The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-04

Inc OiIlClei program ana pTiAS 1St III
the state golf tournament on the Town
and Country links has been issued. En- +
tries close at p. m. Aug 20, with q. a.
Hood, secretary Of the state association,
200 Phoenix building, Minneapolis. The
program follows:
Wednesday, Aug. 2e.-Morning, 10 o'clock:
Team match, eighteen holes team play against rsd
bogey for the spadng trophy; Afternoon 2;s9
play for the Pioneer Press trophy.
Thursday, Aug: 27-Morning, 9 O'clock: Quail |
es pa
eighteen holes, for championship and second and
Friday, Aug 2s.-Morning, 10 O'Clock: Sec
and match-play round, eighteen holes, for cham,
pio1nshp an, and SECOND and third fights; 2so
semifnals, for championship.
Saturday, Aug. 29-Morning: Medal COMPETE
ton. eighteen holes lscores for this event must
ee On an r q ~
1880 O'Clock finals first round for state cham;
FOUND Tor state e esampionship Eighteen holes.
The prize list follows:
Spalding team trophy
Prize for best individual score in DOGGY con-
test. offered by A. H. Lindeke.
Pioneer Press pair trophy, offered by the Pho
Prize for the winners OF the four-hall match,
offered by A.: D. S. Johnston.
:. Championship cup. offered by Thomas g. shev'
Championship gold medal, offered by the asso.
citation. +. i. ~
Prize for runner up, offered by b. L. Hersey.
Silver medal for runner up, offered by H. P.
Bend.
Prize for best score In qualification round, Of
fered by the Messrs Finch.
Prize for the winner of the second flight Of
fered by A. B. Stickney.
Prize for the up of the second flight
offered by the Town and Country club.
Prize for the winner of the third fight, offered
Prize for the runner up of the third fight,
offered by the Town and Country club. :,
cap competition, offered by officials Of the Omaha
Railway company. :,
Prize for the best net score in medal handl-
cap competition, offered by Gustave Scholle
One hundred and twenty eight Of the
vests best golfers are entered for the
fifth annual western amateur golf cham
pionshlp, which begins at Cleveland to-
| morrow National Amateur Champion
Louis NJ James of Glenview, Western
Amateur Champion H. Chandler Egan OF
Exmoor and Walter E. Egan Of Exmoor
| are among the most prominent ones who
will compete for the honors. c. T. Jaff-
| ray and J. R. MARRIED. Of Minnikahda are
among the entries.
! At the drawing for place, which was
held in Chicago yesterday, the following
drew byes:
[. r. Boyd, Milwaukee,: H. P. Bend, St.
Paul; A. F. Moore, Lake Geneva.
The remaining forty-fou players,
| paired as 1OllOWS DeSan play LnlS InoIu
ing: T.. r..
| Frank Weber, Inverness, and Ray F.
York, Cleveland; H. Chandler Egan, Ex-
moor, and Robert Deming, Euclid; War
rem Dickinson, Des Moines, and G. S.
Russell Euclid; o. D. Thompson, Pitts
burg, and F. NJ Backus, Euclid; r. E..
Daniels, Midlothian, and j. D. Cline,
Euclid; A. r. Horr, Euclid, and P Nc
/ Kittrick, St. Louis; E. M. Byers Ale
gheny City, and Lee Jones, Lake Geneva;
John D. Towne, Glenview, and G. G. Pres
ton, Highland Park; W. G. Fownes, Jr.
Highland Park, and 4. l.. Ames, Glen
! view; R. B. Tewksbury, Euclid, and CHS
holm Beach, Cleveland; Charles Baker
Auburn Park, and G. T.. Jaffray, Mini
kahda; M. Doran, ", st. Paul, and L
Allis, Milwaukee,; W. G. Carnegie ALLIE.
gheny, and John R. Marield, Minikahda
c. 3. Fownes. Highland Park, and F. s
Bonton, Euclid; Harold w. Fraser, Inver.
ness, and Walter E. Egan, Exmoor; w. I
Osborne, Onwentsia, and B. S. Horne
Allegheny City; Albert B. Lambert, Gler
Echo, and James Stephen Martin, High.
land Park; W. Arthur Stickney, St. Louis
and T. Sterling Beckwith, Cleveland; L
H Burton, Lake Geneva, and Wiley Car.
hart, Detroit R. D. Bokum. Jr., Glenview
!. and E. P. Martin, Belmont; Stuart G
Stickney, st. Louis, and J. M. Pease, Gin
cinnati; G. H. Stanley, Cleveland, and r
P. Nevin, Jr., Allegheny City