Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-28

Tuesday Afternoon-Some Fast Coli
Piayed-officsrs Elected, Maxwell
Again President.
The state golf championship race
has narrowed down SO that with the
third round, played today, the honor
lies between Des Moines and Cedar
Rapids, with the former city having
seven and the latter one player in the
third round. All three of the local
golfers, C. HE. Boardman, L.R. Max
well and E. G Wallace, We're eliminated
from further play by being defeated In
the second round Thursday afternoon
Yesterday afternoons play developed
the best golf of the tournament, and
resulted in the lowest scores yet made
for the course. j. J. Elbert, of Des
Moines, holds the last named hoonr
with a 38.
Guinand Out Of the Race.
The number in the race was still
more reduced by the play of the third
round this morning. The feature of ii
was the defeat Of B. G. Guinand, OF
DIS Moines by Warren Dickinson
Dickinson beat his young opponent
up 2. Ferguson won from Ellis ur
5, and Chase beat Mckee up J.. The
Martin Hale match resulted in q VIC
tory for Hale, 4 up 8.
Guinand's Approach Poor.
While Guinand was as good and
even better than Dickinson in his driv-
ing, his approach shots were wide, and
it was due chiefly to this weakness
that Dickinson won. The play was
even up at the end Of the first round
each having won one and halved the
other seven. Dickinson won the elev-
enth, and halved the twelfth. Dickin-
son also won the thirteenth, fifteenth
and sixteenth. Guinand appeared to
be stale on his second round. Both
made the first round in 40. Following
is the score by holes:
Out =. 545 4s $40
In !. .......4 6 -
Dickinson
Out, -. .........4 4 5 "a 40
In ..4 A $50
Forecast of Result.
Unless there is an unexpected sur
prise, the championship doubtless rests
between Ferguson and Dickinson.
The semi-f1nals are being played
this afternoon, and the first round OF
the finals will be played Saturday
morning. The second round will be
played in the afternoon.
Some Exciting Matches.
Five of the eight matches Of the
second round yesterday afternoon Were
played in grand form, and We're very
close. Two of them, the Hale-Bever
and the hilbert Mckee matches, re-
quired nineteen holes to decide. The
Northumberland match was not de-
cfded until the seventeenth hole, neither
was that between Chase and Max
well.
Altho Gilbert was beaten by Mckee
he played grand game, and on his
second round played the nine holes In
80. three below DOGGY, and one below
the lowest score made for the day.
Guinand made a 80 on his first round
with Boardnan, while the latter made
40. French, altho one of those defeat
ed, also turned in a SO for the nine
holes, and Mckee and Ferguson played
the course in 80.
& Guinand- Boardman Great Match.
One Of the greatest matches of the
afternoon was the one between GUM
and and Boardman. 1t was of especial
local interest because Of the possibili-
ties it held out should Boardman beat
the Des Moines youth. Boardman lost
the match by clubbing his,approach to
the seventeenth hole. In driving Board
man had slight advantage, but in
approaching and putting, Guinand was
his equal and on the green he was
better than the local player.
The two halved the first two holes.
Guinand winning the third in four. The
next two were halved, but Boardman
holed his approach to the sixth and
made the hole in three, winning at.
Guinand won the next. and the eighth
and ninth were halved, leaving GUM
and / up for the first time around.
Guinand took the twelfth in three,
Boardman took the thirteenth, and the
next three were halved On the sew
Boardman drove to with
in ten yards of the green,
Guinand pulled his drive into the
grass, forty yards away, and Board
man had an excellent chance to win
the hole and make the honors even.
Guinand approached to the green, but
Boardman dubbed his approach and
failed to make the green. Guinand
putted to within eight inches of the
hole, and Boardman missed a stymie by
an inch. Guinand holed iu four and
the match was ended.
Following is the score by holes:
Guinand---
out 544544 $50
In ..l4 5 3 s 5 5
Boardnan-
out ..455i 5 4 $40
In .4 4 5
Maxwell Loses Same Way.
On the same hole, by the same score,
and in almost identically the same