The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-25
CAN'T MAKE CHOICE
Minikahda Golf Team for Spalding
Cup Contest Is Not Yet
Selected.
Seven Men enthusiastically one
Enter Individual Competition in
the State Tourney.

Seventy-one entries had been received
at noon to-day for the Individual COM
petition in the state golf tournament,
which opens tomorrow morning at the
Town and Country club. AS the entries
are open until o'clock this evening it is
probable that at least eighty players will
start In the qualifying round for the state
championship Thursday morning, and this
years tournament promises to exceed both
the previous events in interset.
TO-morroWs program includes the con-
test for the Spalding trophy, for five
mon teams, in the morning, and the con-
test for the Pioneer Press trophy, q Scotch
foursome for two-man teams, in the after
noon. Only one team has been officially
announced for the former contest The
play has been so even among seven of the
Minikahda men that the committee whose
duty 1t is to select the quintet decided not
to make final choice until the members
had seen the various candidates play this
afternoon. This has also delayed the Sc
lection of the Bryn Mawr' team. w. A
Lawhead is q member of both clubs, and
If he Is not selected on the Minikahda
team, will probably play with Bryn Mawr
The probable makeup of the teams for
this trophy follows: .- ..
MISUNDERSTANDING, Christian, Thurston, Corse
MARRIED., Law head Thayer.
Town and Country--Doran Bend, Finch, Miller
and Gardiner.
wart Lawhead.
Merriam ,Park-Campbell Larkin, Defresne
Mcclure and Brassnay.
Meadowbrook-Y oumans, Tarbell, Bolcom, Gal
lagher and Millen.
The entry list to noon to-day included
sixteen MinilSahda men in the Individual
competition thrty-iVe from Town and
Country, five from Bryn Mawr, five from
Merriam Park seven from Meadowbrook
two from MinnetonlSa, and one from Fart
bault. Altho the number who qualify for
the state championship has been raised
from eight to sixteen it will probably take
pretty low score to get into the first
round. Jaffray Of Mlnikahda and Bend Of
Town and Country, the present champion,
are the favorites. Others who will make
a strong bid for the honor are Corse,
Christian, Lawhead, MARRIED., Thurston
and Thayer Of Minikahda; Doran, Schur-
meier, Finch, Miller, Gardiner of Town
and Country. fuller and Rees OF Bryn
NIawr and Youmans Of Meadowbrook are
dark horses. Town and Country Is still
q slight favorite over Minikahda for the
spalding cup contest, and the Pioneer
Press trophy Is open. The Individual en-
tries follow:
>, MInikahda-c:: T, Jafrray. H. H. Thayer T.
! n. Greer, g. S. Bracket b. W. Aiger G. s.
Albert, II: j Moretqn. 9; H. Hood, D. N. Chute,
8, Town and cqqntry.A. B. Mcqaughey, B. f.
Tiehtner DR. Hendar a., ralner w. T.
Scholle. F. 6. Paine. +. A. Hanson, NJ. Doran,
Jr.. II. P. Bend G. W. Gordon, w. r. Guss, G.
W. Grlggs, d. L.. Jersey. J. D. Markham c.
W. y. s. Finch, A. L. Brooks, A. McQuillan, q.
B. Young, G. W. Durand, Jr J. T. Clark d. S.
sperry, w. s. Yandeventer, H. It. Judson D. A.
Clark, L.. G. Miller. W: 4. Lang, G. A. Goodell,
G. Livingston, G. NJ. Wishard. ~
Bryn Mawr--Harry Legg, G. A. fuller, Wen
dell Hertg. F. p. Stewart John Rees.
Merriam Park-G. Campbell George Brassany
W. Larkin f. P. Dufresne. John Mcclure, Jr. -
Meadowbrook-E X .Tarbell, II. F. Youmans,
W A. Bolcom, j. D. Molles: r. p. Tearce, DR..
]. ". s. Gallagher, DR.. J. d. Millen.
Mtnnetonka-H; J. Burton, W. G. Burton.
Faribault--A. G. Chase sI.