Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-08
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The handicap committee of the
league of Connecticut golf clubs, con-
sisting of Francis r. Cooley OF Hart
ford, G. H. Zimmerman of New Ha-
ven and f. Il. Sands Of Meriden, met
In Meriden and completed the handi-
cap list for the sixth annual cham
pionship meeting of the league, to be
held next week at the Hartford Golf
club, July 1916.
The Waterbury Golf association Of
this city will be represented In the
team contest and will send down a
team of six men. Resides this team
the following are some of the players
who will enter the individual con-
tests: ]. Hobart Bronson w. B.
Brown, I. r. Kellogg. G.. Il. White,
Sr, and G.. Il. White, Jr.
The events are:
1. Connecticut state championship
Prizes: First, gold medal; runner
up. silver medal. A silver medal will
also be given for the best score In the
qualifying round. Eighteen holes,
medal play; best sixteen to qualify;
final round to be at SO holes for state
championship, $500
2. Consolations-Secon 16 III
qualifying round to compete for con-
ISOLATION cup. Ii k
8. Bunker cup Third 16 iii quail
flying round to compete for Bunker
cup.
4. Foursoine competition Entries
limited to one team from each club,
UP to .16 in all, Play. will be at sue
cessive rounds OF il holes match play,
with a cup to each member OF the
winning team. @
5. Tournament handicap 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 limit OF
handicaps will be is strokes. Prize
cup for the best net score.
8. 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 team wins 1t three times
Each member of the winning team
will receive a bronze medal, Thirty,
six holes, medal play, Saturday, July
10. sc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bona-fde resident
Of Connecticut who is a member of q
club belonging to the league may en-,
ter for the championship events, han,
dicap and foursome competition. En-,
tries must be. made through the sec
rotary of the players club to the pres,
ident Of the league, Francis r.. Cooley
Of Hartford.
The schedule Of the playing events
Of the meeting is as follows:
Wednesday, July Is.
$50 a., m. Qualifying round, Is
holes, medal play. The first 16 Will
qualify for the champs The
second 16 will qualify for the Bunker
cup.
200 p. m.-First round for cham,
plonship: 1S holes, match play First
round for consolation cup; 18 holes
match play, First round for Bunker
cup, match play.
Thursday, July il.
9:3O a. m.-Second round, cham
pionship; is holes, match play. Sec
ond round, consolation; Is Il holes
match play. Second round, Bunker
cup, 10 holes, match play.
10 r. m.-First round foursomes. Is
holes, match play.
2 p. m.--Semi-tinals championship
18 holes, match play. Semi finals
consolation; 18 holes, match play
| Semi-finals, Bunker cup; is holes
match play. Second round, four
somes; is holes, match play.
Friday, July 10.
9:30 a. .-Semi-hnals, foursomes
Is holes, match play.
10 a. n.-Finals, championship; 81
holes. match play. .4
1905 a. m.-Finals, consolation;
holes, fatch play.
1910 a. m.--F1naas. Bunker cup
SO holes, match play.
2 D. m.-FNnals, foursomesl Is
holes, match play.
2:30 p. denomination OF. final:
in championship, consultations and
Bunker cup.
$50 a. m. to 2 p. n.--Handicap, Is
holes, medal play.
| Players in this event may start ii
any time: but right of way will b.
given to the 36-hole final matches.
| Saturday, July 16.
$50 a. m.-Team competition fol
club teams; SO holes, medal play.
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