The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-08
STATE GOLF CLUB LEAGUE.
OPEN TOURNAMENT BEGINS HERE TO-DAY
BEGINS

At the Grounds of she New Haven Country cInB-Entrfes Received from All Over the state-Win Last Four The fifth annual championship meet ing of the League of Connecticut Gilf clubs will open in this city to-day, last ing three days. The grounds of the New Haven Country club will be used. The events and schedule follow:
 WEDNESDAY. JULY 8.
 s:S0 a. m.-Qualifying round; eighteen holes, neral play. The first sixteen will qualify for championship match. The second sixteen will qualify for the con- solation prize cup.
 200 p. m.-First round for champion ship medal; eighteen holes, match play. First round for consolation cup; eigh- teen holes, match play.
 .e THURSDAY, JULY g. ! 9:30 a. nl.-Second round for champi- onship medal; eighteen holes, match play. Second round for consolation play Second round for con solation cup; eighteen holes, match play.
 10:00 a. m.-Preliminary round for foursome competition; eighteen holes, match play.
 200 p. m.-Semi- final round for cham pionship medal; eighteen holes, match play. Seni-final round for consolation cup; eighteen holes, match play. First round, foursome competition; eighteen holes, match play, .-....
 FRIDAY, JULY 10.
 9:30 a. m.-Second round, foursome competition; eighteen holes.
 1tl:00 a. m.-Final round,. champion ship; thirty y-six holes, match play.
 10:05 a. m,-Final round for consola- < ton cup; thirty-six holes, match play. 200 p, m,Finals in foursome conl- petition; eighteen holes, match play.
 2:3O p. h.--Continuation of final matches in championship and consola- tions.
 SATURDAY. JULY Ii.
 9:30 a. m.-Team competition for club teams; thirty-six holes, medal play.
 Connecticut State Championship Prizes, first, gold medal runner up, sil- yer medal. A silver medal will also be given for the best score in the qualify ing round. ...
 Consolation Match-Second sixteen in qualifying round to compete as in event Zone. Prize, consolation cup.
 Foursome mpetition-Entries lini- ted to one team from each club. If there are less than sixteen entries, eX- tra teams may enter, up to sixteen in all. 2% l,.~
 Team Championship for Teams of Six Only one team from each club. The winning team will have custody of the Eldridge cup for one year. The cup will become the property of the club whose teams win it three times.
 Entries received are as follows: @ Charles Allen, Shempsit; F. J. Alsop, Arawana; w. Austin, Norwich; F. J. Bronson, New Haven: E. M. Bradley, @ New Haven; J. c. Patterson, New Ha- ven; E. C.. Butler, Arawana; G. S. Beach, Arawana; W.'L. Baldwin, Wee Burn; D. D. Butler, Arawana; c. K. Billings, New Haven; F. M, Davis, shempsit; N, E. Davis, Arawana; W. B. Doughan, Arawana; F. L. Derlion, New Haven; H. l.. Davis, Wallingford; 5 J. 0. Endriss, Hartford; John J. Fisher, Brooklawn; Henry Farnam, New Ha- ven; M. Graham, Jr., Arden; R. B. Hard, Brooklawn; w. H. Hapgood, New Haven; F. Hale, Jr., Wallingford; R. P. Curtis, Brooklawn; J. P. Cheney, Oxford; D. W. Camp, Arawana; J. W. Camp, Arawana; R. D. Cutler, Hart ford; F. R. Cooley, Hartford; A. H. Chase, Norwich; J. M. Platt, Walling- ford; c. E. Ross, Waterbury; s. P. Will Hams, Waterbury; w. P. Bryan, Wa terbury; J. E. Hewes, Hartford; R. H. Horing. Hartford; T. Hooker, Hart ford; J. S. Jackson, Arawana; H. H. Knapp, Brooklawn; I. Lyon, New Ha- ven; c. H: Leach, Arawana; M. H. Marlin, New Haven; w. c. Marshall, New Haven; G. D. Munson, Walling- ford; J, D. Moulton, Norwich; S. Mer- ritt, Wee burn; w. J. Nichols, Brook lawn; s. H. Patterson, Brooklawn; S. B. Page, Arawana; A. S. Pitt, Wee Burn; H. H. Pease, Maple Hill; F. o. Robbins, New Haven; A. H. Rutty, Ar awana; Dr. w. $. Russella Walling-