The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-18
Rx JANE s1nIEY

The ideal spring weather of the past
week has been most favorable for golfers
and many Birmingham matrons and
maids have resumed their favorite out
door sport. More interest has been CEN
tered in golf this spring than ever be-
fore. Early in March a delightful tour
nament was held at the Roebuck Springs
club with all the local devotees partici-
pating In the matches.
A gold pin trophy has been offered by
the Southern Golf association for the win
ner of the three lowest scores out of
five and matches have been held each
Monday morning at the Country club
Miss Mary Munger was the lucky win
nsr of the first and second in this Sc
ries OF games, Mrs. Henry Howe won at
the third match, and Mrs. Howe and
Miss Bland Tomlinson tied at the fourth
game. The fifth and last match Will
take place tomorrow morning at o'clock
at the club, and much interest Is being
felt as to the outcome, which will deter
mine the places OF the players in the APP
preaching fifth annual championship tour
nament of the Women's Southern Golf
association. This tournament will take
place at the Birmingham Country club
May "a to 20.
The calendar of events follows:
MONDAY, MAY "a
500 a. m.-Qualifying round. Eighteen
holes. Medal play.
The 80 players returning the lowest
scores will qualify in the championship
division.
The 80 players returning the next low
est scores will qualify in the second di-
vision. s-.ft
The Sc players returning the next low
est scores will qualify in the third d.
From the championship division will be
formed the championship and first flights
of IS players each.
From the second division will be formed
the second and third flights Of IS players
each.
From the third division will be formed
The fourth and fifth flights OF 16 players
each.
Team Match-Each team must be COM
posed Of three players who are members
of the same club and who must be named
TO the tournament committee before start
ing The scores returned by these play
ers in the qualifying round will be counted
in this event
200 p. m.--Annual meeting and election
of officers.
TUESDAY, MAY FORENOON
Championship second and third divisions
co. players each). First round-lS holes.
Match play.
Tho defeated Is in the championship d.
vision will constitute first eight.
The defeated 16 in the second division
will constitute third flight.
The defeated 16 in the third division
will constitute fifth flight.
AFTERNOON
Driving contest. Approaching and put
ting contest.
WEDNESDAY MAY 26-FORENooN
All flights &c players). Second round-'
is holes. Match play
Losing flights in all flights will con-
tinue in junior flights.
AFTERNOON
Mixed foursome contest-1S holes. Match
play.
THURSDAY. MAY 27-FoRENooN
All senior flights Is players,) Third
rounds holes. Match play.
All junior flights Is players) First
rounds holes Match play.
AETERNOON
Ladies' two-ball foursome contest.
FRIDAY, MAY &-FORENOON
All senior flights, semi-finals, Is holes.
Match play
All junior flights, semi-finals, 1s holes.
Match play
AFTERNOON
Consolation handicap tournaments
holes. Medal play. Open to all players
not competing in the finals)
SATURDAY. MAY 29-FORENOON
Finals, all flights, except championship
flight. IS holes. Match play.
AFTERNOON
200 p. m.-Finals championship flight
Is holes. Match play.
EVENING
500 p. m.-Banquet and presentation Of
cups.
MIR. LEON WYMAN HOST
AT INFORMAL, DANCE