Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-20
SPORT NEWS
FREDERICKS, AMATEUR, CHISHOLM
PROFESSIONAL, WINNERS OF GOLF
TOURNAMENT AT BRUNSWICK
Especial to Kennebcc JournaD

Brunswick, Me-, Aprlll9, -OnA
hundred and thirteen amateurs and
seven professionals competed today
in the annual Patriots Day tourna-
ment of the Maine Golf Association
on the links Of the Brunswick golf
club, it being the largest tourna-
mcnt Of the kind ever held in this
state. During the day the annual
meeting of the Maine Golf associa-
ton was held, officers for the ensu-
ing year being elected as follows:
President, Hiram Kicker Orr of Po-
land; vice president, Fl. Nelson Nc
Donougall of Rockland, Forrest c.
Tyson of Augusta, William H. Cook
of Waterville: secretary. Harland
Turne.. of Portland; treasurer, Char
les S. Erswell of Brunswick.
1t was voted to admit the Old
Orchard Country Club to member
ship in the association. No action
| was taken regarding steel shaft
. clubs.
The invitation Of the Portland
Country Club 70 the amateur cham
pionship. of the state to be held in
Portland in Augusta was accepted
Other tournaments were awarded as
! follows:\ The dates being left to the
executive committee: Open tourna-
ment for amateurs and professionals
at Poland Springs and open cham
I pionShip for amateurs and profess
| SIGNALS living in Maine, probably at
Augusta.
! Clubs represented in the tourna-
ment today were the Portland Coun-
| try Club, which won tho, Patriots
cup with a score of 90, the Bruns-
wick Golf Club with 81 points, Wat
crville Country Club with Al points
Martendale Country Club Of Auburn
with 40 points. Bowdon College Golf
| Club with 6S points. Augusta Coun-
| try Club with 70 points and Old Or
chard Country Club with 104 points
| Tie gold medal for the best net
score was awarded. to +. II. Stan
| ford of Waterville, the silver medal
! to b. H. Dingley of Auburn and the
| three bronze medals to Thomas Fas-
! so Of Bowdoin college. George T.
! Barnekov of Augusta, and DR.. l.. A.
! DARCY of Waterville.
| The gold medal for low gross
score was won by Howard Freder-
icks of Portland. the silver medal by
| Harlan Turner of Portland and the
| bronze medal by Uriah n. Nash of
I brunswick.
| Alex Chisholm of Portland won the
! first priz for professionals, Larry
| Shirley Of Waterville the second
prize and Ryall of Biddeford the
third prize.
| The links were on the whole in
! excellent condition for the tourna =
mcnt and the greens were very fast
On number two hole temporary
1 green had to be used as the regular
green waScovered with snow and
| ice, and in several places on the
course the players had to look out
| for banks of snow.
! Playing started cary in the morn
ing. the pairs being sent away at in
| tcivals of five minutes. so that there
was no delay in getting underway.
| The scores were as follows:
J., IN G He n
! Howard Tredericks.
!, Portland ,......4i 40 81 II 70
Waterv'lle ,....J1 40 100 27 -
Thomas Fasso.
B2wdoin ,.;::.....44 AZ Sc IL "a
m. Ma n &, ai ;.,...4S 4s 81 It a
Brunswick .......42 A Sc II 75
Harlan Turner.
=, PORTLAND ;;:.'4f Al s. s =
Df- l.. a. - AfCN,
Waterville <....f7 80 80 - -
George BarnelloN,
Augusta ......J2 40 101 "a a.
Ernest A. Randall.
Portland .......4 6 IL 81 . IS
c. &. Huse.
Old Orchard .....4S 80 % %
| ID. S. Stewart.
Naterville ......43 II 80 IL 20
i. T.. Freeman.
Portland ......51 AZ 90 10 20
Charles a. Sadler.
Brunswick .....4S 43 81 IL so
Matthew Frangedal>is.
Martcndale .....5O as 90 is so
Morgan Il. Cushing,
Brunswick .....i8 As 90 IL 81
H. ]. Jordan.
Brunswick ......4S As % IL 81
! L. +. Doyle.
| Martendale .....46 As 81 10 81
Everett Boynton.
Portland IL IS 80 Is 81
Pete Pierce,
Bowdoin .......47 As 81 10 81
r. ~ Adams.
MartcndaIe :. 40 As 81 IL g
| Willis L. Atwood.
Martendale .....50 AZ 81 Is 50
Paul Smith,
Bowdoin ........o3 As 101 10 81
Robinson G. Tobey.
Augusta 81 So 1of Is 81
George T.. Patten,
Augusta ......0 3 % 105 ~ g..
William Cook.
WaterVille 49,. .46 IS ~ So