Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-10
BIG STATE TOURNAMENT WILL
OPEN WITH A GREAT FIELD OF
PLAYERS EARLY TOMORROW
MORNING.
PAIRING MADE FOR
QUALIFYING ROUND
LINKS ARE UNUSUALLY FAST
AND Low SCORES ARE NOT Ex-
PEcTED-sTARs OF ALL IOWA
WILL PARTICIPATE,

Willie Si1eehan, city champion
Of all Des Molnea, just finished
the course Of the Ottumwa coun-
try club In the remarkably low
score Of SO, four below bogey.
The exhibition of young sheehan
Waa witnessed by largo gallery,
and when he finished, rousIna
recognition was given hla work.
sheehsn executed Ckiil in max
Ing the difficult holes, and thoee
Ices difficult were approached and
completed with an eaee Of ono
who has had much experience on
tho local links, Instead Of repre-
sentlng hIe fret try at the courae.
Secretary Dwight 9. Baker 10
paired with 6heehan In the quail.
flying rounda tomorrow morning,
and both young players are ex-
psoted to complete the oourae In
low scores.
Col. Bogey is due for q smashing
real early tomorrow morning, and the
men who are expected to administer
the punishment to the Bogey-man are
the entrants In the ninth annual tourn-
aInent OF the Iowa Golf association.
AT a. m. tomorrow the first pair in
the qualifying round for the state
championship will begin their progress
over the green, and every four minutes
following, another pair will tee off for
the thirty-six holes.
The advance guard of the state golf
ers have already arrived in this city,
and the Ottumwa Country club course
this afternoon is being gone over by
the athletic young men entered in the
tournament. Most Of the Hyperion
club members Of Des Moines are here,
together with the Sioux City and Mar
shalltown delegations. Lloyd r. Max
we'll of Marshalltown, president Of the
state association, Is at the head Of the
large number of entries from the
northern city, and he is the only one
who is not going over the course this
afternoon. Instead, he Is aiding Secre-
tary Dwight B. Baker, whose work be-
comes more emphasized as the time
for starting the first pair off becomes
shorter.
The Pairings.
The pairings thus far for the qualify
ing rounds. and the time they are
scheduled to begin, follow:
TOO a. ma. N. Watson, Cedar
Rapids VS.. c. W. Williams, Ottun-
wa.
7:o4-H. l. Barquist, Des Moines VS..
Lloyd r. Maxwell, Marshalitown.
7:0s-Cornish Beck, Sioux City, VS..
Warren Dickinson, Des Moines.
7:12-Ed Mckinley, oskaloosa vs.
d. M. Bolton Cedar Rapids.
7:16-Carl Leopold, Burlington VS..
w. B. Swan, Ottumwa.
7:20-A. Amons, Des Moines, vs. e.
G. Cooper, Ottumwa.
7:24-Bert Mckee, Des Moines vs.
A. ]. Mclaughlin, Sioux City.
7:28-Dwight B. Baker, Ottumwa VS..
William sheehan. Des Moines.
7:32-Sidney A. Foster, Des Mofnes
VS.. T. G. Janney, Oskaloosa.
T:36-George Haw, Jr., Ottumwa VS..
e. G. Dilley. Sioux City.
7:40-F'rank C. Keck, Des Moines,
VS.. E. o. Mansfield. Cedar Rapids.
744-Frank H. Hunt, Fairfield VS..
Bruce E. Finkbtne. Des Moines.
Ralph Rider, Des Moines.
7:52-Arthur Gordon, Des Moines,
VS.. G. H. r. Bordman. Marshalltown.
7:56-George Kinney, Burlington VS..
j. L. Bsver. Jr Cedar Rapids.
500 q. m.--Don McElain. Des Moines
VS.. N. w. Cowles, OttumWa.
SOW. o. Finkbine. Des Moines
vs. A. G. Steck. Ottumwa.
8:08-Fred P. Carr, Des Moines VS..
Fl. q. Brandt, Ottumwa.
Size. H. Martin, Des Moines VS..
F. Won Schrader, Ottumwa-
S,16-William H. Dunschee, Cedar
Rapids, VS.. q. V. Pollock, Ottum-
wa.
s.2o-Elton Ellis, Des Moines VS.. Fl.
w. Merrill, Ottunwa,
S:24-J. G. Cummins, Des Moines
VS.. Rev. w. c. Hengen. Ottumwa
8:2S-H. ]. Rogers, Marshalltown, VS.
E. j. Carey. Cedar Rapids.
s:32-D. w. Corley, Des Moines VS..
A. L. Phillips, Burlington.
S.S6-A. OdenwaIder, otturnwa, vs.
e. Engelbeck,. Des Moines.
Ss40-J. B aEEeaver. Jr.. Des Moines,
VS.. F. W. Sinmins, ottumwa
Albert Fullerton, Sioux City.
s:48-Fred T. Van Lew, Des Moines
vs.. Joel M. Parker, Cedar Rapids.
8:52-Hardy Friend, Marshalltown,
VS.. e. D. Clarey, Burlington.
8.56-M. c. Gilmore, Ottumwa VS..
DR.. E. E. Dorr, Des Moines
8: a. me-. G. Dilly, Sioux city,
VS.. Walter McNett, Ottumwa
9:04-N. w. Johnson. Ottumwa VS.. j.