The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24
GOLF DOPE UPSET
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ICOntinuen from rage OHS.I
the year, which showed a slight in
crease over the previous one.
Rock Island gross revenue for 1913
of the Country club, up ard 3. j.
Is. Topping, of Ottawa, beat S. c. Pet
TIT of Topeka, up and 2.
The match between H. A. Jungk, of
Topeka, and E. P. Ross, of Kansas
in the fourth flight did not start until
noon today and they will not complete
their matches until this afternoon.
The players who lost in each flight
were placed in a consolation class and
will start playing this afternoon. This
will give the losers a chance to play
more golf and also give them an cp-
portunity to win consolation cup.
This Afternoons Matches.
Two intensely interesting matches
were completed early this afternoon.
In a hard fought contest, Captain X.
H. Levitt of Ell Paso. Tex, defeated
j. H. Cooper of Topeka, L up. At
the eighteenth hole both men were
even. Then Captain Levitt holed out
Il phenomenal putt and won the
match
In close match between Earl Tro-
bert and w. X. Cundiff, Trobert won,
In the second flight this afternoon
the following scores were made:
Snyder defeated Henry Eberhardt,
6 up and 2.
Porter beat Petro, up and 1.
Kimberlin won from Terrill, up
and 4.
Anderson defeated Fassler. 1 up.
Whittlesey defeated Humphreys, 6
J. P. Anderson defeated Payne, 5
up and f.
The match between Anderson and
Fassler was one of the closest of the
day. Both men were tied at the
eighteenth hole. Anderson's medal
score was Sc while FasslerS was 81
In the third flight, Bingham defeat
cd Coates 4 up and and Dean beat
Mcdonald up and 2.
RamaSe defeated Hammatt 6 up
and and Buck defeated Murphy 3
up and . in the fourth flight.
Elimination Contests.
Elimination contests began at the
Country club this morning in the third
annual invitation tournament for
amateurs, sixty-four players teeing
off in four flights. The play from now
on will be for the survival of the fit
test. The player going through each
flight without a defeat will win the
championship of that flight. The
process of elimination will continue
until only one man is left in each
flight. These four men will play the
semi-finals and then the two winners
will play the finals for cham pionship
honors.
At the close of the qualifying rounds
Thursday the following pairings were
made and the flights announced:
First Flight.
r. Kitchen, Lawrence, VS.. c. K.
Minor, Kansas City.
W. o. Sternberg. Kansas City. VS..
Fred Eberhardt, Salina.
L. V. Graham, Kansas City, VS.. c. c.
Mark, Newton.
Arthur Bonebrake, Topeka, VS.. Har-
low Hurley, Topeka.
Dr. Wilson Hobart, Denver, VS.. How
ard Darling, Kansas City.
1lif Felix, Topeka, VS.. E. H. Shauf-
ler,, Kansas City.
Capt. r. H. Leavitt, Ell Paso, VS.. ].
H. Cooper, Topeka.
E. Trobert, Topeka, VS.. w. *. Cum
diff, Kansas City.
Second Flight.
George Snyder, Topeka, VS.. Henry
Eberhardt.
J. c. Petro, Hutchinson, VS.. Carey
Porter Ottawa.
]. w. Kimberlin, Kansas City, VS..
L. Thrill, Topeka.
DIR. Whittlesley. Emporia. vs. Horace
Humphrey, Topeka.
Carl Anderson, Lawrence, vs. Armin
Fassler, Topeka.
Dr.. w. n. West, Topeka, VS.. H. c.
Alley, Kansas City