The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-26

Topeka men OUT.
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Fast Play Thursday.
Play was continued Thursday In
the state golf championship matches
with tho course much faster. The
first pair to tee III was Fassler OF
Topeka And stimson Of Wichita
Fassler. did not show the form that he
displayed the day before when he de-
fested the youngster. Anderson. of
Lawrence. So StimsOn, who was GO
ing strong. did not have much trou-
BILE in defeating the Topekan. Slim
| son won by the score of s up and four
to play. Fassler had quite a few
puts lip the cup or the match would
have been much closer.
Grant Chamberlain Of Hutchinson
had q close match with w. Sterling
Of Lawrence, who il another coming
player and the former only won the
match at the seventeenth hole by 2
up and / to play.
Kinnear Of Lawrence, the present
stare champion, and Tom Griffith OF
Wichita, also had close match but
the state champion turned the trick
and won by two up and one to play.
Joe Wilson Of Topeka and Claude
Adams OF Hutchinson had the best
match Of the play. Wilson led all the
way and was three up with four to
go. having the match well in hand.
but the ficklenesS OF golf tricked him.
Adams lost his ball on the fifteenth
i but found 1t in time to continue play.
He halved the hole and won three out
of the next four. leaving them even
at the eighteenth hole. Wilson lost
his chance on the last green by taxi
ing three puts to hole out. He was
dormie one and only needed to lay
his first putt dead to win the match.
He failed and the match had to go
to the nineteenth hole, which Adams
won.
This put the Hutchinson man in the
semi finals.
Good Golf in Semi-Finals.
The semi final matches were well
contested and some good golf was wit
messed. Stimson kept up his usual
good game and caused another sur
prise by defeating Grant Chamberlain
OF Hutchinson. who was one OF the
favorites for the championship by two
up and one to play.
Adams played much better against
Klnnear Of Lawrence, during the after
noon and put the state champion out OF
the running by the score Of three up
and two to play. A large crowd fol-
lowed Kinnear and Adams and saw
some fine golf: but on the whole, the
golf in the state championship flight
has not been up to the usual high
standard.
However, the finals which are being
played today at So holes. promises to
be much better but ! look for Adams Of
Hutchinson to be our next champion.
In Other Trophy Events.
Hanna defeated Robinson by three
I'D and two to play and T. H. Griffith
beat H M. Stewart by four up and two
to play in the semi-finals in the con-
test for the consolation cup. SO that
Hanna and Griffith will play the finals
in thirty-six holes today. j. A. Cole of
Topeka easily defeated Kanir by five
up and four to play and Anderson beat
Petro Of Hutchinson by six up and five
to play.
During thu afternoon Cole showed his
class by trimming Anderson in the
, finals by the score Of two up and one
to play. thus winning the Presidents
cup which bring another trophy to To-
peka. Cole played a classy match and
Anderson was going strong. This
makes three prizes that the Topeka
players have won, Hurley with the
qualifying medal, A. Fassler with the
Watson trophy for players more than
IS years Of age and Cole the President
cup.
| Won SeEetary's Cup.
| The Salina Country club won the
secretary's cup when Daggett defeated
Phil Hostutler of Hutchinson by two
up and one to play. Phil Baddeley and
| Tim Payne, both Of Hutchinson.
/! played a close match in the finals for
| the directors cup and Baddeley nm
/. ished by the score OF two up and one
| to play.
| Hagerman of Salina easily defeated
Elbrader Of Hutchinson IN the finals
for the Waterloo cup by the score Of
five up and three to play. The Also
Ran cup matches were all close, Eber-
l-ardt beating Miller by two up and
one. Dickey beat Cravens by default,
and Muir defeated Auerbach by two
up and one, SO that the above winner
will play the semi-professional and H.
/ mails today.
/ Lawrence led the field In team draw
| ing and Ottawa was second but an
entry OF one OF the Lawrence men was
protested 20 the cup viii be held ur
and will not be awarded until the COM
mittee disposes Of the protest
In Ladies' Championship.
Mrs. Onstott OF Salina won the
championship cup H. the ladies' contest
with a score OF 120. Mrs. H H Stew
1 art of Hutchinson was second with q
/, score of Ia.
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