Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-07-02
TOURNAMENT TO
Be SPLENDID one
oTTUMWA COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
ERs WILL SPAR WITH EACH
OTHER ON JULY 4.
p Air S A RE NJ AID E
Prizes Will Bring Out Best Playing Of
All Contestants--Playsrs Have an
Equal Chance-Great Day 10
Promised.

The second annual Fourth Of July
tournament Monday on the links OF
the Ottumwa Country club will easily
lead all previous events for prizes ever
staged by the directors of the organi-
zation. The prives for the best work OF
the golfers are such that will bring out
the best efforts of all competitors. and
the beauty about the pairings and the
handicaps Is that all players will have
an equal chance. The tournament will
be eighteen holes medal play and all
play will be governed by the Western
Golf association rules. The prizes have
been donated by local merchants and
golf enthusiasts of the city. Any play
Ter whose name Is not posted can get
his handicap from Field Captain H. E.
Brandt or his assistant n. w. Coles
Play will start earlv, Monday morning
and continue throughout the day. The
climax of the day will come in blaze
OF glory, the directors having ar
ranged fora display Of fireworks cost
ing 800. which will light up the skies
over the country club during the even
ing hours. The Fifty-fourth band and
the Ottumwa Harp orchestra will
furnish music and no f1recrackers VIII
be allowed on the grounds
The Tournament Pri4os.
The tournafn prizes follow:
First prize-Spaulding Golf trophy.
Second prize-1 electric toaster
Third prize Thermos bottle.
Fourth prize golf sweater.
Fifth prize-1 flannel shirt.
Sixth prize ham.
Seventh prize golf club.
Eighth prize golf club.
Ninth PRICE golf balls.
Tenth prize golf balls.
Eleventh prize-1 golf ball.
Parinus for Tournament.
Field Captain Brandt has completed
the pairings to date as follows:
Dwight b. Baker VS.. Arthur Bart
Ilett.
r. C. Smith VS.. John Stoltz.
III. e. Brandt vs. N. w. Cowles.
H W. Merrill VS.. A. c. Steck.
Harry Harper VS.. E. V. Pollock
Rev. w. c. Hengen VS.. Carl Rausch-
er.
A, Odenwalder VS.. Frank Clark
r, w. Funk VS. Frank Mcintyre.
fJorval Johnson vs.. Ted Cooper.
Frank Won Schroeder VS.. Frankk
Simmons
A. H. Won schrader VS.. NJ. c. Gil
more.
Warren Ferguson VS.. Walter Nc
Nett.
George Bane VS.. S. H. Harper.
John Morrell VS.. Rev. T. w. Jeffrey.
j. Patterson VS.. Burdette Green
j. W. Calhoun VS.. John weidenfel-
Her.
Dr.. w. L. Dunning VS.. Will Wilson.
Chef Clark VS.. Royce Dingeman.
DR.. w. e. Creath VS.. Edward Fowl
er.
Fred Carter VS.. w. A. Harper.
DR. w. G.. Boone VS.. Peter NeWerf.
J. w. Neasham VS.. w. A. Starkey.
Brown McCarroll vs.. F. M. Woods.
Frank Van de Ven VS.. n. r. Peter
s.,n.
]. K. Dysart VS.. Geo. Haw. Jr.
w. F. Thiehoff. vs.. Willis Graves.
Rev. r. ]. Locke VS.. Frank Racine.
Tho Handicaps.
The various players have been hand
Scratch-Dwight B. Baker, Arthur
Bartlett.
Three strokes-R. c. Smith.
Four strokes-H. E. Brandt, ". w.
Cowles.
Five strokes-John Stoltz.
Ten strokes--A. C. Steck, H. w.
Merrill, Harry Harper, E. V. Pollock,
Rev. w c. Hengen. r. w. Funk. Frank
Rurine
Twelve strokes-Carl Rauscher A.
Odenwalder, Frank Clark, Rev. r J.
Locke, Norval Johnson, Ted Cooper
Fourteen strokes--Frank Won Schra-
der A. H. Won Schrader, Warren Fer
ruson, Frank Mcintyre. Walter Nc
Nett. NJ G. Gilmore.
Sixteen strokes--Frank Simmons,
Geo. Bane, J. w. Calhoun.
Eighteen strokes-Wallace DAEgett.
John Morrell, Rev. T. w. jeffrey. J. w.
Neasfam. J. Patterson. Burdette
Greenman, S. H. Harper. John Weld
twenty strokes-Chet Clark, DR.. w.
e. Creath. DR.. w. G. Boone, ]. K. Dys-
art, Geo. Flaw. Jr.
Dunning, Fred Carter, Edward Fowler.
peter Newerf. Brown McCarroll, VIII
r. wilson, Royce Dingeman. F. M.
Woods. Howard Barnes.
Thirty strokes--Willis Graves. w. A.
Harper, w. A. Starkey, w. F. THE
hon. Frank Van de Ven, II. E. Peter
son.