The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-13

Freedom Of Grounds to Visitors
Meals to be served at the Club
House.
The sixth annual championship
meeting Of the League of Connecticut
Golf clubs will be held at the Hartford
Golf club from July 18th to 18th.
Any bona-fde resident of Connecticut
who is a member of club belonging to
the league may enter for the champi-
onship events, handicap. and foursome
competition. Entries must be made
through the secretary Of the players
club and entries for all events must be
made from the same club. Players on
the teams must be members Of the
clubs they represent.
The events are as follows:
L Connecticut state championship.
Prizes: First, gold medal; runner-up,
silver medal Al silver medal will also
be given for the best score in the
qualifying round. Entries close at 6 p.
M, Tuesday, July H.
Eighteen holes, medal play; best six
however, the matching on the first
POUND Of members of the same club
and play successive matches Of eigh-
teen holes, morning and afternoon until
but two players remain; final round be-
tween these two to be at thirty-six
holes for the state championship.
II. Consultations Second sixteen n
qualifying round to compete as in event
I. Prize: Consolation cup.
III. Bunker Cup-Third sixteen in
qualifying round to compete as in event
1. Prize: Bunker cup.
Iv-Foursome Competition.
Entries limited to one team from
each club; but If there are less than
sixteen teams entered, extra teams may
enter up to sixteen in all.
Entries close at p. m. Wednesday,
July Is. Play will be at successive
rounds Of eighteen holes, match play.
Prize: q cup to each member of the
winning team.
v. Tournament HFTandicap.
Eighteen holes, medal play, Friday,
July Is. Open without special entry to
all men on the handicap list of the
League of Connecticut Golf clubs. The
K ai1nit Of handicaps will be eighteen
strokes. Prize: cup for the best net
y score.
VI Team Championship for Teams of
six
Only one team from each club. The
winning team will have custody of the
EEbridge cup for one year. The cup
will become the property of the club
whose teams win it three times. Each
member Of the winning team will re-
ceive bronze medal. Entries close at
b. M, Friday, July is. Thirty-six
holes, medal play, Saturday, July 16.
The schedule follows;
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1S.
$3.50 a. M Qualifying round, eigh-
teen holes, medal play. The first six
teen win qualify for the championship.
The second sixteen viii qualify for the
consolation cup. The third sixteen will
qualify for the Bunker cup.
2:30 p. m.-First round for champion
ship; eighteen holes, match play. First
play. First round for Bunker cup;
eighteen holes, match play.
THURSDAY, JULY IA.
$3.50 a. m--Second round, champion
ship; eighteen, holes, match play. Sec
ond round, consolation; eighteen holes,
match play. Second round, Bunker
cup; eighteen holes, match play.
1000 a. m.-First round, foursomes;
eighteen holes. match play
300 p. rn.-Semi- finals, championship;
eighteen holes, match play. Semi
finals. consolation; eighteen holes,
match play. Semi-fnals, Bunker cup,
eighteen holes, match play. Second
round, Foursomes; eighteen holes,
match play.
FRIDAY, JULY is.
$50 a. m.-Semi finals, foursoms;
eighteen holes, match play,
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10000 a. M Finals, championship
thirty-six holes, match play.
1905 q. m.--Finals, consolation; thir-
fy-six holes, match play.
1910 al m.-Finals. Bunker cup; tllir-
fy-six holes, match play.
200 p. M Finals, foursomes; eigh-
teen holes match play.
2:30 b. m.Continuation Of finals in
championship consultations and Bunker
cup.
$3.50 a. m. to 200 D. M. Handicap,
eighteen holes, medal play. Players in
this event may start at any time, but
right Of way will be given to the tfir-
ty-sfx hole final matches.
SATURDAY, JULY 16.
$50 a. rn.-Team competition for club
beams; tfirtysix holes, medal play.
N B.Players may choose their own
partners for medal play rounds, but
must play with a competitor from some
club other than their own. The COM
mittee will pair off players who have
no partners.
The clubs in the state will be repre-
scented by the following golfers, many
of whom are well known here:
Hartford Golf club. r. Cooley, r.
W.. Cutler, R. D. Cutler, w. F. Whit
more. D. N. Barney, M. P. Harlow, r.
H. Hovey. J. q. Hewes, T. Gilbert
Marin, N. G. Taintor, Joseph K. Hooker,
Thomas Hooker, Thomas Hewes, Harry
a. Smith, L. A. Ellis.
New Haven Country club-Roger
White, I'd, H. Zimmerman, w. r. Shep-
ard, M. H. Marlin, Isaac Lyan, Henry
Stoddard, w. I. G. Bristol, E. S. Bron-
son. e. L. Bigelow, w H. Hapgood,
Henry Farnam, 3. M. Bradley, G. I.
StoddaTd, e. s. Parmelee, F. 6. Rob