Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-26

evening. and are as follows: E. G. Wall
lace plays ]. M. Parker; Warren Dick
inson plays John Woodbury.; B. u.
Guinand plays j.. D. Cady; G. II. b..
Boardman plays H. o. Matthews;
Decker French plays r. j. Cary; q. u.
Badgerow plays H. III. Ferguson; w. H.
Dunshee plays H. c. Villepigue; Ell
ton Ellis plays S. A. Foster; A. j.
Verran plays A. c. Steck; Give Mar.
tin plays F. E. Stewart: ]. l.. Bever
Jr., plays B. w. Sinclair; Frank Hale
plays A.. j. Mclaughlin; j. j. Elbert
plays R. w. McCreery; w. o. Fink
bine plays B. Mckee; Givin Chase
plays Arthur Gordon; G. F. Powers
plays L. r. Maxwell.
Line on Possible Outcomes.
Local interest, of course, centers In
the success with which the home play
ers get thru the first round OF the
match c. H. e. Boardman should win
with comparative ease from II. y.
Matthews, of Des Moines, with whom
he is paired L. r. Maxwell may not
have SO easy time defeating his man,
George P. Powers, of Des Moines.
1t is conceded that Warren Dickinson
will, of course, defeat j. P. Woodbury.,
Jr., but while ]. M. Parker. OF Cedar
Rapids, is a much more experienced
player than E. G. Wallace, the latter,
has chance to win. F. p. Stewart
played away below his usual form in
the qualifying rounds, and he has at
least an eIen chance with Give Mar
tin, of Des Moines. ]. l.. Bever, Jr.,
will probably defeat B. w. Sinclair. j..
j. Gilbert, of Des Moines, is likely to
win from R. w. McCreery, altho the
latter has chance il he plays up to
the form he is capable of.
Marshalltown Prize Match.
Fifteen Of the sixteen who failed to
qualify for the state championship. en-,
tered for the qualifying rounds of the
Marshalltown prize this morning. Max
we'll, of Rock Island the other player
home last night. The fifteen were slow
in getting off, and it was 10 o'clock be-
fore the first pair had teed off. The.
qualifying rounds for this match are
eighteen holes, but none had gone
around the course twice UP to O'clock
this afternoon AS the cards were re-
tanned after the first nine holes, only
two scores Tor the first nine We're OBJ
tainable. "A. F. Balch made the first
round in 59,sand E. M. O'Brien, Of Des
Mofnes, made a "a, -s
1T was originally intended that six.
teen should qualify for this event, but
this nurrber Swas reduced to eight last
night The first round for the Mar
shaIltown prize will be played late to-
day. The seven who do not qualify
wilIenter for the Association prize, the
qualifying rounds of. which will be
played Thursday morning. Four Of the
seven will quality. Is Sss
This morning, in practice, John D.
Cady, of Rock Island, Warren Dickin-
soisa of iDes M Dimes, A Gi Herr, the
DeS Moines professional and c. III. e.
Boardnan played foursome. Herr
turned in the low score of SO, Cady got
a 40 and Dickinson and Boardman each
got AZ.
Social Features Of Tournament.
\ Every effort is being made by the la
dies and members Of the local club to
make the social features Of the tour
nament success. Each evening an
informal dancing party is to be given
feature is intended especially for the
visitors, and will be given in their hon
lor. 1t will be more pretentious than
the others. The first Of the dances was
held last night and was attended by
thirty couples. A club dinner, in hon
or of the guests. is to be served by the
ladies of the local club Thursday even
ing.
Each evening the club house Is gaily
lighted by Japanese lanterns strung
about the veranda. The main room of
the club house has been greatly beau
titled by the addition Of the new furni-
ture which the ladies recently pur-
chased.