Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-07-11 | Page 19 | Foley Launches State Amateur Title Defense on Soggy Course

t L LAUNCHES STATE AMATEUR TITLE DEFENSE ON SOGGY COURSE HIGH SCORES SCORE EXPECTED ON FIRST DAY OF COMPETITION Sixteen to Qualify for Championship Flight Following Hole 18 Siege While the tho nations nation's outstanding golfers were continuing their battle over the sun baked fairways of Interlachen Interlachen In- In today more than fifty Simon pores teed teed Y off on a rain soaked Countr Country club course in the 4 i qualifying round of the eec and ond annual Utah r t state amateur rJ tournament e Charles E. E Foley Fole d defending champion sound sounded sound sound- sounded ed tho first gun when he sent a screamer d down o w n No 1 fairway Playing with Foley were L L. K Foley Nicholson Fort Douglas a champion and Abel Larson long driving Nibley Nibley Nib Nib- ley park star Following today's eighteen holes the contestants will bo segregated In three flights Sixteen arc are to be placed In tho the title flight sixteen In Inthe Inthe Inthe the second and the remain remaining Ins contestants contestants con con- in tho the third division dl First round contests are scheduled to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow to- to morrow starting at 9 a. a m. m Second round encounters are listed Monday Consolation pia play In all nil flights lights will run oft off and the first of ot these matches has been listed for Cor Monday Monday Mon ton day ay too Because of ot the slow condition of or orthe the courses high scores were expected expected ex ex- p In today's qualifying play Recent rains have made the course courso greens especially h heavy y and several severa boys bos took three thre putts to hole bole out Critics today were a again aln touting Charley Fole Foley as ns favorite Fole Foley negotiated the canyon canon layout In 6 69 Thursday his second such score in two days Charleys Charley's drives seem eem much longer than ever before Cor and his Iron play pia Is at its best Ralph finalist In last lasts s seasons season's pIn play started a a. practice round late Thursday afternoon but was rained out after six holes Pu Pug 1 is not nol entirely h satisfied with his game but Is hitting them well K enough to warrant many backers n who ho ho favor tn him to walk off oCt with first honors After today's play 1111 the contestants and Interested fans meet at the clubhouse for dinner at 7 p. p m. m Heros Hero's the wa way they paired for today's play f fC f C C. E. E Foley I L L. K Nicholson Abel e r eLarson Larson Brownie Hunter J J. J H. H Morrison Bartlett Wicks Vicks C. C D. D Smith Dr E E. E W. W V. V Browning Ralph Ernest Jones C. C F. F Green George Bowers Earl rl Stewart Pett Pelt J J. J McIntyre Bob Bird J. J B. B Baldwin W W. S. S Ure O. O E. E Christensen Eddie Eddlo Hunvald Hun Karl Weller L. L A. A Thomsen T T. D. D j Morris W W. G. G Rudy f P. P II n. II JI Bob Nevins James Ingebretsen Jr F. F F. F Pie r schell Tom Kearns Les 1 K Gottschall Gott- Gott schall V. Y A A. A. A Carter R. R N. N Leo Ea Eager er N. N A. A A. A J J. J i iSnow Snow Norman Schultz D. D Moffatt rJ t r J J. J H. H Hagman Dr R. R J J. J Captain C. C F. F Murray lurra L. L A. A Christensen Chris Chris- Jack Ensign Harry Loynd Dick Freed Onan Mecham Mechem W. W H. H Mitchell 1