Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-31
CAVANAUGH RUNS
LOW MEDAL SCORE
DOES EIGHTEEN HOLES IN QUAIL
FLYING ROUND AT KENO
SHA IN IS.
CHAMPION JACOBS is SECOND.
KenoSha Club in Line for State Title
with Nine Out of Sixteen Play
erS in Finals.
HAMILTON vosE FAILS TO QUALIFY

hENoSliA, Wis. July So Special.
Dick Cavanaugh. Kcuosha's golf
''phenom. gave the visitors to the stare
tournament of the Wisconsin Golf osso-
citation an idea of the gam, this, mnrnip~
when he finished the qualifying round of
eighteen holes i'll T6. beating Col Rn,n,,s
score by three.
Jacobs Is Second.
f. W. Jacobs of Madison. state cbo,,,
pion, was second and did the course IA
ST. two above the Colonels score. Other,
who finished in the qualifying round far.
the state championship and their scores
are:
NJ. II. Petit, Kcnosha. 81.
{. ID. Barnes. KcnoSha 81
Fred Petit, Kenosha, So
q: r. MetGalf; Milw'kee Country Club, So
W. II. Iulc. Kenosha. So
e. \. Morse. GAINESVILLE. Sc
\. Schaller, GAINESVILLE. 81
I. I. Allen kcnOSha, 81.
-. ;. Basche, Green Bay. 81.
Gordon lulc, KenoSha IS lp.' .
Is NJ Pcttitt, Kcnosha SIS -
- W. Burton, La Crosse So
II. Plimpton. Blue Mound SIS
;. II. Wyatt. Fond du Lac SIS
II. H. Ripley, kcnOsha, IS
From these figures it will he seen that
NenoSha is in fine line for the chnmnion-
snip Qualifying nine of Il possible sixteen
men. 49,"
Large Scores Impossible.
rms morning the rules committee,
adopted Il rule barring all with hondi-
caps OF two from the second flight ana
all playing with Il start of six are barred
from the third flight. The field tbis
scores could be made by the visitors.
Cayanaugh's record being regarded as
an unusual exhibition of golf
II was some time after noon before
the last player had turned in his card.
and the flights will be determined after
all OF the scores have been compiled.
Following are some of the scores
Harold Wyatt, Fond du Lac, 50: A. KeI-
iogg, Milwaukee Country club, 50; Tourte-
lotte, La Crosse, 50; w. l.. Yule, Kenosna,
80; Hamilton, Milwaukee Country club, ~;
A. J. Lunt, Racine. 80; Kehlor, Kenosha,
80; A. A. Guilbert, Racine, 90; j. NJ IIixon.
La Crosse, 90; Hosch, Blue Mound, 81; l..
W Nieman, Milwaukee Country club, 81;
Hixon, La Crosse, 81; G. J. Carroll, Blue
Mound, 81; e. j. Evans, GAINESVILLE, 36; IL
5; Hadfeld, Blue Mound, 90; Bush, James
vile, %; o. Gruenwald, Oshkosh, %: Nc
Gitfin, GAINESVILLE, "a; G. A. Yule, Kenosha
"a; L. Wioughby, Milwaukee Country
club, "a; George II: Russell, Milwaukee
Mound, %: A. H. Rance, Kenosha, 96;
Peter Fisher, Kenosha. 81; Wright, Racine
81; T. NJ. Wakerhagen. Racine. %; Fair
Mound, 9S; Mitchell, Racine, 90
Ninety-eight players started in the
mornings play. \ surprise of the day
was the failure of Ham" Nose of Mil
waukee to qualify.
Blue Mound Gets Next Tourney.
1t seems certain that the next tourna-
ment will be offered to Blue Mound.
Milwaukee. The need of an 1S-hole
course to run off the long list of events
is evident from the list of starters this
morning, which numbered about 100
This is too large n number for a 9-hole
course. and to avoid the lengthening of
the tourney, or the limiting of the en-
tries the next meet will have to go to
the long course club.
Tom Bandeow, the Chicago golfing
expert, course designer and tournament
manager, has been brought here by the
Kenosha club to take charge of the state
tournament as master of events