The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-09
PAIRING HAS OCCURRED AND PLAY BEGINS THIS MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK - PROMINENT GOLFERS PARTICIPATE

The golfers have come to town. The in vitation tournament of the Birmingham Golf club begins this morning at o'clock. The attendance is large and representa- tive as some of the best golfers in the south will participate. 5#lll The programme follows:
 Thursday May g, morning-Qu Qualifying round, IS holes. medal play; 16 lowest scores qualify for Lakeview prize: second Is qualify for Red mountain prize; third 1s qualify for Highland avenue prize; fourth 16 qualify for highball prize. Thursday, s:S0 D. m.--Banquet.
 Friday morning-First round for all flights, losing eight to be paired for junior prizes. Friday afternoon-Second round senior and first round junior flights.
 Saturday morning -Semi-finals for all flights. handicap event, finalists not eli- gible. Saturday afternoon-Finals for all flights.
 Saturday. 8 p. m.-Presentation of prizes, followed by a dinner dance.
 The tournament committee consists of R. II. Baugh, W. P Ward and George c. Oliver. The reception commmlttee consists of II. L. Badham, K. H. Cabaniss, J. D.. Kirkpatrick, E. L, Brown, w. R. J. Dunn, A. Henderson, II. G. Seibels, T. J. Wat son. E. B. Crawford. William E. Collier, ]. |. Cobbs and E. NJ. Tutwier.
 The following are the events:
 First flight, Lakeview prize to winner. faht ad nir n winner.
 Third prize, Highland avenue prize to winner.
 Fourth flight, high ball prize to winner. Gun for lowest qualifying score.
 Cup for winning team of four.
 Markers for individuals. Prize to runner up, junior Lakeview prize Prize to runner up. junior Red mountain prize.
 Prize to runner up, junior Highland ave- nue prize.
 Prize to runner up, junior high ball prize.
 Cup for best net score in handicap match.
 Cup for second best net score in handi- cap match. btlOW IS Iile llSl pdlIeu OH dnQ tune they start. Any names left off, wherh- CT visitors or home players, report to c. ". Hall at the Country club and they will be paired and given starting time:
 s.oO a. m, George. Peagler and H. II. Seibels
 s.o5 a. m, J. P. o'connor and E. T. Stovall,
 9.1o a. m. R. E. seibels and w R. J. Dunn.
 9:15 a. m. Fred Lupton and E. E.
 s:20 a. m. I. A. Vincent and R. IL Thaeh.
 9:25 a. m.. w, P. Ward and George
 9so a. m, D. S. Henderson and R. T. Brooks
 ss5 a. m. Bob Davidson and R. H.
 $40 a. m, J. W. Brame and J. c. Kimball.
 s:45 a. m, ". T. seibels and D. Rob- erts, Jr.
 $50 a. m.. S. L. Tyson and R. II. | Gilbert.
 9:55 a. m.. T. Montague and J. L. Bibb.
 1o:0O a. m. E. M. Kilby and ". c. Henderson.
 1O:O5 a. m., Reuben Bush and F. c. Byrd.
 1O:1O a. m. Wick Richardson and J D. Kirkpatrick.
 1o:l5 a. m, W. A. Dewees and R. II. Munger.
 1o:2O a. m. E. E. Thompson and G.
 1925 a. m, F. spudlock and Arch Henderson.
 1O3O a. m, George Stewart and w. NJ Murdock.
 1O:S5 a. m.. J. B. cobbs and ". A. Gunter
 1O;4O a. m. Ted Coy and E. B. Craw ford.
 1O:45 a. m. c. seldoen and W. E
 1O:5O a. m., Carl White and c. T. Farburn.
 1o55 a. m.. ". c. Johnson and G. C. whatley
 100 a. m. T. A. Hammond and E. H Cabiniss.
 11:o5 a. m. James Gibboney and E. Faust
 111O a. m. M. H. Sullivan and c Watkins.
 11:15 a. m. W. E. Collier and A. O. P. Nicholson.
 1l:2O a. m, Lee Carroll and ". R Tichenor.
 11:25 a. m.. T. B. Paine and W. w. Crawford
 1:so a. m. w. c. Weston and Will French.
 ll:s5 B. m. T. B. scoggIns and J. II | Doughty.
 11:40 a. m. Harry Jernegan and II. c | Ryall.
 11:45 a. m, M, M. Allison and F. A | Hewitt P-.11:50 a. m, B. F. Annis and A. M 1 Throckmarton.
 11:55 a. m, Bob Morrow and T. J | Watson. | 12-OO nonn w M Tassev and w l Nelson. i 12:O5 p. m.. E. L. Johnson and D. M l Drennen
 12:1O p. m, Bob Brooke and E. L | Brown.
 1915 p. m., Ned Daley and George c Oliver.
 goo p. m.. A. ". Gaines and Herber