The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-10
THE QUALIFYING ROUND
WILL AFFILIATED AT THE COUNTR Y
 CLUB THIS MORNING.

s:45 n. m. and start Will be Made Every Four Minutes-Drawing Am nounced Last Night Sixteen Qualify. The annual tournament of the league of Connecticut Golf clubs will open on the links of the New Haven Country club this morning at S:45 when the qualifying round for the individual championship will take place. The eighty players who have entered have been paired off by drawings which took place yesterday afternoon, and they will open play this morning in the fol- lowing order:
 1-P. Cheney, Orford vs. E. Wallner, Norwich.
 2-T. L. Cheney, Orford, vs. c. H. Seeley, Wee Burn.
 3-F, N. Cheney, Fairfield, vs. F. C.. Beach, Country club.
 4-J. D. Moulton, Norwich, vs. w. W. Holmes, Waterbury. 5-Murray Sargent, Country Club, vs. N. E. Davis, Arawana. GA. K. Merritt New Haven, Golf Club. vs Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., Country club. 7-R. w. Barker, Meriden, vs. J. B. Page. Arawana. S-F. E. Sands, Meriden, vs. c. A. | Baldwin, Hartford. 9-W. ". Taylor, Wee Burn, vs. l.. E. | Stoddard, Country club low. T. Williams, Norwich, vs l.. B. Strong, Hartford. 11-W. II. Hapgood, New Haven Golf club, vs. s. B. Williams, jr., Water | bury.
 PA. S. Pitt, Wee Burn, vs. J. s. Me Kinley, Fairfield. 1s-R. Carroll, Fairfield, vs. J. P. Cheney, orford. 14-fI. IT, Taylor, Brooklawn, vs G. Nj. Gum, Country club. | 15-W. W. Waterman, Fairfield, vs. H. s. White, Waterbury.
 16--v. c. Thorna vs. Gervaise Green, 1 Country club TYR. w. Cutter, Hartford, vs. W. H. Briggs, Brooklawn. i 1S-Dr. c. E. Martin, Fairfield, vs. H. H. Knapp, Brooklawn. 19--s. s. Day. Fairfield, vs. c. l.. Holmes, Waterbury.
 2O-G. L. White, Waterbury vs. B. Andrews, Fairfield. 21-A. H. Canfield Brooklawn, vs. W. J. Prout, Merden.
 22-E. R. Whitmore, Country club, vs. H. H. Day, jr., Fairfield.
 23-w. H. Race. Merden, vs. l.. Rhoads, jr., Fairfield.
 24-H. F. Redfeld, Hartford, vs F. c. Hilliard, Fairfield. 25--A. H. Chase, Norwich, vs. h.. Stoddard Brooklawn. 26--Calvin Truesdale Fairfield, vs. w. P. Brown Waterbury.
 27-King Smith, Fairfield, vs. w. K. Parker, Meriden.
 2S-W. Austin. Norwich, vs. J. F. Will Hams, jr., Wee Burn.
 29-G A. Jenkins, Wee Burn, vs. w.. B. Wheeler Brooklawn.
 3o-N. R. Bronson, Waterbury, vs. H. E, Beach, Brooklawn.
 31-F. l.. Chase, New Haven, Vs. w. l.. Baldwin, Wee Burn.
 32-A. S. Cocks Fairfield, vs. T. .. Tyler. Quaganopoxat
 33-A. C. Wheeler Brooklawn, Vs' c. H. Zimmerman, Country club. 34-B. B. Brown. jr., Wee Burn, Vs' F. R. Cooley, Hartford.
 35-Edward Treddennick. Meriden, vs. ". E. Seeley, jr, Brooklawn.
 s6-E. B. Curtis, Fairfield, vs. D. H, Barney, Hartford.
 37-W. B. Cheney, Orford, vs. s. Mer- ritt Wee Burn.
 38-H. H. Whaples. Hartford, vs. ". H. Warford, Fairfield.
 S9-R s. White 2d Country club, vs. w Montieth. Fairfield. 4O-F. B. Alvord. Wee Burn, vs. F.. H. Patterson, Brooklawn.
 41-F. w Smith, Brooklawn, vs. no pair.
 The first team will start at S:45, the second at S.49 and the rest will follow at intervals of four minutes. The sixteen players making the best scores will qualify for the first round, which will be played in the afternoon The first round in the consolation will also be played in the afternoon, and all will be over eighteen holes.
 Fully dozen of the leading golfers of the state went over the links of the Country club yesterday as final prac- tice for the tournament The links were in the best condition in their his- tory. largely because of the recent heavy rains. Some first class scores | were made in the preliminary practice. The best card was that of c. H. Zim- merman, who made the circuit in s2. which was within two of the record held by D. M Beyers and Dr. Green, both of Yale. Professor Zimmerman is enrolled as New Haven Country club player in the coming tournament. pr. Carl Martin of Greenwich, the present champion, did not appear, but his closest rival, c. H. Seeley of Wee Burn covered seventeen of the eighteen holes in 7o Wheeler of Bridgeport showed card of 84. Frank G. Beach made a record of S4. Eight of the cards were under 90. This is the best