San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
|OLF ENTR|ES
up To III FOR
AMATEUR MEET
ED of $50 Expected
When Play Begins at
Country Club.
RAWLINGS AT S MONDAY
Purse Will Be Open for
actice to Entrants Mon
day and Tuesday.
RAWLINGS AT S MONDAY


Championship Coli Tournament,
oh will start on the San Antonio
ntry Club course next Wednesday
ming, to continue through Saturday,
,hed 127 Saturday night, with pros
Is for a field of at least 80 when
lists are closed at 3 o'clock Mon
evening. Drawings for pairs in
qualifying round of eighteen holes
Wednesday will be made immediate
after entries close Monday.
he course will be open Monday and
sday TO all golfers entered in the
,nament for practice. Many of those
bred are visitors to the city and
by others are products and frequent
only of the municipal course in
ckenridge Park.
Indications are that the midwinter
npionship tournament field will be
more representative than the field
Nhe last city championship, played
Breckenridge Park. Virtually all
top-notchers from the "Muny"
Fse are entered.
Thirteen Trophies Up.
thirteen trophies have been put up
the medalist and the winners and
ners-up In the three flights and the
;olation flight in each.
he first 80 to qualify in the eigh-
hole medal play round Wednesday,
be paired in match play Thursday
ming. and the victorious sixteen will
prise the championship flight. The
ated sixteen will begin the cham
ship consolation in the afternoon.
he second 80 to qualify will go
the Travis Cup, which will have
onsolation flight after the first
hh round, and the third 81 will play
the Crockett Cup, the defeated six
in this flight also having an OPP
unity for further play in n consola-
Finals on Saturday.
atch play will continue through
ay. Saturday morning, the eigh-
[hole finals of all flights except the
lpionship, championship consola-
and Travis Cup will be finished.
three flights named will have &C.
finals, which will be completed
rday afternoon.
ok Tarrant, city amateur cham
who also holds the Country Club
is entered, as are virtually all the
players of note. Two players prom
among the many dark horses"
NJ. Mcclure and A. n. Cannon,
Lomers here. Mr.. Cannon last week
I'D rs at the Country Club.
interesting entry is that of Is
old Reuben Albaugh. who plays the
,uIt municipal course in the SOS |
arly.
IRE are the entries, in alphabetical
NJ. Aubrey, William Aubrey Jr.,
,en Albaugh, C. Il. Allen, III. B.
ews. ~
Fifteen Among the BIS"
p. Bates. i. X. Beck, J. NJ. Ben
H. W. Bobrink, Ralph Baldwin,
Bledsoe. John V. Brogan, X.
son. Fl. W. Baker. c. +. Benyon,
D. Brinker, r. +. Blodgett, H. A.
BIS. NJ. II. Burke, NJ. r. Brooks.
hmett Carpenter, C. S. Cory. A. i.
=, c. G. Cade. +. NJ. Coleman.
Chavez, 4. NJ. Cullum. J. b.
m. J.. B. Clegg. William C. Clegg,
Chandler. A. n. Cannon.
II. Denshire. II. II. Dabney, Earl
h. G. W. Dickinson.
D. Fitzpatrick, Fisher, G. T. Fiske,
n. Furlong.
H. Guenther, Nat Goldsmith, T. s.
an.
L. Hotchkiss, c. w. Henry, C. T.
is Jr.. A. W. Haag. d. II. Harp
$. +. Hutton. J. Il. Harper, II. II.
ey, W. y. Hundley.
NJ. Immel.
J. Johnston.
3. kroGnr, Charles Ketchum. !. s.
Dmann, Il. S. Kampmann, J. r.
J. J. huntz.
The Rest Of the List.
IS. Lincoln, +. NJ. Lewis ST., +. NJ.
Jr., +. w. Lakeland. T. F.. To-
b. T. LaPrelle, w. Z. Lowe, Roy
owls. J. II. Lapham.
La. Mize. r. Maverick, Mingoes,
AIaus, J. b. Melton, r. &. Mac
n, r. B. Martin, Molitor, H. T.
ews. c. Z. MacElroy, q. H.
u, II. +. u. Mcclellan, NJ. Nc
J. Il. MartindGle.
II. New, Il. V. W. Negley, G. II.
Is.
nix Paschal. C. B. Phillips. +. NJ.
RS, +. J.. Parmenter, +. d. Pat
v. II. Prinn, Il. A. Poore.
II. Richards. Val ]. Rothschild,
Roe. G. Z. Randall, W. b. Russ,
Robinson.
Straus, W. W. Sears, Stamford,
Shaw, Walter Schmidt, ]. S.
r. B. Sullivan, lamar Seelig-
!. J. Stevenson, j. NJ. Scott, r. J..
land.
liam Thornton. William Trabue,
Tarrant, Q. f. Thomas, Z. C. Tar
n. Wing, Ralph Woods. George
b., o. A. Wilson, w. Z. Wroe. 9
Walthall, George Wroten, Paul
r NJ Watson.