much and will doubt be a success.
 
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