Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-22
Last Years Champion Colt
Player Loses Out in Omaha
Tournament
eulNAND A CLOSE WINNIE
Mccartneys Phenomenal Work At
tracts Much Attention at the Tourna-
ment-H. G. Leavitt Elected Presi-
dent of Associaton-Next Meeting
at Rock Island.

Omaha, June 22-"Bun" Guinand,
winner by one up, and Warren Dick
inson last years trans-Mississippi
champion. defeated by one up in a
nineteen hole contest, is the record of
Des Moines players at the trans Mis-
sissippi golf tournament Thursday.
This all happened in the second
round The crowd was following
Sprague Abbott and Bend, of ST. Paul.
and few spectators saw the match
which lost Dickinson his chance to re-
tain his title. Yet it was the fastest
golf of the week.
Dickinson overcame a preliminary
lead at the fifteenth hole and then his
opponent, Mccartney, of Denver, show
ed some remarkable plays. AT the sew
enteenth he made 25-foot put and
at the eighteenth a 2O-foot put, which
brought them even and required an
extra hole. Dickinson.s club slipped
on the second shot for this hole and the
ball went into the road. He recovered
and made the hole in five, one more
than DOGGY.
Wonderful Putting Wins.
Mccartney, however, made his third
phenomenal put in succession and
holed the ball from distance Of
twelve feet. He made a A out, and
SO in.
Bun" Guinand's game with kmball
was close turnout. The Des Motnes
-. fnY,
then Kimhan overlook him. They We're
even on the fourteenth, when Guinand
won the fifteenth and halved the six
teenth. seventeenth and eighteenth.
Guinand is playing strong game in
good form and seems to be a likely
candidate for championship honors.
Mornings Play.
In the playoff Of the tie for thirty
second place in the qualifying round
this morning, Fl. c. Sumney Won.
The results of Thursdays play fol-
lows: tsss
A.tw. Mitchell beat E. P. Gates, 5 up
3 to play.
r. w. Hodge beat A. B. Cults, up
5 to play.
c. T. Jaffray beat G. D. Thomas, up
1 to play.
H. p. Bend beat H. c. sumney Z
up 6 to play.
j. b. Rahm beat J. P. Magee, 8 UP
2 to play.
r. r. Kimball beat T. E. Stewart, l
up 2 to play.
Sprague Abbott beat E. H Spragues
I UP TO play.
Walter Fairbanks beat C. H. Jones,
3 up to play.
p r. Talbot beat j. D. Cady, 2
up.
A. A. Mcclure beat NJ. A. LaDoucier,
l up.
A. d. johnson beat c. B. Merley, up
2 to play.
#. r. Kimball beat r. c. Dawson, 2
up.
B. G. Guinand beat NJ. Dovan, Jr., S
up 4 to play.
T. w. Mccartney beat W. L. Coax
ley, UP 5 to play
Warren Dickinson beat S. w. Rey-
nolds, s up
l.. H. johnson beat j. r. Lemist. :
UP.
Afternoon Play.
Hodge, Kansas City, beat Mitchell,
Rock Island 3 up 9 to play.
Jaffray, Minneapolis, beat i. III.
johnson, Minneapolis, 5 up to play.
Rahm, Omaha, beat R. R. Kimball,
Omaha, 2 up 1 to play.
Sprague, Abbott. Omaha, beat Bend,
ST. Paul, 4 UP 2 to play.
Rev. p. r. Talbot, Hutchinson, beat
Fairbanks, Denver, 8 up 2 to play.
A. D. ,Johnstone, st. Paul. beat Nc
Clure, Omaha, 5 up 3 to play.
Guinand, Des Moines, beat 7. r.
Kimball, Omaha, ! up
f. w. Mccartney, Denver, beat Dick
inson, Des Moines, up, 19 holes.
The following are pairs drawn for
today's morning play:
Hodges and Jaffray; Rahm and Abb
bolt: Talbot and tombstone; Guinand
and Mccartney.
Rock island Recommended.
hundred golf enthusiasts sat down
to the annual banquet of the Trans
mississippi Golf Association last night.
This was followed by the annual bust
ness meeting at which, by a vote of
s to- 5, it was reconm ended that the
next tournament be held at Rock Is
land
The officers chosen were:
President-H. G. Leavitt.
Vice presidents-A. d. IS. Johnston
and p r Talbot