Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-16
QUALIFYING ROUND
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
PLAYED SATURDAY

Inc QuallIylng round OF the annual
Augusta Country Club championship
golf tournament was run off on the
club links Saturday afternoon. Both
the women and the men are playing
off for the various championships.
All Of the contests must be closed
by August q, according to an an
nouncement made yesterday. The
first round Of the mems play will be
finished by August 81 and the second
by the twenty-fifth.
The mems tourney Is divided into
four classes, the winner of the first
class being considered the champion.
He will receive as prize a jeweled
clock. The runner-up will be award
ed one dozen golf balls. The winner
Of the losing eight will receive golf
bag and the winner of the losing six
a niblick.
The qualifying scores Of the men
in the first 16 were as follows: A. S.
Richards, 70; Charles Tyson, So; ".
L. Mcdonald. 30: w. H Wheeler, 80;
]. Blair, IS; r. H. Jackson, 90: S.
]. McArdle, 90; DIR Tyson, 70; w. j.
Jules, 81; F. r. Lord, 90; W. B.
Adams, SO; H. L. Pishon, Sc; S. Dun
mack. 80; 7. S. Tracey, go; D Niles,
SO, and ]. B. Williams, 70.
The first prize in the second divi-
sion will be set of three silk golf
shirts and the -runner-up will re-
ceive an ivory faced spoon. The
scented a steel shafted spoon and the
winning man in the beaten six will
win a golf rain jacket.
Those qualifying today were: s.
w. Chase, SO; w. B. Williamson. 90;
D. B. Jewar, 81: w. H. Whitman,
"a; S. s. Addington, %: n. S. Wes-
ton, 80; L. D. Soynt, 81; H. s. White
man, %; s. B. Partridge. 80; w. B.
Boothby, 81; w. J. Willett, SO; d.
J.. Boone, 90: S. l.. Fogg, Junior. 80;
S. L. Fogg. Senior, 80; Charles Ault,
90; S. H. Sarmen, "a.
NThe winner in the third division
| will receive weekend case and the
runner-up will get Nasty riblick.
Those qualifying We're: c. B. Car
ter, 80; NJ. E. Sawtelle. 1O5; J. B.
Gould, 10S; T. Ryon, 1O2; w. B.
Hutchins, 104; w. B. sanborn. no;
Miles Rouen, 106; w. v. Swift, 102;
S. F. Everett, 1903; T. L. Marsh, 101;
c. F. Holloway. 40: T. f. Ellery,
1O5: c. G. Daring, 103; c. F. Brown,
| 1903: D. S. Drinkwater, 106; and c.
B. Caren, 101.
Those qualifying in the fourth
class were: r. l.. Gribbin, ITO; l.. A.
Burleigh. Senior. 116; c. A. Hall,
III; l.. A. Burleigh. Junior, liz; w.
D. Phurter. 125; and George Fernald,
ITO.
The women are playing out their
| tournament at the same time as the
men and every one Of the entrants
qualified in the initial round this
afternoon.
Those who qualified were: Mrs W.
B. Sanborn, 112; Mrs. Fred Owen,
1870; Mrs. w. P. Adams. 12e; Mrs.
| Frances Pishon, 1875; Mrs c. B. Car
| ter, 113; Mrs. J. A. Anderson, 121;
! Mrs Harris Ingraham, ia; Mrs.
Richard Boyd, lis; Mrs. F. ]. Nc
Ardle. 1903: Mrs. Robert A. Cony,
| 106: Mrs. D. L. Nash, 119; Mrs. w.
B. Williamson, 90: Mrs. C. E. Dear
ing. 102; Mrs. c. E. Kelley. 113; Mrs.
I B. Newberry. 127; Mrs. J. r. Camp
| bell, 113: Mrs. r. H. Jackson, 106;
Mrs Blaine Owen. 100; Mrs. c. L.
Barnekov, 121; Miss Dorothy wy
man, 1872; Miss E. r. Leavitt. 125;
Miss NJ. Campbell. 1875; Mrs. H. NJ.
Patten, lis, and Mrs. S. c. Tyson,
! 1873
| At the present time Mrs. W. B.
Williamson with her score of 80
! leads the womens field for the low
qualifying score prize. Among the
| men there is a triple tie which is to
be played off Monday afternoon,
! This is between DR.. Tyson, A. S.
Richards and ]. B. Williams. who all
| turned in a score of "a. The prize
| offered is six Spaulding Mesh balls.