The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-23

even if it was partners fault. i
and all losers think it was the !
partner who lost the match; in !
fact they can tell you the exact
place where the tide of battle was
turned, etc. The happiest ones
tonight will be Capt. Earl Julian
"a winrsrl and Capt. Red Mill
gan Ia "finagler").
The first match finished had !
Mr.. Pious William Watkins and
Mr.. Bascom Lillycrop Grooms on
one side and Mr.. Otto Kirchhein-
err and Mr.. Fred (Beau BrummeD |
AyaIa on the other. At the be-
ginning of the game, Mr.. Otto
walked off with all honors CA pars
in 6 holes) and Fred was all !
smiles while waiting for the rain
to quit. Then on the very first !
hole Fred made 3 shots at the ball !
before hitting same on account of |
several guys behind yelling "fore"
and naturally Fred would only
take 8 and from then on the |
match got worse for Fred & Otto i
until the 18th hole when Mr..
Krichheiner claims his putt awoIld
have gone down If thss hole had
been bigger and there had not
been an iron pols in same Will |
Mr.. Watkins claims the pNtt
woulH have WENT 20 feet beyoAd
the hole had all things been As
Mr.. Otto wanted them. On the
last hole, Mr.. Watkins knocked
one of MS famous 50-yard puts
down for par a, the match, hole
and titls going to Bros. Grooms
& Watkins and lot of glum looks
to Bros. Ayala & Kircaheiner.
The aforementioned Capt. w.
Earl Julian and Mr.. John Tele-
graph Pinder lad no trou5ts
beating Grandpas Bob Showers
and Charlie Ketchum. From the
end of the first hole, Mr.. Julian
would ga into a loud conversation
with Mr.. Pinder about the amount |
they were up which naturally inn
pressed sane so much on the two |
grandpas that tlreg 10th hope |
their respective grandchildren
grow up big enough to beat Mr.. |
Julian ard Mr.. Pinder when they
get to a ripe old age. The scorel
was so much for Earl & John that !
the grsndpas gave up after the |
first hole.
The next match had Mr.. key |
Parks and Mr.. Cookie Mesa on |
one side and Mr.. Melvin Russell !
and Mr.. SamEella Goldsmith on |
the other and the first named /
were 8 up after 5 holes and then
the rain and wind came along
tSamuella's elementsl and helped /.
the school supey and the weather |
prognosticator so much that be-
fore long Mr.. Table and Mr.. !
Horses were on the wrong side !
of the score with the result that
Parks, Mesa and Co., must feed !
Melvin, Sam and Co.
As stated before, Mr.. Red Mil |
ligan. the captain of the Texas ,
Rangers, had Mr.. Lewis Pierce for |
a partner and Charlie Salas and
Doe William Penababe Kemp and /
a sore foot for opponents. Mr..
Salas cannot understand why he
and Willie lost but most anyone
knows that when your opponent
plays better game than YOU do.
why. YOU usually lose. Mr. Nib
lie & Mr.. Louie started from Che
first hole. being winners there.
and did not lose many points from
then on with the last score being
Z up FOR Mile 4 Louie and many
sad looks on the faces of Doc &
Charlie.
TIL. last match finishel had our
genial Postmaster and Mr.. Old
Bye Duke Of Rock Sound on one
side end NJ. Lionel Hammersleigh
Plammer and Mr.. Roy Lade on
the other. Mr.. Harris & Mr..
Sands claim they won the match
several times but Mr.. Plummer
says that il he had not had to-
count al those strokes when he
got in the rough or when he lost
his bah. he and Roy would have
won easily. providing Old Bye
would have given Roy stroke q
hole and also If Sam had given Ii
stroke on ?. 5 and 8. OF course.
Mr.. plamnler admits that Old
Bye talked 80 much that he was
unable to play and concentrate
on each shot properly but on the
Ter. Thomas. Olson aud Desaueels;
Wade and Bolton.