Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-06
RIG Field STARTS
N GOLF TOURNEY.
Forty-nine Play Qualifying
Rounds in Annual Country
Club Event
MAXWELL WINS GOLD MEDAL
Club. President Turns in Lowest
Score for Eighteen Holes - Players
Paired for tho Match PIay-scores
Of Those Who Enter and Played
Thru the Qualifying Round.

field Of forty-nine golfers started
SATURDAY. afternoon in the qualifying
rounds of one of the annual hanoicAp
tournaments Of the Country clup. Inc
number of starters surpasses any
field that ever entered at the club for
a similar event. or the forty mine VINO
started, forty -dhree played the eighteen
holes of the qualifying round. Lloyd
r. Maxwell, president of the club, was
the medalist for the day, turning IN the
lowest score for the eighteen holes.
Mr.. Maxwell played a SO on the hrst
nine holes, which is three below DOGGY
and a AZ on the second nine. His total
gross score was so, and with his hand
leap of 1t made his net score rs. He
would have tied for the low score
prize, however, without the handicap.
f. e. Stewart WAS second low with
a net score of so, and c. H. e. Board
Boardman was third with q score OF
"a.
The Qualifying Scores.
| For the forty three who played the
eighteen holes, the twenty-four who
made the lowest scores qualified IN the
championship match, and the first and
second flights.
Those who qualified in the cham
pionship match, with their gross score,
handicap and net score, were as fol-
| lows: r. e. Stewart, S2-2-S0; c. II. e,
Boardman, S4-scratch-84; A. B. Hoov-
err, g5-6-S9; r. G.. Wallace, 92-2-90; ii.
J. Rodgers, $4,000; Dwight Denmead
96-5-91; r. w. McCreery. 100-S-92; T.
A. Brown, 1O0-S-92.
Those who qualified for the first
flight were: A. F. Hull. 104-12-92; r.
l.. Cline, 102-10-92; w. B. Kibbey, 90
1898; H. ]. Howe. 1os-1o-s3; Miss Ma
tena Nelson, 106-12-94; G. w. Law
renee, 1O3-S-95; and H. w. Shove. 107-
1897; Mrs. r. A. Brown, 112-14-9S;
4 T. I. WATSON, 110-12-9s, and J. P. Wood
i bury 104-6-9S, tied for a place this
flight. The tie has not yet been played
tStcunU TTig1It.
Those who qualified for the second
flight We're: T.. G.. Mcconnell, 107-S-99;
Carl Heitshu, 1151699. and Frank
WINERY, 115-16-99 For the other
three places in this flight A. G. Click
1885 100: d. N. Banks, 1922 100; r.
s. Williams. 1888 100; and B. f. Moi
fatt, 10s-S-1O0. tied. On the playing of
of the tie the three lowest will qualify
and the highest will not.
Those Who Did Not Quality.
Those who did not qualify, with
their gross scores, handicaps, and net
scores. were as follows: A. ]. Clark
119-S-101: A. f. Balch, 113-12-1o1;
Mrs. b. A. Morgan, 119-14-105: G. c.
Urine. 115-10-105; III. Gabelman, 1873
1906; Mrs. l.. r. Maxwell, 1884
I109: j. M. Parker. 117-S-1O9; A. b.
Dawson. 129-1s-111; A. d. Stevens,
l130-1s-112: Mrs. +. e. Stewart. 1856
Mrs. E. G. Wallace. 142-16126; c. X
Allison, 151-1s-133; Dudley Gregory,
15s-1s-14o; Mrs. A. J. Clark, 17O-1s-
1872; Miss Lora Carney. 162-16-146.
Pairings for Match Play.
Because he won the medal for the
low score Mr.. Maxwell is barred from
further competition in the tournament,
thus avoiding the possibility of one
player winning two medals. The pair
ings for match play are as follows:
Championships B. Hoover VS.. III.
]. Rodgers; F.. G. Wallace VS.. C. HI. E
Boardman; r. w. McCreery VS.. Dwight
Denmead; F. e. Stewart VS.. T. A.
Brown.
First flight-w. B. Kibbey VS.. H. w.
Shove; A. F. Hull vs.. G.. w. Lawrence;
H. j. Howe VS.. Miss Matena Nelson,
and E. L. Cline VS.. the winner of the
tie for qualification in this flight.
Second flight-Carl Heitshu VS.. Lu-
Their Mcconnell. The other pairings for
this flight have not been made because
Of the ties which exist, and which have,
not been played off.
The tournament committee has set n
limit Of until Monday, July 10, when