The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-27

put landed MN on the green anu
about ten feet from the hole. Kinnear
gained an advantage in his second put
by driving the ball to a distance of
about six feet from the hole. Cham
berlain missed the hole on the third
put his ball stopping about four
inches from the hole. The champions
efforts were more fruitful and drop
ped the ball in the hole from the dis
lance of six feet, thereby winning the
match. A large and Interesting gal
lery watched the play
In addition to winning the Daily
Capital cup, with his teammate, Bar
teldeS of Lawrence, Kinnear also won
the gold medal for the best score in
the qualifying round. The other seven
cups and medals will be decided this
afternoon when the final rounds are
played.
The first rounds of the six flights
were played Friday afternoon and
some exciting matches resulted. These
We're in addition to the interest in the
kinnear-Chamberlai match.
One of the other Interesting events
was the contest between ]. Ross of
the Elmridge Golf club of Kansas City
and J. r. Koontz of Topeka in the
third flight. These two players play
ed to a tie for the first eighteen holes
and Ross won by making the nine
teenth hole.
Much interest was displayed in the
contest between Ilif Felix, the local
club champion, who was defeated in
the QuanIy1ng rOunO Dy hlnHedE, TIE
state champion, and Fred Eberhardt
of Salina. Eberhardt played a strong
game, while Felix played poor game,
as he did III the morning against Kin
near. Eberhardt won this contest,
8 up and 1 to play.
The Cup Tournament.
Play in the tournament is in six
flights of eight each, cup being Of
fered to the winner in each flight, and
a consolation event, to be played today
for the bungalow cup. The first eight
in the qualifying round play in the first
flight for the Auerbach cup; the sec
ond eight for the Catlin cup; the third
fight of eight for the Fassler cup; the
fourth eight for the Merriam cup; the
fifth eight for the National cup; the
sixth eight for the Wolff cup, and those
who failed to qualify for the bungalow
cup. a gold medal will reward the
runner-up in the first flight. while sill
Yer medals will go to the runners-up
in the other flights except the consola-
ton event.
Following are the scores made in the
qualifying round and the flights for
which the various contestants qualified.
First flight. for Auerbach cup-Kin-
near Lawrence, 81: Chamberlain
Hutchinson, Sc; Hobart, Topeka, "a;
Cole, Topeka, &c. Wilson, Topeka, 81
Leavitt, San Francisco, Sc; Tom Frost
Topeka. 81: Ferry, Topeka. So.
Second flight, for the Catlin cup
Eberhardt, Salina, SO; Felix, Topeka, 80;
Fassler. Topeka. 81; r. S. Pierce. To-
peka. 80; Barteldes, Lawrence, IS;
Woodward. Topeka. 80: Morgan, To-
peka, IS; McNeal Topeka SO.
For third flight for the Fassler cup
koontz. Topeka. 80; Ross, Elm Ridge
a. Humphries. Wichita, 80; Roy Guild,
Topeka, 81; West. Topeka, 80; George
Snyder, Topeka, IS; Armstrong, Tope-
ka. 81; Catlin, Topeka, 49,
For fourth flight, for the Merriam
cup-Loveland, Topeka, "a; Sternberg,
Elm Ridge, 96; D. C. Hammatt. To-
peka, So; Stewart. Hutchinson, So:
Gano, Hutchinson, 50; Pyle. Emporia.
SO: Kimberlin Elm Ridge. "a: Council
Topeka, 96.
For the fifth flight, for the National cup
C if1l %: ~ topeka g; Bear, Kansas
Ottawa, IS: southwick Topeka ~. o PENS
captain Haskell, Fort Lea'venwortb, ss.S q
W. n. Hall. Topeka. 80: Anderson, Salina.
i io3: Harris; Emporia, 100; Waters. Topeka,
peka, 1o2: Bartell, Topeka, 100: SnattingeT.
Topeka. 101
Consolation event. for the Bungalow
Of the six flghts-Shiras. ottawa; Aus
tin Topeka; Reed. Topeka: Dana, To-
Strickland topeka: H. southwick. 40 To-
SoSlOn- topeka: 1nOnaS, EmpOria:
Broderson, Ottawa: Colladay. Hutchin-
homa City: Lingfelt, Oklahoma City
Following are the results of the first
rounds in the various flights. the win
nerS of the first and second matches to
meet in the semi-finals this morning as
VIII the winners of the third and fourth
matches in each flight:
First flight-Kinnear put out Chamber
lain, up: Hobart defeated Cole, and :.
Wilson won from Leavitt. up and to
play Tom Frost bested Ferry, and ).
Second flight-Fassler defeated Pierce. (
peka champion, up and to play. Bar
teldes disposed of Woodward, and ,.
NcNeal defeated Morgan. and >.
Third flight-Ross defeated Koontz. l
up, but it took 10 holes to decide the
match. r. Guild defeated Humphreys |
Wichita's lone representative. up and 3
TO play. West and Snyder were late in
starting and did not finish. Catlin put
put Armstrong. 3 and /, in close match
Fourth flight-Loveland defaulted to
Sfernberg- (iano defeated Pyle, to , |
I<imberlin defeated Connell, and 3 |
and Stewart did not get through
Fifth flight-Bear defeated Auerbaeh, 4
up and to play. Abrahams defeated
Topping, up. Southwick and Petro did
not finish Rowland defeated Haskell |
Fort Leavenworth's only representative, 5
and 4.
Sixth flight-Han defaulted to Ander-
son. Walters defaulted to Harris. Dudley |
defaulted to J. E. Frost. UP and to
play Bartell put out Snattinger, and D.
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