The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15
.GOLF TOURNAMENT ON FULL BLAST
LOCAL AND VISITING GOLFERS WORKING HARD FOR HoNoRs
 TN ST. VALENTINE GAMES
Hoare Has Kept Entry List Open Until Today as Some of the Reg
 ulars Are Missing,


 that Colonel Bogey7 whose mark for the links Is not very terrific. will scarcely come to grief, the annual st Valentines tournament. which has its inaugural this morning at the Hot Springs Golf and Country clab, should be productive of some splen- did sport and much merriment Golf is really al it's best when the con testants in a tournament like this one do not belong to inc first flight There arg some very nice golfers now in the city and 1t can be truly said that among the 20 or 70 who play almost daily at the Country club there are just that many good fefo~&- and fine sportsmen.
 Professional Willie ioare annoan ed last night thai as few of the regulars were missing rom fine en- try list he would keep the list opcn until this morning. thus giving c.c-y golfer at present in Hot sprines a chance to compete in the tournament.
 Mir. Hoare announced that today would be devoted exclusively to qnat flying The plan viii be at IS holes and the eight best scores will quali- fy. Tomorrow wlu be devoted to the first round of match play and sem finals. the finals gC>Sg over nntil Sat urda. unless the plaS\tomorrow IS fast enough to bring the\ournament to a close. A handsome sN[er cup goes to the winner and the M0ner- up will be remembered in like lash ion. though the trophy will not be as costly as the one that will be award ed the victor
 4 field of at least 90 players is ex, pected 10 go to the post Chicago will be represented by nine players C. s. Smith is member of the EX- moor CauHtr4 -alll4- cnd has played some very good golf in spots since Joining the colony at the Country club. Edgar c. Smith is another Ch'- cagoan who must be awarded good chance of being troublesome. $. P. Arnot, W. r. Bruckner and II. c. Eli borg are also very average players.
 F. B. Walters of the Nassau Golf club of New York has played some rattHng good golf at the Country club. So have Robert Peacock and Hector Smith, inc two representa-. tives rom Pittsburs E V Hatch insca of Minneapolis, and | T Nj. Johnston of Kansas City, have also starred Ut times Patrick Clark of Spokane will carry the well wishes of the entire Eastman hotel registry as he and his splendid family have made host of friends among the euests of the Monarch Of the Glen since coming to the city.
 Dr. Robert E Dimon Of Hot Springs. inc wirner of inc Christians tourua- ment. is 2 starter and of curse must be accorded a royal good chance 10 be the WCror. as he is always at his best in the tournaments Fred Bon fels and C A. Bonfels, the well known Denver and Kansas City pub- fishers. are mere beginners at the great Scotch game and it remains 10 be seen where they finish. Then Judge Hog2att of Denver is another entrant making his bow in tomna' ment company
 Below are entries thus far made with Professor Eoare
 Chicago-s. P arnot ?. Highland II C. Eltbore, C. $. smith, Edgar z smith w. T Bruckner, F. l.. Whit comb, j. Doaaldscn
 New Yorb-E. B Walters, Fran cisco Garcia.
 pHtsbrs Robert Peacock Hector Smith
 Denver Col Fred Bonfols. c B9nfeis and Judge " T. noegat
 Minneapolis Ninn E. V Huehin son.
 Atlanta. Gal L. I've
 sheboygau Wis.-O Ross
 Spokane. Wash Clark
 st Louis W standing Jr.
 Kansas City Mo J. r AG John | ston
 Evansville. Ind Allen Cray
 Hnt Snrfnes-nr. Robert l. Dimnn