The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-06-29
Sports and Games Committee
of Country Club Plan Many
Matches for July
MEMBERS OFFER MANY PRIZES

The sports and games committee OF
the Kenosha Country club has sent out
the schedule of events to be played off
at the club during the months of June
and July leading up to the opening
of the state tournament the first week
in August. There is going to be
plenty Of golf for the most ardent OF
the followers of the sport in Kenosha
and handsome prizes have been offer
ed by the members of the club for the
various events. The following is the
schedule for the two months:
June "a.
Is holes medal play, handicap.
Prize gold knife, given by E. l..
Grant.
July I.
Qualifying round for July 4th
events.
Is holes medal play, handicap, 16
to qualify for first light, 16 to quail
fly for second flight. IF there are
enough entries, a third flight of 16
will be added.
July 4.
900 a. m.-First round match play.
Is holes, all flights, also first is
holes of choice score handicap.
200 p. m.-Second round match
play.
All flights, also second round choice
score handicap.
Players in the flights are eligible
for choice score handicap, except semi
Gnalists.
First flight prize, silver candle
sticks, given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Lance; second flight prize, cigar humi-
dor, given by w. W. Vincent; choice
score prize, silver cup, given by Nath-
an Allen.
July 8.
Monthly Allen cup competition
same as usual. Eight to qualify for
match play.
First round match play Wednesday,
July 18th. Second round Wednesday
July 10Th. Finals, July 22nd. Gold
medal to winner.
July Is.
Two ball foresome handicap, IS hole
medal play. Four teams to quality.
Finals, Wednesday, July %. Prizes
Semi finals Wednesday,, July 18th.
Finals Wednesday, July 22nd. Prizes
cane and umbrella combinations.
Given by S. S, Simmons.
July 20.
is holes, flag handicap. Special
event. Details to be announced later.
Prize, silver bottle, given by James
Cavanagh.
July 80.
Four ball foresome, IS holes, medal
play handicap. Prize, scarf pins, Civ
en- by M. w. Price and III. M. Vale.
August 2, 8, 4, 5.
State tournament.
In order to make the season a sue
cessful one, it is greatly to be de-
sired that all members make an es-
peeial effort to play in all events.
All players on the links on regular
schedule days must turn in score cards
properly signed by their opponent to
the handicap committee. 1t is impos-
sible for the committee to handicap
intelligently unless cards are returned
as above.
The following rules must be OBJ
served and failure to do so will dis
qualify players from the event.
All scores must be kept on separate
cards carried, signed and turned in to
the professionals room by your op-
ponent as soon as round is completed.
Ali match play contests must be
played off on days scheduled. Failure
to do SO will be considered as a de-
fault. Players by mutual arrange
ment may play off before the day
scheduled but under no circumstances
afterwards.
All the new players are urgently re-
quested to read the rules of golf and
familiarize themselves with this very
important feature of the game. Also
the local ground rules as outlined by
rules cmmittee.
Sports and Games Committee,
G. G. Allen,
W. J. Cavanagh.
G. D. Barnes.