Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-13

Inc following matches have been
played during the past week at Res
erVolr for the Fred Harry cup and
some interesting scores were made:
j. f. Rees beat w. +. Warlow; c.
II. Sauers beat X. e. Richards; w.
w. Smith beat II. d. Gilbert (de-
tault); h. G. Wade beat j. r. Henry;
Z. ii. Hollinger beat +. r. Croll; E. j.
Sherk beat III. I. Nugent (default)
III. ). kremer beat G., e, Zimmer-
man; Il. V. Devine beat ]. IA.
Thomas; t. b. Wildermuth beat A.
A. Vert (default)S j. d. Smith beat
T.. n. Kremer; G. S. Trout beat II. f..
Young; II. e. Zimmerman beat L. j.
Devine; Nj. S. Kelley beat M. ID.
Meigle.
A great many visitors have availed
themselves of the opportunity of
playing over Reservoir course re-
Gently, among the out -of-town play
ers being the following: Charles E.
Deamly, Philadelphia; A. S. Young,
Community Country Club, Dayton,
Ohio; A. E. Smith, Baltimore, Md.
j. b. Leithiser, Hershey, Pa. r. w.
Robertson, Pittsburgh; r. E. Baus-
man, Syracuse, n. Y; n. II. Blake,
Philadelphia.
One of the new players at Reser-
voir developed "golfitis" over night
every day. The other day after play
ing but short time he made a dandy
drive at punch bowl and he is so
elated now that when he meets any
of his friends he tells them how ne
drove on the green in one.
There is no more enthusiastic
golfer at Reservoir than the Rev. Il.
n. Kremer. He is out every day and
1t Is nothing for him to go over the
course five or six times and, although
he is advanced in years, he can still
give some of the younger players
touch match.
Skinny, the popular greenkeeper at
Reservoir, is not only an expert
along the line of keeping the greens
in shape, but is also an expert when
1t comes to preparing ham and eggs
Several of the players will defend
him against all comers after the way
he prepared this delicacy on Satur-
day. Mac is on the job again after
an illness of a few days. He says
he is feeling fine and we hope II
won't be long before he is at the TOP
on the road to complete health. The
club don't seem quite the same when
he Is away as the dubs can't gel
along without his kindly advice and
encouragement.
The points scored in the season
handicap at Reservoir up to August
4, are as follows: K. e. Richards
II 1-3; w. f. Warlow, 10 1-3 M. S
Kelley, 8; j. ID. Smith, 1-3; w. w
Smith, 8; II. F. Young, 6 Ia; T. V
Devine, 5; G.. S. Trout, 5 ID. r. My
ers, 1-3; w. d. Meikle, 2; T. ]
Devine, 2; G. e. Zimmerman, 2; H
I. Nugent, 1 f. G. Roth, 1-3.
The Colonial Country Club golfers
took the York Country Club into
camp on Saturday afternoon on the
links of the local club. The Colonial
golfers took nine matches. while the
visiting aggregation gathered in six
encounters. A large gallery watched
the tourney, which was featured by
some excellent golf. A return match
with the York players on their own
course will be played August 25.
The Colonial players were: S. Miss
ley, c. Steinert, L. C. Owery, A. II
Armstrong. John Sweeney. M. S. Kel-
ley, John c. Orr, H. d. Ogelsby, c.
w. Burtnett, G. II. Kinter, F. M
Hunter, r. II. Pennock. Fred Harry
l.. M. Sweeney, William Pavord and
r. Murray.
Alternates were: w. M. Ogelsby
N. Dean, G. II. Morgan, G. N. Hunter
Fred Walker and N. r. Brinser.