The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-01
salary limit as possible, but Just
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salary limit as possible, but Just
little under 1t.
Keokuk will take ligh, workout
Monday morning and afternoon and
just enough practice will be taken to
Ike !, the men in condition. The last
day will be largely devoted to signal
work according to Manager Belt. The
team will have complete code OF
signals to work with and Belt will be
on the coaching line to give them.
Manager Belt has done little catch
ing himself this season so far. It has
been necessary for him to give the
two catchers a good try out, but now
that Shaffer is gone he will have an
opportunity OF putting on the padded
NIT and body guard
Sporting Tips.
| The program Of the state golf tourn-
ament has been announced by Presi-
dent Lloyd r. Maxwell, The tourna.
ment is to be held over the sporty OF
tumwa course August 10-14 and quite
an extensive program has been ar
ranged. Keokuk golfers have sig
nifled their intention of attending and
the following program received will
b. of interest:
Tuesday, August 10.
a. m.-First eighteen holes medal
pay Of qualifying round for champion
ship.
/ p. m.-second eighteen holes med
al play Of qualifying round for cham
pions-.lp.
The thirty-two making the best
score will qualify for the champion
ship.
The next thirty-two will qualify for
the directors cup. .
Other flights will be arranged as
necessary, giving everyone a chance
to play.
Wednesday, August II.
3 a. m.-First round directors cup.
Eighteen holes match play.
$50 a. m. and m.-First round
championship Thirty-six holes, match
play.
Thursday, August IL.
8 a. m-Second round directors
cup. Match play, eighteen holes.
$50 a. m.-Second round champion
ship. Match play, eighteen holes.
/ p. m.-Qualifying round, govern
or's cup, eighteen holes, medal play.
Open to golfers put out in the first and
second round championship class.
Four to qualify.
2 D. m.-Third round championship,
eighteen holes. match play.
4 p. m.-Third round directors cup,
eighteen holes, match play.
Friday, August 10.
$3.50 a. m.-Semi- finals, directors
cup, eighteen holes, match pay.
$50 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.-Semi
finals, championship, thirty-six holes,
match play.
:p. m.-Semi-fnals, governors cup,
eighteen holes, match play.
$50 o. m.-Veterans' hanG.cap con-
test. Open to all golfers who are 40
years of age or over.
Saturday, August "a.
$3.50 a. m.-Finals, directors cup,
eighteen holes, match play.
9 a. m.-Finals, governors cup,
eighteen holes, match play.
$50 a. m. and 2:3O p. m.-Finals,
championship, thirty-six holes, match
play.
10 a. m.-Four ball foursome, eigh-
teen holes, medal play.
The Keokuk High school baseball
team went to Fl Madison this morning
on the morning K line train and ex-
poets to return home with victory.
Weismann and Salzer will be on the
slab for the locals. The following men
made the trip: Captain Weismann,
Keidasch, Duncan, Parsons. C.. King
Walker. Walhgrean, Salzer, Pechtsein
and Horn.
A meeting of the advisory board of
the Commercial league was held yes
terday afternoon and the players
drafted by the various managers of the
league awarded The names will not
be published or given out until the
board of control of the athletic park
meets and passes on the eligibility of
the players. The league officials ex-
pect to give a franchise to one OF the
applicants for berth within short
time, this being necessitated by the
withdrawal of the kellogg Birge team.
Fairfield Wins Meet.
Two years ago Athletes Of the Keo-
kuk High school went to Fairfield and
easily captured the first annual South
eastern High school meet, held under
the auspices Of Parsons college. Yes
terday the third annual meet was held
and Fairfield won, scoring 43 Sc points,
and other teams scoring as follows: