Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-05
BISMARCK LANDS
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Bert Finney President Of State
Association, Mrs. E. A. Hughes
Secretary and Treasurer.

Grand Forks, n. d., Aug. 4.-Tle
North Dakota Golf association was
organized at meeting at Grand
Forks by the Fargo, Bismarck and
Dickinson golfers tonight. Bismarck
was chosen as the place for the next
tournament. The officers elected
are:
President. Burt Finney, Bismarck;
vice president, DR.. e. II. Stickney,
Dickinson; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
e. A.. Hughes, Bismarck; directors,
]. A. Montgomery, Fargo; Scott Rex,
Grand Forks, and officers.
For the first time in the history Of
the state, the North Dakota state
golf Championship will be decided to.
morrow, when j. Reuter-, Jr., Dickin-
son, and Sherman Schlosser, Grand
Forks, compete for honors. In the
semi-inals of mems championship
event, yesterday afternoon, they elm
mated their opponents, winning the
right to compete for the state title.
The ladies championship also will
be decided tomorrow, wlen Mrs. +.
e. Loveioy and Mrs. m. b. Finch,
both Of Grand Forks, compete They
were successful in the semi-hnals,
played this afternoon.
The mems championship contest
will be at sc holes, match play, and
the ladies' contest will be at IS ,oles,
match play. The men will play IS
holes in the morning and IS during
the afternoon. In the semi-ilnals yes
terday, Reuter- was matched against
r. B. Turner, Bismarck, and Mr..
Schlosser played Guy Hunter, Dick
| inson. Mr.. Reuter- had little dii1icul.
Ity disposing Of Mr.. Turner, six up
ard four to play.
Schlosser won his match, two up
and one to play. Tie Schlosser-H
ter contest was more interesting and
more hotly contested of the two. by
virtue of his showing since the first
trip around the course, Reuter- gener
ally has been conceded the state IT,
tie, but after Schlossers showing
yesterday afternoon, it was seen that
the Dickinson man would have all
the opposition ne wanted Schlosser
played a remarkably good game and
there is no doubt that he will prove
a formidable opponent for Reuter-.
At nearly every stage of the mattel
Schlosser had Hunter playing odd
stroke and this is 'tisconcertinS to al
most any golfer. Sch!osse1 outdrove
his opponent on prac t;cali! every tee
and was deadly accurate in approach.
ing and putting.
The ladies' championship event
started this morning, when the quail
flying round was played. Mrs. E. d.
Lovejoy. Mrs. c. !. Murphy and Mrs.
H. B. Finch, Grand Forks, and Mrs.
II. H, L. Vesperman, Bismarck, quail
fled in the semi-fnals. This afternoon
Mrs. Lovejoy defeated Mrs. Vesper-
man, one up, and Mrs. Finch defeated
Mrs. Murphy, one up. Mrs. Vesper-
man won her first game.
The Tuesday scores follow:
J. Rueter, Jr., Dickinson ....... S3
r. Corrigan, Grand Forks ........ 94
Sherman Schlosser, Grand Forks. 94
Jay Stevens, Grand Forks ....... 94
J. Mandig, Dickinson .............. ;.
Fl. 81 Finch, Grand Forks ....... 81
G. NJ. Booker, Grand Forks ...... SO
Dr. Whitcomb, Grand Forks ..... 50
A. D. Heaton, Dickinson 80. .... 80
+. H. Turner Bismarck ........ 100
II. w. Num-, Grand Forks ...... 100
c. J. Murphy, Grand Forks ...., ,10l
w. Mcfarland, Dickinson ....... l0l
/. J. Stranahan, Fargo ........ lOl
p. S. Johnson, Grand Forks 80. 102
e. H. Stranahan, Fargo ........ 102
w. T.. Burnet, Dickinson ........ l02
f. D. Cameron, Grand Forks -. lo2
E. e. Lovejoy, Grand Forks ..,.... 1O2
C. w. Ross, Grand Forks ...... lO4
C. B. Little, Bismarck ....,..... 1O4
Dr.. Stickney, Dickinson ........ l04
w. B. Vanderhoef, Grand Forks. lOe
F. e. Stokes, Grand Forks ..... 1o7
G. A. Montgomery, Fargo ....... lO7
B. r. Tillotson, Bismarck ...... 10|
T. Thompson, Grand Forks .... los
j. l.. Hughes, Dickinson ....:... 10S
T. Eagan, Fargo .............. llO
C. H. Crockard, Bismarck ...... ia
c. J. Dignan, Fargo ............ u,
M. A. McKinnon, Grand Forks 49, 1l5
Burt Finney, Bismarck ......... 12o