Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-12
BISBEE GOLFERS
 TO INVADE DOUGLAS
Strong Teams to Play the Country Club Next Sunday
 Afternoon

twenty man team representing the Warren District Country Club will leave here Sunday mo:n,ng fer Douglas to play a match galns with a select team of the same numbc of golfers from the Douglas Country Club. 4 special rate of one fare for the round trip has been arranged for and it is likely that quite a number of the players from this city will be accompanied by their wives, and othef golf enthusiasts not on the team will likely take advantage of the occasion
 The Following players will compose the team from Bisbee: Pelton. Doug las, Lewis, Chapman, Harrington, F. R.. Sherman, Allen, Gehring, Taylor, Milton, Sawyer, Balmforth, Hamilton, Brophy, N. J., Hurst, A. E., Haigler. Evans. Coles, F. NJ, Joralemon. o. son
 While the Bisbee team has been defeated in all previous contests, it is confidently expected that the above team will stand a fairly good chance of wrestling the laurels from the Doug las team or at any rate will materially iuL NpNh all plENlDAS itIOANS IlGut Oh the Douglas links by Bisbee team. There are now over twenty women playing golf on the local links and the greens committee of the Country Club is now arranging to organize them into classes. The committee decided to request all ladies who play to turn in all their score cards of games play ed prior to March 1st-. The scores of the players in the 4, E. and c classes as the scores may indicate, and will also be used as the basis for handicappihg the players; the same plan being Followed as is used in ! placing and handicapping the men. A box vii be placed in the women's s locker room to receive the scores. 4 cup or trophy will he arranged for by the committee and the contest started last fall. the first of which wos won by Mrs. J. P. Johns, will be resumed. Following the plan of handicapping a peer player or beginner will stand as good a show as an experienced player to win the cup as the experienced play CT will be given only small handi- cap while the beginner will be treat ] ed generously, the idea being to put , all the players on an equality as near as possible. As there are fully twenty to twenty-five ladies playing golf, 1t is thought that this feature of country | club life will incite considerable inter- est during the spring and summer.
 John Olson, who was placed by the [ Greens committee. well down in the ' list of class c has been industrioussy challenging and beating the men about ' him until he is now near the bottom of the list in class B.
 In match game played Wednesday for position between C. T. Sharman and L. R. Allen. the latter gentleman having challenged the former to play him for his place in class 4. Mir. sherman succeeded in holding his place, beating Allen three up, and making SS score.
 The work of oiling the greens is progressing rapidly under the super vision of Mir. Erickson, who hopes to have them all in nice. shape for the ] games to be played here on the visit cf the El Paso team to this city on the 2ist instant.
 Preparations are under way by the greens committee and house commit tee to entertain the Fl Paso and
 Dougias teams. which will be here on The 2lst, unless present plans go awry.