The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-23
AMATEUR PLAY ON
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ing are: Anderson Of Salina and Tiff
Felix; Buck of Emporia and Judge
Silas A. Porter; kitchens of Lawrence
and Stanley Copeland; Kimberlin of
Kansas City and Dick Hall; Fred
Eberhardt of Salina and J. A. Cole;
H A. Jungk and M. A. Low; Whyte
of Newton and Glen Pratt; Ramage
of Tulsa and Dana MacVicar; DIR. F. J.
Ernest and NJ. Miller; Murray of
Hutchinson and H. Humphrey; Bing-
ham of ST Joe and Earl Trobert,
Lewis OF Hutchinson and j. C. Moh-
Ter; Burke of Salina and John Norton;
F. L. Campbell and o. L. Chopper;
Dickey of Newton and J. E. Frost;
r. N. Yates and Wilbur Cole; Van
Buskirk of Kansas City and j. c. Will
son; Mcdowell of Tulsa and A. C.
Bartel; Fred Cooper and Robert
Pierce Minor of Kansas City and Ar
thur Bonebrake; Whitt1esey of EN-
porfa and George Snyder: Porter of
Ottawa and Captain Levitt Of San
Francisco; Shiras of Ottawa and E. A.
Thrill; Cole of Ottawa and j. S.
Dean; Barteldes of Lawrence and Will
son Hobart: Somuels of Emporia and
E. r. Ambrose; Harris of Emporia
and 7. B. Frost; Coates of Kansas City
and L: S Ferry; Payne of Kansas City
and Frank Crane; Crasson of Kansas
City and E. L. Copeland; sternberg
of Kansas City and DR.. w. N. West;
Fessenden of Ottawa and J. M. Con-
nell; Broderson Of Ottawa and F. M
Bonebrake; Topping of Ottawa and H.
s. Morgen; Petro of Hutchinson and
Frank Griggs; Berk of Salina and Dr.
w. F. Bowen; Mack of Newton
and J. H. Cooper; Nissen of Newton
and John Norton; Joe Duncan and M.
c. Porter; E. E. Sallee and DR.. C. B.
Reed; Allan McNeal and c. B. Mer-
riam; Cundiff of Kansas City and Ar
min Fassler; DR.. Jones of Lawrence
and Arch Catlin; Vannatta of st. Joe
and Eugene Quinton; Cook of Ottawa
and Father ]. A. Murphy; F. G. Will
lard and H. Hall; Bert Reid and D. c.
Hammatt.
Favorites for Tournament.
Arthur Bonebrake, the youngster
who showed such class in the profess
sional tournament, although playing
as an amateur, and Carl Anderson of
Lawrence, who beat Harlow Hurley
two yearsago in the state champion
ship at Salina and who was runner
up, are the favorites in the tourna-
ment. There are several dark
Bonebrake and Anderson hustle to
keep their laureIs.
The cups to be given to winners are
offered by the following persons and
Chester woodward. Armin Fassler,
NJ A. Low, H. A. Auerbach, the Ma
tional hotel, the directors OF the Coun-
try club, the Topeka State Journal
and the Topeka Daily Capital.
Prizes for Play.
The winners are to have the choice
of the cups in the order they finish.
There will be four flights of 6 play
ers each and eighteen holes are to be
played. The prizes are as follows:
Low score in qualifying round, sDe-
cial prize; winner first flight, Capt.
tai cup; runner-up, special prize; win
ner second flight, Woodward cup;
runner-up, special prize; winner
third flight, directors cup; runner
up. special prize; winner fourth
flight, Fassler cup; runner-up, spe-
cial prize; winner, beaten eight, first
flight, special prize; winner, beaten
eight, second flight. special prize;
winner, beaten eight, third flight,
special prize; winner, beaten eight,
fourth flight, special prize; Is holes
medal play, limited to all players who
do not qualify in any flight. special
prize.
One of the interesting features of
the tournament will be the Pater-
Filius event which, as the name in
dicates. will be limited to father and