The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-07
BY H. w. I4ANIGAN. Ffess Representative the Arlington and Eastman Hotels

idy III tIe annual spring tourDa- meat on the links of the Hot Springs Golf and Country Club has advanced to the semiliinal rounds in each flight and todays play is bound to prove un- usually interesting.
 Chicago and Minneapolis have ire quently had it out in the Country Club classics and again will those two cit ies start the finalists. That's because of the four survivors two are Chicago golfers and two are Minneapolis players, and. in the draw. they drew to buck each other So each city must have a nominee in the finals
 It Is Jack Villas yet noted aviator and Hot Springs adopted son, and s. T. Collins, a member of ve famed Hinsdale Golf Club, for Chicago. and E. V IHutchison, that consistently bril- liant veteran, and H. l.. Hankinson a newcomer in golf circles in the Spa, for Minneapolis No matter what pair goes twice over the full 1S-holes course in the final round. golf lovers are bound to be afforded rare treat. And it goes without saving that the gallery that follows in the wake of the players will be just about a req ord breaker for a southern course.
 On the whole yesterdav's oolf was unusually brilliant The two Bcnfils went down to fedeat in the first round of match play, but only after battle royals. Fred Bonfils oave Villas the tightest sort of a tight coll "0'-- being flopped 1 up Charley Ronfls and George l.. Bradshaw one Cf the merry Chicago starters. were even up on No IS, and played an extra hole, which Bradshaw won The other six matches were rather oDe-sidHd
 In the second round of watch play Hankinson pulled a. bio srrprise by flaying R. M Hull. that clever oclfer from Savannah Ga~ to play The score shows ho~' close the match was. Hutchison ke"t up his good work by ru1ninV av."~ r'"n the veteran Dougherty ~ "o'"~e of Chicago and H. & Humrhrev New Britain, Conn, had tho "Hu- est struggle It reouiro' Two o--.ra holes to settle tF2ir 1~~- Col- lins, rather luckily tor. Villas won l up from Bradshaw T,as result might have been different if Bradshaw had known 4r~ as well as his wellliHed opponent
 Play in the second flight was also very interesting and some of the golf ing was of the Al brand h the first round B. F. Clark of Spokane, Wash, scored 1 up on John Kraloyec of Chi cago. Twas the stiff setto of the round.
 Mooers won rather >handily from Broker Bryan; Broker Bryans son de feated Short; young Gaines went over by default from Crawford; France took Morse's taw; Murphy just did spank Bucklin, twas a hummer of match; Fenley tanned Frame erd Nc Williams slaughtered Juf~o
 In the second round Moo won from Gaines after a batto ~oval. IL required an extra hole to -~4''o their match. France put it over voupy Bry an; Murphy showed u~|~- '-~~lo~. while Clark wen his second tight tus- sle of the day, flaying McWilliams, 1 up, after d pretty encounter.
 First Flight.
 First Round of Match Play-A. l. Dougherty of Denver defeated A. L. Upton of Chicago up and , to play; E. V. Hutchison of Minneapolis defeat ed Volney T. HCggatt of Denver, up and i to play; II. l.. Hanknson of Minneapolis defeated r. D. Wilkerson of Youngstown, O., up and , to play; K. M. Hull of Savannah, Ga, defeated R. w. Thrift of Lima, O., up and to play; s. T. Collins of Chicago de- feated John Kennedy of Minneap- Oiis, up and to play; H. s. Humph- rey of New Britain, Conn, defeated J. B. Hogan of St. Louis, up and to play; L. A. Villas of Chicago and l Hot Springs, defeated F. G. Bontils of Denver l up George l.. Bradshaw of Chicago, defeated c. A. Bonfls of Kansas City Mo, 1 up in 19 holes.
 Second Round of Match Play Hitchison defeated Dougherty, up and to play; Hankinson defeated Hull, up and l to play; Collins de- feated Humphrey, 1 up in 20 holes, Villas defeated Bradshaw, 1 up.
 Second Flight.
 First Round of Match Play-F. C. Mooers of Toledo, O., defeated B. B. Bryan, Sr., of New York City, up and to play; D. Fellows Gaines of Englewood, N J., defeated J. H Craw- ford of orange N. J., by default; w. G. France of Toledo, O., defeated A. k. Morse of Boston, up and 1 to play; B. B. Bryan, Jr.. of New York City defeated William Short of Louis vile, up and l to play J. D. Mur- phy of Chicago defeated l.. O. Bucklin Cf Little Falls, N. Y, up and 1 to play; Oscar Fenley of Louisville de- feated C. L. Franc of Chicago, 5 up and to play; W. H. McWilliams of Winnipeg defeated R. c. Judge of Louisville, up and 3 to play; P. r 1 Clark of Spokane, Wash. defeated | John Kraloyec of Chicago. 1 up.
 SecCnd Round of Match Play Mooers defeated Gaines, 1 up in l9 | holes; France defeated Bryan, Jr., | up and to play; Murphy defeated Fenley, up and to play; Clark de- | feated McWilliams, l up.
 Draw for Saturday
 First Flight Semi-Finsl Round Hutchison ys. Haakinson; Collins Ys. Villas