Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-08-16
BRATTLEB0R0 LOCAL NEWS.
GOLF CLUB FIXTURES
Series Of Events for Cups and
Other Handsome Prizes.
Mems Handicap viii be Played Today
and Contests Will Continue at Inter
walls Until Oct. 30.

and Contests Will Continue at Inter
walls Until Oct 30.
Wantastiauet Golf club has issued
an announcement of fall fixtures. The
contests will begin today, with han
dicap match, medal play, for men, for
which first and second prizes in the
form of pewter cups will be given
The other events and the conditions
governing them are as follows:
Wednesday, August 81. Medal play
handicap for women. Twelve holes.
First and second prizes will be award
ed. Entrance fee so cents.
Friday, August 30. Open tourna-
ment for all members of Wantastiquet
Club, Greenfield, Bellows Falls, Keene,
Mortified and Mount Tom clubs, and
to such others as the committee may
invite. Best eight to qualify for the
"Lawton Cup" Medal play. Eighteen
holes. Time cf starting, before 3.45
D. m. EntraCce fee, so cents.
Saturday August 81. Eight qualify
ing for 81 .wton Cup" Eighteen holes.
Medal .,lay.
Wednesday, September 4. Driving,
approaching and putting contest for
women. Suitable prize to winner. No
entrance fee. Time of starting 2.90
p. m.
Saturday, September T. Mixed four
some handicap. Twelve holes. Medal
play. No entrance fee.
Saturday, September 81. Women's
match play handicap. Twelve holes.
For the Fall Cup" presented by Mr..
James Fisk Hooker. This cup must
be won three times to become the per-
manent property of the winner. Each
years winner will have her name en-
graved on the cup, and have posses
sion for the year. No entrance fee.
Saturday, September 2S. One-club
match for men. Nine holes. Medal
play. No handicap. Suitable prize to
winner.
wednesday. October 2. One-club
match for women. Six holes. Medal
play. No handicap. Suitable prize to
winner.
Saturday. October 5. First round
match play handicap for the WAN
tastiuuet Cup" presented by the club.
A cup will also be awarded by the
club to the runner up. Eighteen holes.
This cup must be won three times to
become the permanent property of the
winner. Each years winner Will
have his name engraved on the cup,
and have possession for the year
No entrance fee.
Wednesday, October 9. First round
match play handicap for Ladies
Cup" presented by the club. A cup
will also be awarded by the club to the
runner up. Twelve holes. Same con-
ditions as to ownership as 'Wantasti-
Quet Cup"
Saturday, October -. Second round
match play handicap for "Wantasti-
quet Cup"
Wednesday, October 16. Second
round match play handicap for La
dies Cup"
Saturday, October 49, Semi-fnals
match play handicap for "Wantasti-
quet Cup"
wednesday, October %. semi-finals
match play handicap for Ladies'
Cup"
Saturday, October &c. Finals match
play handicap for "Wantastiquet Cup"
Wednesday, October 80. Finals
match play handicap for Ladies'
Cup"
Score cards must be countersigned
by opponent, and handed by player to
a. member of the tournament commit
tee, otherwise scores will not be ac-
cepted.
Entrance fees must be handed or
sent to Charles A. Boyden of tourna-
ment committee.
Entries close at 4 p. m. of the day
preceding a match or tournament
when names of players will be drawn
in pairs.
Time of starting. Before 1890
a. M; before 3.15 p. m; except when
otherwise specified. Scores of those
starting after time named will not be
accepted.
Handicaps. The regular system OF
handicapping will be used. Members
are requested to hand or send to
Charles Thompson of handicap com
mittee, at intervals. cards showing
their usual scores, for the information
of the committee in making handicaps
If this privilege is not availed of II
will be assumed that the judgment OF
the committee is accepted
Charles A. Boyden,
wv. Charles H. Thompson,
John Tasker
Handicap Committee
II; ]. Gray Estey,
Robert c. Bacon,
Charles A. Boyden,
e. Walter Hubbard,
James Fisk Hooker.
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