Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26
SPORTING EVENTS AT DOUGLAS
 COUNTRY CLUB FUR TODAY

Douglas International Amerlcan,)
 Plans for the sporting events Of Thanksgiving day in connection with the first anniversary of the Country clubs opening were perfected Monday night by the sports and pastimes com mittee of the club at a meeting heId at the home of s. s Badger. These plans differ some from what was an nounced as the probable events of the day. in that the match for the Collins cup is to be held in the morn ing and the links c'nsed to all other players in the afternoon during Ine progress oS the final match between Stuppi and c. Smith fer the champlon- ship. The "duffers" match will there fore not te played ul.til the first Sun day of next month, Iecembep 6. The board of directors had suggested the playing oi the elp match in the morn ing, witt handicap limit of IS strokes. and the championship finais for the solS afternoon event and these suggestions were adopted by the com mittee Tie process oI re-handicapping the players on an IS basis was te- dious one and required ali the ingen- uity of the committee and combined knowledge Of the play of the various competitors, in which s the records kept by the committees secretary, Carl Smith, were fund to be indis- pensable.
 The bogey does not enter into the calculations in the Collins cup match, it being merely handicap much without regard to bogey scores. Hence c. Smith and J. Suppl, who ordinarily have a handicap of 5 strokes in the other competitions over the imagIn- ary colonel, go to scratch and tne other handieaps are based on com parison of the scores of the other players with theirs. The placing oI these two at scratch was eminently proper from the fact that they are the runner up and winners in the club championship and that a com parison of scores, as well, show them to be the strongest medal, as we'll as match players. of the club. After long deliberation the committee an nounced the handicaps for the prob able players as their names appear on the club roll.
 Handicaps.
 Atterbury S, Adamson IS, Arthur IS. Badger 9. Barclay IT, Bonsall IS, Butler 10. Cass' g, corey IS. Cutn- bert 5, Curry IS, Daley IS, Dave 1S,' Demarest 13, Dixon IT, Walter Doug las II, Downs 16, Dowell '. Drake g. Ellis IS, Erickson IS, Fisher Is Flickinger 8, Forth z, roster I3 French g, Gallagher 12, Hanks IS Hin r, Holden f, Ho: chkiss IS, HouIe 10, Huxtable Is, Hooper 12, Henry I6, Kelly IS, King IS, Knowles (to be Gn- 1ztn 9vIrt z Lockwood I6, McMullen g, Nichols A, N. Reno 16, W. H. Reno 8, Rice IS, Robinson II, Romadka 5, Rutherforu IS, Andy Scott l6, R. l.. Scott 6, Charles R. Scott g, Sexton s, c. 'u. Smith scratch, Simonson 13, |. M. Smith 6. W. L. Smith 5, Speed 5. Stacy IS, Strodthotf 13, J. Stuppl scratch, F. Suppl 5. sherman 1, Spf- cer IS. Thomas 8, Thornton II, Tod 3, Futile IS. Webster IS, F. T. Wright Is, H. J. Wright IF, end J. J. Wood 1SEI
 Play must be commenced on Thanksgiving morning by 10 o'clock so as 10 be ended shortly after l to permit the preparations of the greens for the great afternoon match, CnC golfpg event of the year.
 Rules to be Enforced.
 The board of directors has asked the sports and pastlmes committee to strictly enforce the rules and the com mittee has repeatedly called the atten- tion of the players to their observa- ton. The committee state" that this is the last time it will warn the play CTS trat the rules must be strictly obeyed in letter .Is we:I as spirit. This observation is called forth Oy the fact that two players disqualified themselves for the Warren team and