Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
| Big field GOLFERS
| DUE AT BRUNSWICK
TOURNEY MONDAY
Especial to Kennebec JournaN

OTIS day tournament. Playing times
up to $50 p NJ. have now been as
| signed and approximately 40 golf
ers have already announced their
| intention to play. Although it looks
as if all playing times were assigned,
such Is not actually the case, 1t is
necessary to allow too much time
| between couples rather than too lit
| tie and previous experience has
| shown the tournament committee
| that much time is saved over the
schedule. On that account players
assigned times between 10 and II
| half hour before time assigned
Those assigned between II and l are
| requested to report three-quarters of
an hour ahead Of time, and those as
! signed times after l are requested
| to report at least an hour ahead OF
| time. 1t is expected that a player
now assigned the time of $50 will
| be able TO start between = and 80.
| This Will make room for a great
many more entrants and anybody
| who wants to play is strongly urged
! to send in his name. Room will be
! made among the entrants SO that ev-
| erybody will get a chance to play.
The condition of the course has
| been improving steadily. The greens
are being filled today, but the cups
will not be placed in tournament po-
sition until Monday morning. Po-
sitions were picked out this morning
! and the condition OF the greens was
surprisingly good. 1t is expected on
the Goth they will be just about as
| good as they will be any time in the
year.
The course will be opened official
| ly on Saturday, the 18th, and the
regular fec will be charged to those
playing it the 18th and 10Th. An
other dark horse seriously threatens
| Portland's hold on the cup. Penob-
| scot Valley Country Club of Bangor
| has IA entrants, many of whom,
| Judging from their State handicaps.
| are likely to finish among the first
| 10. In fact, there is a very good
chance of either Penobscot Valley,
| Waterville or Brunswick beating out
| Portland this year for the Patriot S
| cup. With favorable weather con-
|
| largest tournament ever staged in
| Maine andthe committee is going to
Go everything possible to see that it
| is tho best and jolliest tournament
ever held here.
List of Entrants and Playing Time
8 \. M-Sewall Webster-Capt.
Potts. Capt Adams.
sos a. NC. c. McGary-Archie
Heyworth, Bowdoin.
$40 4. N.-Roger II. Littlefield,
Brunswick & Fred ]. Desjardins,
| Dwl5.
SIS A. M-John A. Aspinwall,
Brunswick & Samuel II. Williams,
| Bwk.
$40 A. M.-stanley Kelley, Bow
dom & f. S. Vosc, Bowdoin.
Sos A. M-Jacll RILEY. Bruins
, wick 6; William Bailey, Brunswick.
$50 A. NIB. L. Kurdish. Bruins
wick.
| s: As A. NV. E. Drummond &
John NJ. Patterson.
$50 A MIL. c. Quincy & A.
! Thurlow Batlett, Portland.
SIS 4. MI. A. PierSon, Auburn
I &; Robert Foster, Bowdoin.
900 a. NJ II. Hall. Auburn.
/ 9:05 A. Mp. G. Bracket. Port
| land e Grover Corey. Portland.
$40 A. NJ. A. J. McWhorter, Au-
gCsta Il S. 3. Purvis. Augusta.
| 9;15 A. NV. II. Fisher. Angus
/ ia. e c. F.. Guerney. Portland.
500 A. Mr.. l.. Brown, Jr., Z. c.
| c.. & p. II. Young. o. 0. c. c.
9:25 A NC. c. Huse, p c. c., &
d. A. 1ulson, p. c. c.
$50 A. Nc. c. Abbott. Martin
dale & Jake Ham. Martindale
9:35 a. M. r Abbott, Martini
dale & Ralph J.. Cobb. Martindale
9:40 A. NIL. C. Berry, c. c., &
| George G. Wallace, p. C. C.
GAS A. Me. =. King. o. o. c. c.,
&, w. F. Mccarthy, 0. O. c. c.
| $50 A. M.-Clarence March. Mar
tindale & J. ], Doyle. Martindale.
/ 1000 A. M.-James p. Garland,
Saco & James j. Rindle. Saco.
1910 A. MI. S. Garland, Saco,
& DIR. f. c. Lord, Saco.
1920 A. Nd. NJ. Small, Saco &
| DR.. f. II. Minot. Saco.
! 1890 a. Nc. b. Carter, Martin
| dale * X. 1Ialsey Jackson. Augusta.
! 1910 A. M.-Roger Il. Snow, Port
B land & w. p. Adams, Portland.
/ 1850 A. M.-Amos Morrow, Saco,
:
/ 11:o0 \. M.-Thomas w. Wallace
& Edward L. Titcomb. Sanford.
11:10 A. NE. S. Winslow, Wat
erville & Perley Stanford, Waterville.
! 1920 a. M.-John r. Gould, Au-
! Susta. & DR.. Harry Patten. Augusta.
| 1850 \. Nd. B. Dewar, Angus
/ Ia, & W. G, Boothby, Augusta.
11:4o A. NV. S. Higgins, Ban
/ Gor, & c. a. Potter, Bangor.
! 1l:5O a. Nc. d. Speirs, Bangor,
/ & c. r. Gordon, Bangor.
l2:O0A. Nj. G. McMurray. Mar
tindale. & Blaine Bonney, Auburn.
! 1910 A. M.-Charles T.. Downing,
! Augusta, & William Worrell, Angus
1920 A. NH. r. Pishon, Angus
ia. &, +. J. McArdle, Augusta.
! 1880 A. M.-Phil r. Hussey. Ban
gor. 4 y. NJ. Houghton. Bangor.
! 12:40 A. M.-Eben Leavitt, Bangor,
& DR.. c. N. Thomas, Bangor.
1 1850 A. MA. p. Mccarthy, Ban
! gor & l.. y. Savage, Bangor.
! 100 y. Nj. S. Jameson, Port
/ land e f. w. Freeman. Portland.
| 1:10 A. Nc. Z. Garland, Saco,
/ & A. w. Foss, Saco.
| 1920 y. Nh. c. Tyson, Augusta,
& NJ. II. Wheeler. Pcnobscot Valley.
] 1880 \. M.-HarIan Turner. Port
land & NJ. y. Gushing, Brunswick
I lao A. M.-Felix Bridges, Saco,
& Jere Hickey, Saco.
/ 1850 y. Nc, S. Erswell, Bruns-
wick & Harry Rounds, Portland.
/ 200 a. Me. A. Randall. Port
land & Lucien Snow, Portland.
! 2:10 p. M.-William Cook. Water
vile, & Robert Stobie, Watervilie.
! 2:20 r. NV r. Proyn NEatpr