Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-26
new TOURNAMENT
TO START TODAY
Elimination Contest for Women
Golfers, Playing in Six Glass
es, Is Arranged.

A new tournament will start today
Sept. 18th, for women golfers, which
will result in being an elimination
event. The players have been ar.
ranged in six classes to play among
themselves any hour of any day, as
tnis is a different contest entirely
from any other. The drawings In
Class f, with a handicap Of rs, which
VIII run for about 2 week, are as
follows:
Mrs. Ovens VS.. Mrs. Miller; Miss
D. Fisk vs.. Mrs. Void; Mrs. jewell
VS.. Mrs. Cayou; Mrs. Turner VS.. Mrs.
Goddard; Mrs. F. Baker vs.. Mrs.
Knowles; Mrs. F. E. Young VS.. Mrs.
Quain; Mrs. French VS.. Mrs. r. Ber-
geson;, Mrs. Carufel VS.. Mrs. C. Sta
ley; Mrs. l. p. Baker VS.. Mrs. Arnot;
Mrs, Ramstad VS.. Mrs. Russ; Mrs.
Briggs VS.. Mrs. F. Grambs; Mrs. Al
len VS.. Miss M. Stevens; Mrs. CreWe
VS.. Miss Harmon; Mrs. Atkinson VS..
Mrs. brewster; Mrs. Schutt vs.. Mrs.
Roam; Mrs. w. l.. Smith VS.. Miss H.
Fisk; Mrs. P. B. Webb VS.. Mrs. Der
rick; Mrs. Hanna VS.. Mrs. Haney;
Mrs. Marks VS.. Mrs. Berndt; Mrs.
Phil Meyer VS.. Miss V. Little; Mrs.
Moore VS.. Mrs. Ho,nan; Mrs. Taylor
VS.. Mrs. L.. K. Thompson; Mrs. Flint
VS.. Mrs. r1intgin; Mrs. Spalding VS..
Mrs. G.. VIII; Mrs. Bruce vs.. Mrs.
Talcott; Mrs. Fisk VS.. Mrs. Mounts;
Mrs. Roberts VS.. Mrs. Byrne; Mrs.
Call vs.. Mrs; G. l.. Young; Mrs.
Crockard vs.. Mrs. Burton; Mrs. Thro-
dahl VS.. Mrs. Treacy; and Mrs. Dun
ham vs.. the winner of the match
above.
Class E, with a handicap Of Is, are
the following: Mrs. Patterson VS..
Miss Peet; Mrs. Copelin VS.. Miss D.
Treacy; Mrs. Conklin VS.. Mrs. w,
Lair; Mrs. Lenhart VS.. Mrs. Stack
house; Miss M. Will VS.. Mrs. Shu-
man; Miss %. Barnes VS.. Miss q.
Sauer; Mrs. Larson vs. Miss M. Will
liams; Mrs. Martin VS.. Miss D. Mich,
elson; Mrs. Nichols VS.. Miss F. Ho-
man; Mrs. Stewart VS.. Miss B. Ho-
man; MRS. LaRose VS.. Mrs. ToWne;
Miss G. Stevens VS.. Mrs. Dobler; Mrs.
X. Tracy vs.. Miss E. Talcott; Mrs.
Remington VS.. Mrs. Fest.
Glass D, with a handicap Of ~, are
as follows: Mrs. Stevens VS.. Miss X.
Nichols; Mrs. Whitney VS.. Mrs. Raw
lings; Mrs. S. E. Bergeson VS.. Miss
.. Williams; Mrs. Dullam VS.. Mrs.
Bodenstab. "u5,2 e
Glass e., with a handicap of 8, are
as follows: Mrs. VIM. Webb VS.. Mrs.
Field; Miss "a. Orr VS.. Mrs. Battey;
and Miss Remington plays the win
ner.
Glass b, with a handicap Of 6, are
Mrs. Cook VS.. Mrs. Folsom; Mrs. orr
VS.. Miss ]. Webb.
Glass A, with a handicap Of 8, are
Mrs. F. Lahr VS.. Mrs. Vesperman;
Mrs. Mockler VS.: Mrs. Hughes, and
Mrs. Graham plays the winner. The
first named will please arrange with
their opponents as to time OF play,
or as; to which is compelled to de-
fault, and place the result on the
Bulletin Board in the club house as
soon as possible, as the eliminating
of III players IT, the semi-finals and
tnals before the middle of October
will require the cooperation of all
the ON of the club to assist the
committee. There is a fine silver cup
as a prize for this event, andSthe be
ginner has an even chance, with their
large hapdicaps deducted from their
scores, with the most experienced
player. This new tournament ought
to interest everybody. and particular
" those who have been absent over
four times in the "Twelve Weeks
Handicap Tournament" which is al
ways played on Tuesdays or We'd
nesdays, as they are now out OF that
contest.
Plan tc play if possible Tuesday Of
this coming week. and remain for the
buffet supper served nv the Ladies
Tea Committee at $3.50 o'clock.