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1934 Renewal of Local Clas
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urday First Brackets
to Be Complete Sunday
SEPTEMBER SA'LE OF
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGONT, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1934.
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Pairings for the 1934 annual P. A. T.
golf tournament, to get underway to
morrow at the Rogue River Valley
golf course, were selected today with
a total of 128 contestant. Jack Hues
ton, club pro, announced.
Match play will be held each week.
First brackets of the tournament
must be campleted before Sunday
night, so that next week's pairings
may start their elimination rounds
Immediately, Hueston said. Second
brackets will be plsyed off next week,
third brackets the following week,
and so forth until the field Is thinned
down to the finals.
It Is a handicap event, with three
fourths of the difference between han
dicaps sllotted.
Pat Patterson, president of United
Airlines, and Ralph Vlrdln and Grover
Tyler, both pilots for United Airlines
on the local route, are the sponsors
of the tournament, which Is always
held Immediately following the
southern Oregon-northern California
tournament.
Anyone who has been accidentally
overlooked In this year's pairings is
asked to get In touch with Jack
Hueston. Entrants are also asked to
find their partners each week to make
arrangements for matches, and should
notify Hueston If unable to do so.
Match play must be completed In each
week's rounds by Sunday night.
J. B. Kirk Is 1931 winner of the
P. A. T. trophy, which was won in
1933 by Alfred Carpenter and In 1931
by W. C. Townsend.
First pairings for this year's event
are as follows:
W. Beeney, 12; C. J. Semon. 18.
F.. r. Llttrell, 25: Tom Emmens. 6.
R. D. Semen, 15: D. R. Wood, 14.
D. B. Kay; D. T. Wilcox. 14.
Chas. Strang, 22: A. S. Rosenbaum.
25.
R. W. Sleeter. 25; H. Bunee. 22.
Dr. R. E. Green. 25; Geo. Phyth
lan. 12.
Ed Simmons. 4: Geo. Henselman, 10.
Gordon Green, 14: R. Reter. 20.
Glen Jackson. 18: Tod Porter. 12.
H. A. Thierolf, 25; R. Moore, 25.
E. Hemmlla. 20: C. Toy. 12.
M. Spats. 18; G. Fabrick. IP.
E. Thorndlke. 20: M. Miller, 18.
D. B. Gray. 12: L. Cirk. 4.
J. H Flecher, 25: A. S. Carpenter,
16.
R. Stephenson. 18: B. Bauer. 20.
L. P. Wilcox, 9: B. H. William, 18.
t,. Thurman, 25; A. B. Cunningham.
55.
G. M. Roberta: D. Barnum.
"Ted GeBauer. 20: R. w. Ruhl, 18.
Dick Sleeter, 9; Robert Woods, 10.
H. B. Bentley, 4: T. S. Johnston, 12.
E. C. Jerome, 21; K. W. Kendrlck,
S5.
R. O. Botte. 20; M. O. Wllklns, 18.
Ijee Watson, 25; J. C. Thompson, 17.
H. Johnson, 10: O. Shenck, 22.
Geo. Prey. 27; W. F. Isaacs. 20.
Dr. B. Eillott. 27: Capt. Potter. 20.
I. . Carpenter, 12; Bob Maentz, 14.
Geo. Codding. 25: R. B. Hammond 8.
Geo. Harrington. 10: Wm. Heath. IB.
W. E. Thomas. 22; R. R. Ebel, 25.
E. C. Sollnsky, 13: Jack Simpson, 25.
L. Schade. 20: E. Tumy. 9.
Dr. Goldsberry, 20; Jack Reynolds,
18.
C. S. Newhall, 12: F. Reum. 22.
Ted Fish. 12: O. O. Homer, 18.
T. W. Miles, 12; G. E. Pierce, 10.
D. G. Tyree, 12: R. B. Smith, 24.
Capt. Dark, 28: Bud Simmons, 10.
I. P. D. Smith, 22; J. Valentine, 27.
J. R. Woodford. 25: H. Rosenberg, 18.
W. Leverett, 18: Frsnk Perl, 20.
John Lawrence. 23: H. H. Prlngle. 4.
J. B. Kirk. 10: Robert Mlksohe, 25.
H. D. McCaskey, 20: C. M. Kidd. 18.
P. Denson, 27: H. B. Kellom, 14.
Jack Porter, 20: F. C. Kenly, 18.
A. E. Orr. 13; MaJ Morris. 22.
J. C. Johnson. 20; W. F. Mansfield,
10.
H. Leclerc. 18: H. Marx. 10.
Al LIttrell, 18: H. Hussong. 14.
E. R. Driver, 13: w. McAllister, 18.
Dr. Kresse. 25; Geo. Hunt. 20.
W. B. Johnston, 22; H. H. Hart, 12.
Cept. DeVsney, 16: Frsnk Hussong,
18.
F. S. Cone. 8: H. MrMahon, 12.
Vera Shangle, 18: Moore .Hamilton.
20.
E. F. Coleman. 23; John Cupp, 18.
Mack Llllard, 25; Dr. Durno, 16.
Dr. Lageson, 23; O. O. Alenderfer,
32.
R. Bsrdwell, 20: C. Hubbard, 26.
E. t. Chlldera, IB: D. S. Clark. 8.
R. B. Hammond. 10; Chas Wing, 35.
Ferguson, 16; Bye.
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