The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-07-18
Events of Wisconsin Golf Associa-
ton to Begin at GAINESVILLE
on Thursday.
THE PROGRAM is COMPLETED.
Many Golfers From Kenosha and other
cities Have Entered and Will be
on Hand for the Opening.

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week the first annual tourna-
ment of the Wisconsin Golf associa-
ton will be held on the grounds of the
Sinnissippi Golf club, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The meeting for the organization of
state association will be held We'd
nesday evening at the Grand hotel of
that city. Each club is Untitled to two
delegates at this meeting and all of
the clubs of the state with few ex-
ceptions will be represented at the
gathering.
Officers will be elected for the ensu-
| ing year, bylaws adopted and rules
and regulations for the government OF
future tournaments of the association
will be framed. and any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting will he disposed of.
Thursday will be the opening day OF
the tournament. At 8 O'Clock a. m.
the first pair in the qualifying round
will be started and another pair every
| five minutes until ali are started. The
starting time was originally set at >
O'Clock, but for fear that the players
would not all finish in time it was de-
cided to start an hour earlier.
| Thursday afternoon at O'Clock the
first round of the match play for the
championship cup will will be started
and at 2:3O the first round for the con-
ISOLATION cup.
Friday morning the second round
of match play for the championship
cup will start and at $3.50 the second
round of match play for the consola-
ton cup. At 2 p. m. the semi-tinals
for the championship cup will be
started and at 2:3O the semi-fnals for
the consolation cup.
Saturday the finals for both cups,
consisting of thirty-six holes, will be
played, eighteen in the forenoon and
eighteen in the afternoon. There will
also be driving, approaching and put
ting contests on Saturday afternoon.
The matches will be under the super
vision of the games committee, con-
sisting of c. E. Pierce, c. c. MacLean
and William A. Jackson.
A club supper will be served by the
ming. There will be music and dane
ing later in the evening. There will
also be an entertainment on Friday
evening. The entries for the tourna-
ment closed on Monday evening, and
any entry mailed by o'clock from the
home of the contestant will be &C
cepted. The entries received SO far by
Secretary Baker are as follows:
Kenosha-C. G. Allen, Fred Petit,
Chester Barnes, G.. A. Yule, Col.
Aiken, William Cantwel1 and J. Cava-
nagh.
Green Lake = M. A. DeMoss, J..
Walker Ross, Joe DeMoss.
Madison - Frank Jacobs, Albert
Kfof, J. F. Pyre, Phil King.
Neenah-John Stevens.
Milwaukee-Hami1t Vose.
Janesvi11e-F. E. Fife1d, C. C. Mac
Lean, F. J. Baker, ]. P. Baker, Albert
Scha11er, Charles Schal1er, Leo Brow
nell, H. S. McGriffin, ]. J. Hall, O.
Sutherland, Charles Eunn, c. F.
Achterberg, H. G. Carter, H. H. Nc
Kinney, H. R. King, S. D. Tallman,
George Underli11, F. C. Grant and
Chester Brewer.
A large number of additional entries
will undoubtedly be received by the
secretary this evening and tomorrow.
The GAINESVILLE players are practicing
daily and are getting in good shape for
the tournament and some of them
hope to be able to keep the cup in that
city.