The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-25
THE GOLF TOURNAMENT.
AN OPEN TOURNAMENT FOR
 -E~ WOMEN.


 To Take Place at the New Haven coun- try olub-The Qualifying Round oe- CUTS To-morrOw Morning-The List of Drawings and the Time of Start. A gala time is expected at the Coun- try club this week, when the open tour lnament for women's golf will be played. The list of entries is much larger than expected, numbering ffty-six. The drawings took place yesterday after noon and are as follows, play beginning Wednesday morning at S:15: IS:15. Miss H. Porter, New Haven.
 Miss C. Munson, Wallingford. IS:1s. Miss Van ostrand, Watertown,
 N. Y.
 Mrs. J. H. V. Grannis, Water
 bury. IS:2s. Miss Camp, Middletown.
 Miss E. Barnunl, New Haven. S:27. Miss E. Young, Pine Orchard.
 Miss c. Barker, Brooklawn,
 Bridgeport. IS:S1. Mrs. E. F. Sanford, Essex County.
 Miss H. Darlington, New Haven. S:S5. Miss K. Nettleton, New Haven.
 Mrs. H. Morton, Fairfield. lS:S9. Mrs. M. H. Marlin, New Haven.
 Miss B. Backes, Wallingford. lS:43. Miss M. Kirkby, Englewood.
 Mrs. H. A. Harris, Apawamis. ls:47. Miss Olga Munson. New Haven.
 Miss F. Jones, Brooklawn, Bridgeport. lS:51. Mrs. J. s. Judd, Springfield.
 Mrs. c. L. Clark, New Haven. 1855. Mrs. w. Hincks, Brooklawn.
 Miss Rhoda Sargent, New Haven. lS:59. Miss Grace stoddard, New Ha- ven. Miss Travers, Nassau. 9:Os. Mrs. M. D. Paterson, Englewood.
 Miss E. Barnett, New Haven. s:O7. Miss Ruth Badgely, Essex County. Mrs. T. H. Polhemus, Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn. e:11. Mrs. W. Clark, Springfield.
 Miss Anna Wheeler, Brooklawn. s.15. Mrs. W. D. Barkley. Wee Burn,
 Stamford.
 Mrs. H. B. Clark, Apawamis. s:1s. Miss Georgianna Bishop, Brook l lawn.
 Miss Pauline Mackey. Oakley,
 Boston. 19:23. Miss M. Wilson, New Haven.
 Miss M. Strong. New York. ls:27. Miss H. Nettleton, New Haven. l Mrs. Henry Bishop, Brooklawn. ls.S1. Miss M. Coates, Springfield. l Miss F. Pitt, Hil1andale, stam- ford. I9:35. Miss Helen Bishop, BrooklaWn.
 Miss Elsie Trowbridge, New Ha- I ven. l9:s9. Mrs. N. Pendleton Rogers, Bal
 tusrol
 Mrs. Roger s. White. 2d, New | Haven. i9:43. Miss K Travers, Nassau. l Mrs. S. F. Lefferts, Englewood. I9:47. Miss Ruth Milne, Albany.
 Miss Anita Phipps, Springfield. l9:51. Mrs. A. K. Potter, Fairfield. l Miss E. Chamberlain, New Ha-
 ven.
 9:55, Miss E. Carr, Springfield.
 Mrs. F. F. Lyon, Brooklawn. i9:59. Miss c. Travers, Nassau. I Mrs. G. B Collingwood, Dutchess County Poughkeepsie. l1O:OS. Miss Leonie Brown, Waterbury. Miss M. Jacques, Lakewood. There will be the first eight, the con isolation eight, the bunker eight and the unfortunate eight. A handsome prize to each of the winners. There will also be handsome prize for the runner-ur lin the first and second eight. Those @beaten in the first round match play ir jthe first two eights will also play fol #the lobster cup. There will also be 8 Igold medal for the low score in the Iqualifying round. On Thursday afternoon a putting and Approaching and a driving contest will ltake place, a handsome prize to be lawarded to the winner in each event. On Friday afternoon an eighteen-holt medal play handicap match will take ]place for another prize. Prizes for the best score at meda Iplay, handicap mixed foursome, Satur- lday forenoon. Friday morning occur the finals in al classes. All players are cautioned that lthey must start on time, or they will lose their place. This is necessary or account of the large number that are tc lstart
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