The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-04
ROCK MAN
 WINS GOLF HONORS
]. E. ENGLAND WINS QUALIFY. ING ROUND IN STATE TOUR
 NAMENT YESTERDAY.
Negotiates the Eighteen Holes in s4, Remarkable Performance
 for an Amateur.

tBy IL w l.anlgan Press Representa-
 tive Arlington and Eastman Hotels.)
 J. 10 England Jr., member of the Little Rock Country clubs delega- ton of golfers stopping at the Arlng- ion hotel, was the bright spectacular star of the qualifying round in the annual All-Comers' tournament play ed on the grounds of the Hot Springs Coli and Country club yesterday He negotiated the 1S.hole course in S4 This sparkling performance not only landed MT England in first place in the round, but earned for him the medal awarded for the best gross score MT. England played a consist ently good game He made some sparkling long drives and his strokes on the sand greens were brilliant in the extreme.
 President F, E. T Hollenberg of the Little Rock Country club, kept his promise of two months ago and his organization was spiendidiy rep resented in the tournament Inci- dentally, the Little Rock contingent carried off most Of the honors. All but one of the field comprising the first flight are members of the Little Rock C. c. second place was cleverly won by j. Rahn of Omaha, Neb. His card read 87, three above Mir. Eng lands, the incidentally five better than was turned in by Dr. J. D. Han cock of Little Rock, who landed in third position. Next came F B. T. Hollenberg, Ashley CoclSrill, George R. Mann, Samuel w Reyblrn and ri sl.4 Each player turned in the same score-97.
 fionors in the second flight were jointly won by T. r. Gotham, H. H. Foster and w. R. Polk. three more Little Rock C. c. players A stroke away came l. w Willis of Keokuk, Iowa. L L, Merrill of Los Angeles, Cal; c. N, Alexander of Little Rock, and w. B. Chester of Hot Springs. John Buchanan of Louisville turned in score nf t0l and was the last player to qualify in the second flight.
 George M Hill of Chicago only reached the Arlington hotel on Tues day. and is to be commended for leading the third flight. Getting his first glimpse at the links, he was forced to negotiate his tournament round immediately So, figuring that he was playing on a strange course, he did splendidly to be the best in the third flight. R. C. Steese, the Youngstown Ohio, banker, and w. C. Davis, tied on 106. Then came l George R, Payne of Texarkana, Tex as. l07 Oscar Fenley of Lounsville, Ky, i0S, M H. Chamberlain of De- troit, Mich, l09 Dr. Miller of the | Army and Navy Hospital, III, and E. l E. Batcheler of Pittsburg. Pa, l15. It looks as if England and Kahn | hold their field safe, judged on the 1 golf displayed yesterday, but the ! grand Scotch game is just as peculiar as all other games and perhaps there | will be another new sensation in the | tournament before the day is over. l The summary;
 First Fight-J E English IT., of | Little Rock, S4. ]. Kahn of Omaha, | Neb.. 87; Dr. j. E. Hancock of Lit Lle Rock 92 F. B. T. Hollenberg Of
 Little Rock, 97: Ashley Cockrill of Little Rock, 97. George R. Mann of Little Rock, 97; Samuel w. Reyburn, of Little Rock, gT; Moorehead Wright of Little Rock 97.
 Second Fight-T TT. Gotham of Lit. i tie Rock, 9S IT. H. Foster of Little
 Rock. 9S; w. R. Polk of Little Rock. 1 9S; L w. Willis of Keokuk. Iowa, 1 99; l. l Merrill of Los Angeles, 99; C. N Alexander of Little Rock. 99 w. E Chseter of Hot Springs, 9g; John Buchanan of Louisville. Ky. 10i.
 Third Flight-George M. Hill Of Chicago l04; R. C. Steese of Youngs- town. Ohio, 106; w. c. Davis of Chi- cago. 106; George R. Payne of Texar- kama, l07, Oscar Fenley of Louis vile, Ky, 10S: M. H. Chamberlain of Detroit, l09; Dr. Miller of the Army and Navy Hospital, III; E. F. Batch elor of Pttsburg, Pa. 1l5.
 Todays Pairings-First flight, Eng land vs Cockrill; Mann vs Kahn Hancock vs. Reyburn, and Holenberg ys Wright second flight. Gotham vs Merrill: Foster vs Alexander: Polk ys Chester, and Wills vs Buchanan third flight, Hill vs. Fenley; Steese vs Chamberlain: Davis vs Miller and Payne ys Batchelor