The Saint Paul globe., 1903-08-29

fall of State Champion Harold P. Bend.
Bend was defeated by M. Doran Jr. in
one Of the most Interesting matches of
the tournament.
Billy Finch, who became a factor in
the race when he defeated Jaffray, the
crack Minikahda player, got into the
semi-finals by defeating Hale in the
morning play and reached the finals
with Doran by winning from Gates, OF
Minikahda, in the afternoon.
The defeat of Gates lost all chance
for Minikahda to figure in the cham
pionship. Gates and Corse reached the
| play for the semi i-fnals, but in this
and was defeated up, to play.
The play for the semi-fnais also saw
| the passing away of young Legg, the
| sixteen-year -oId wonder from the Bryn
| Mawr club. The almost phenomenal
play of the Bryn Mawr boy made him
the dark horse in the race, but he fell
down badly yesterday morning and lost
! his match to Gates, up, 2 to play.
| In the second fight. Thurston and
| Hawkins, of Minikahda, have reached
! the finals. and in the third flight
| Thompson, of Town and Country, and
Carnahan, of Minikahda, will fight it
| out.
The match between 'the champion,
Bend, and Doran was the feature of the
| Qdy play, anu lI1c LWO pldy w 0A Z
| followed through the 80 rounds by
| the star gallery of the tournament.
| The gallery was evenly divided and
| the play of the two men was roundly
| applauded. Many of the critics picked
Bend to win, but Doran, especially
when down. played great golf, and,
| holding himself well, won out in the
end.
The two players finished the first
| round even up. Starting the second
round. Doran played in hard luck. and
Bend had him 1 down on the second
| hole, but Doran won the third after
| frightening his friendsaby almost losing
| his ball. He took the fifth hole with
a beautiful approach and wonderful
| long putt.
On the seventh hole Bends trouble
began. He drove out of bounds, and
| from that time on weakened in his
| play. He lost the match and the cham
| pionship on the next. hole. !,
This morning the finals in. the second
and third flights and. the first two
rounds of the championship will be
played. In the afternoon the final
rounds of the championship will be
played. During the morning and after
noon the handicap match will be on.
| In this match the players will be al
lowed to select their own partners, and
there will be no starting schedule, the
only stipulation being that all cards
must be turned in at the scoring tent
before p. m. The scores of the play:
Morning Play.
Championship Flight
E. P Gates, Minikahda, beat Harry
Legs Bryn Mawr, 4 up and to play.
| F. c. Hale, Minikahda, up and 2 to play
| H. P. Bend, Town and Country, beat C.
| A. TuI1er, Bryn Mawr. 5 up and 9 to play.
I. L. Corse. Minikahda. 2 up and to
play. ~
Second Flight =
S. o. Brooks, Town and Country, beat
G. W. Gardner, Town and Country. 4 up
/ and 8 to play. SO
T.: P. Thurston, Minikahda. beat H.
H: Thayer. Minikahda, up and to play.
r. E. Hawkins, Minikahda, beat c. H.
| Hood, Minikahda up and to play.
| Third Flight
E. o. Thompson. Town and Country,
beat Markham, Town and County, 2 up
and l to play. fgs
T. L. schurmeier Town and Country,
beat MacGaughey. Town and Country, I
G. S. Albert. Minikahda beat w. G.
| Burton. Minnetonka. 5 UP and to play.
Carnahan Meadowbr0oka beat Mitchell.
| ToWn and Country. up and to play.
| Afternoon Play.
| Semi-finals, Championship
finch finch Town and Country, beat Gates,
MIp1kahda. up and fo8play.
Doran, Town and Country, beat Bend.
| Town and Country, up and to play.
| Second Flight
,r Thurston, Minikahda. beat S. o. Brooks,
| Town and Country. up and 2 to play
Hawkins, Minikahda, beat Gage. Min
| Third Flight
| Thompson, Town and Country. beat
| Schurmeier, Town and Sountry 2 IN and
| 1 to play.
Carnahan Minikahda, beat Albert, Min
| ikahda, 5 up and to play.
| The entries and handicaps for the
| handicap match follow:
| w. T. Duff, IA; T. W.zGriggs, 8; F. E.
| Stewart, 10; j. M. Rees, 4; w. A. Law
head, 4; p. L. Hersey, 12; E. P. Gates,
even; !; !; p i1a Markham lSa 1o; J n. Greer, 4;
| II. A. Legg, 6; c. A. Tuller, 6; ". Hertig,
| 10; R. Campbell, 8; G. C. Tiffany. II; w
Larkin, 16; F. P. Dufresne, Is; T. L.
| Schurmeier, 8; F. Il: Stoltze. 10; G.. w.
derson. 16; c.. S. Brackett, II; G. Hen
| der, 10; G. ScholIe, IA: &C. T. Jaffray,
| even: Isl. H Thayer, 6; F. f. Parlin, 12:
| F. E. Hansen, 1s; H. R.gBend, even; c.
"; Gordon. II; E; W.aAlger. 6; G. s.
! Ian, u; E. B. Young, e w. Durant,
| Jr., 6; J. T. Clark 12; 2;aD;YS. Sperry, -:
| w. Vanderyanter, IA; H..cS. Judson, IA;
| III. ]. Moreton, 10; c. H. Hood, 8; G. A.
Clark. IS; D. M Chute,sIl2; H. Lowry.
Clure Jr., Il; G. A. Goodell, Is; H. J..
ingston, IA; E. M Wisehard, IA: J. T..
Corse, 4; A. G. Chase. 81 H. P. Watson,
| 10; G. S. Langdon, IA; w. F. Brooks. s;
W. Webb, 10; S. R. Gage,S; J. II. simp-
I son &. A B. Cults &: T r. MarfiaJ6 6