The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06

holes, medal play, best 16 to qualify, these 16 to draw for partners, avoiding the matching in the first round of
 members of the same club. These Is will play successive matches of IS holes
 morning and afternoon till but two players remain. The final round be- tween these two is to be at 36 holes for the state championship.
 For the second event, the consolation match, the second 16 in the qualifying round will contest for the cup on the same conditions as in the individual. i These two events are open to all { legal residents of the state who are members of the clubs of the Golf league, and to all men-residents of the state who have declared golf clubs be- longing to the league their home club, and have belonged to them fully a year, and have entered and played from no other club in tournaments of team matches for one year previous to this meeting.
 The third event is to be foursome competition Entries are to be limited to one team from each club, unless entries are limited to IS, when two 1 teams may be entered from any club until that number is complete. The successive rounds at match play will all be at is holes This event is open to eight who are dropped in the first round of events one and two and to all members of clubs in the league. The fourth and last event is the team championship. Teams will be composed of six men. No club will be | allowed to enter more than one team. The competition will be over 36 holes, medal play, and lowest aggregate score winning the championship. The team championship is open to all members of the league.
 The following schedule for the four events has been arranged
 Wednesday, July 10, morning-Quai- flying round, championship and con- solation, IS holes, medal play. After noon-First round, championship and consolation, IS holes, match play.
 July Il, Thursday, morning, second round championship and consolation, is holes, match play; first round of foursome, IS holes match play; after noon, semi-fanls, championship and consolation, IS holes, match play; sec ond round foursome, IS hoes match play
 Friday, all day, final championship and consolation, 36 holes, match play, morning semi finals foursome, IS holes, match play; afternoon, finals, four some, is holes, match play.
 July 13, Saturday, all day, team championship, 36 holes, medal play.
 The number of entries is far from concluded with Secretary Barnes, but it is thought that the list will reach into hundreds. Indications are that 1t will be the largest for a state tourna- ment held with the exception of those in New York and New Jersey. A large number of metropolitan golfers who are enrolled in the clubs from the southwestern part of the state will be entered. Dr. Carl Martin of Bridgeport was the winner of the tournament last year. He will be on hand to defend his title. c. II. Seeley, who has beaten petitor again. He represents the Wee Burn club MT. Seeley has been here for two or three days, practicing over the course. Seeley is distinctively a long player and he must play short to win the championship here. He is try ing to adapt himself to the links.
 The tournament will be held on the links of the Country club in Whitney vile. Last year the first state tourna- ment took place on the Fenwich Hall | links near Saybrook.