The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27
JOHNSON Low IN
FIRST ROUND.
Golfer Made q splen:
did Showing in Champion 4
ship Play.

Lynn Fl. Johnson Of the Minikahda club turned
in low card in the qualifying round for the
state golf championship yesterday afternoon. He
negotiated the course in 70, one less than H. P.
Bend, the st. Paul crack, whose card showed
an 50. Three Of the Town and Country club
stars. Johnston, Doran and Miller. failed to
qualify for the play for the state title.
BY the luck of the draw Minikahda's chances
for winning the championship were slightly les
sened, two of the best players, Johnson and,
Legg, playing in the first half yesterday after
noon. This necessitates that they shall play
against one another today. The match will be
one Of the most interesting played, as both are
in excellent form. To judge from scores now,
the fight for the championship will be between
the winner OF this match and Bend
s. In qualifying for the championship flight.
"A. B. Quits, Livingstone and Gates tied for
fifteenth and sixteenth places. In the play-or
Gates and Livingstone won, Cults dropping
Of 100 for last place in the second fight, Stew
art winning In the play-of. II
T The closest play Of the afternoon contest
was in the match between A. Cults and Rich
ardson Of the third flight in which Cults won
one up after playing twenty holes. .....
At a meeting OF the members Of the state
association held last evening resolution was
passed that all golf players who failed to
quality and all those who lost their frst matches
yesterday afternoon will be entitled to play an-
other Qualifying round of eighteen holes for
two fights of four each, for which handsome
trophies will be given by the association. This
round started at $50 this morning. -
Officers for the coming year were elected
as follows: + President, B. #. schurmeier OF
St. Paul; vice president j. L. Dobbin Of Fart
bault; secretary and treasurer, G. T. Crangle of
Wtnona. The Town and Country club Of st.
Paul was chosen as the place for the next
state tournament.
up as follows, Lynn Johnson and E. p. Gates Gates
leading loft at $3.50 o'clock: =-.,-. .-.,-
Lynn johnson VS.. q. P. Gates, H. G. Legg
IS Tawnsy. y. Hert1g vs.. Einkensteadt,. c. T.
+ oR ha~n Il 9 Bena u: Evnss Tase
W. hY Ha,t 5eh9sGn up Hairy Eess and
and 8: j. r. Marheld. / up: r. E. Hawkins
T SH; d r; d aish Ssna and T.
Il rSsesi r. 4 eresy WeSs s Ne Fsa.s
A. c. Johnson. c. s. Langdon VS.. Horace Lowry
A: B. Cults vs.. Richardson. Dobbin vs.. T. r.
Thurston.
R. W; Webb. and 2; F: Mellin, and 2; n.
4: 5. OUTS Up IN Is holes; Bo6byns, Au up. o.
# vs. Ao0a T. bsl1h M SeFPsnt Rogers
steTsrt g B @ Vsa Heef
VS.: J. l. Dnles. r. MellinSvs. c. s. Crossett,
F. Rsxsfs snf asi c1 ssze.D a md
Stewart. 4 and 8: 9. D. Dnle. up: J. Plum,
and 8; Mellin, 8 and 2. .i..~'
The score for the qualifying rounds: L. H.
Johnson 70, H. P. Bend So H. G. Legg 81.
Sc, c. T. Jafrray ST. S. R. Gage IS. W. F.
Brooks IS, Fuller 50, Hawkins SO, Finkensteadt
90, w. S. Finch 80. Tawney 81. A. B. Cults
81, N. P. Gates 90, Livingstone %, Langdon 90,
Horace Lowry 90, Dobbin 50, r.. a. Smith 81,
". A. Lawhead Cd, fBernhagen %. F.. J. Fisher
o. D. F. johnson o. A. H. Poehler o5. F.
G. N. Greer 96 g. H. Hood 90, R. W. Webb
&c. Ford Mellin 81. R. D. Ollie 81, A. L. Bel
| KNAPP 81, J. l.: Ollie 81. Plum 81. e. R.. Ogeral
| Of G. s. Cossatt SO, Berkey %. W. Car
| penter 3d. H. E. Thompson 9S H. j. Moreton
| 9s, Rees SO. Crangle 9s. L.. s.: ,Matteson 80,