Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-07
STATE GOLF PLAY
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the fact that three hours later their
chances were nix.
The golf exhibited in the various
matches of the day was not nearly
as remarkable as the various upsets
of the dope. Bill Chambers and his
lumbago cultivated rs round in beat
ing Guy Beckett, and Bill could have
done rushing business auctioning
lumbago germs from his own stock
if he had been so inclined. Paul Scott
also shot rs in eliminating. Jack
Hughes. Ralph Peters and John Red
lex did not display anything remark
able during the first nine holes Of
their match. Peters couldn't putt and
Redick couldn't drive. Both steadied
on the inside and Peters wound up
by cutting par one stroke for his last
five holes. Redicks ability to keep his
drives out Of the rough cost him his
title.
Whirlwind Finish.
In the Sprague-Foye match, posi-
bly, the biggest upset Of the day, Foye
had Sprague three down at the turn,
when Sprague cut loose with 3 on
ten, eleven and twelve, respectively,
evening the match. He took the six
teenth, sinking a neat putt, and the
seventeenth was halved. On the eight.
zenith Foye had chance to even the
match, but his three-foot putt trimmed
the cup and Sprague halved the hole,
winning the match.
The out-of-town delegation Jared
badly yesterday, all OF the visitors be.
ing eliminated in early rounds OF the
championship flight. Several still sur
vive In the minor events. r. L. Catlin
Of Fairbury was the winner OF the
prize offered to the visitor from
club outside Of the Omaha district or
Lincoln playing the lowest qualifying
score, his total being 1874.
Hastings took the team cup offered
under similar conditions.
Annual Meeting Today.
The annual meeting Of the associa-
ton will be held today and officers
will be elected at that time. II Lincoln
wants the tournament next year, it
probably will get II, otherwise the
event would stay in Omaha. Action
on awarding the tournament may not
be taken at today's meeting.
Karl Book, who was stated to have
filed the protest with the sports COM
mittee against Joe Williams score In
the qualifying round, feels that he has
been placed in a false light by public
ity regarding the matter.
Mr.. Book, il appears, was one OF
three witnesses who were asked by
the committee to tell what they knew
Of the alleged infraction Of rules. He
says that he had no animus In the
affair, and does not wish to be under
stood as in any way detracting from
Willians' performance.
Following are the scores yesterday:
Il CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT.
Joe williams beat Fred Clarke. 81. .
and 1.
jimmy Allen beat =. W. Campbell q
and 8.
Jack Sharpe beat Billy Folsom, 1 up.
Paul Scott beat jack Hughes. 0 and l.
Frank Hsls boat Foy Porter, 3 and s.
9. y. oritsy beat C. II. Marley. 8 and /.
.. H. SpfauSs beat a. q. Newton. . And ..
Ralph Pstsrs beat June Abbott, 3 and ..
John W. Rsdiek beat n. H. LaDoucsur, .
v. N chams.rs beat r. W. Downs. j up
Clarence Peters beat Blaine Young. o
Eddie Creighton. beat Kari Rock, i and i.
Raiston scobis won from T W. Austin BY
default.
sam Reynolds beat H. c. sumnsy. and J.
Jimmy Allen beat Joe williams, 4 and ..
jack Sharpe beat Paul Scott. . and l.
Er. a s Ms: Ssi Us g " y Gr Esy. up
Ralph Peters beat John Rsdick. I and ..
w. N. Chambers beat Guy Beckett, Q up
Clarence Peters beat Eddie Creighton, .
Cam Reynolds beat Rslston scob,s,
PRESIDENTS rIIoHT.
II N, Brady beat II. B. Millik.n. . and /,
J. j. ritssraid beat +. L. catiin, . and i.
g. w. caikins beat Q. w. carder. . and 1.
Art Taylor beat H. =. Dillon. I and ..
H. n. Wilson beat O. W. Davis, l up.
Ernest Sos ss.. ssi Beat VI G. Tr.s.s 1 and
Jack Webster beat I. ]. Dunn. ! up.
G, N. Richards beat Lyman Mcconnell.
Douglas Peters beat W. q, Nicholson, up,
L L. &. Storey beat walt walters, . and /.
Phil Kendall beat George r. Wilson by de-
fault.
B. y. Thomas beat Clair Baird, and !.
Albert Calm beat ]. D, Fradenburs,
Second round
| Hal Brady beat Harley Conant, up.
J, J. Fitzgerald beat G. w. caikins,
and ..
Ray Gould beat Ernest sweet, i up,
| c. N. Richards beat Jack Webster, up,
| l. c. STOREY beat d. p. Peters, and &
| NJ. r. gwarts beat r. c. Kendall. and =.
Albert Calm. sr. beat b. r. Thomas
: ana . sncRErARrs FLIGHT.
I'm. Raymond BEAT c, b. Mossr, . and ..
| q. W. shields beat D. N. Morssmsn' Do.
fault
n. q. colpstser beat Henry W. Dunn.
a Thomas best Rsd Meyer. . and !.
W, a. Redick beat Don Stewart. and :.
.. D. oNsil beat Y. I. campbell BY Do.
.. sl..,sry bsa. o. L. Mcdonald BY de-
J. p, Christensen beat Harry 4. Koch,
Bryce Crawford beat p. orifhth, . and !.
unv Fursy beat J. A. sheehan. . and 1.
J. w. fowl beat 8. r. McKelvse up
''a D. = srsado Os., selwin pehsrsy UP.
twenty .one holes,
M RAYMOND beat O. W. Shields, s and 4,
nav Taylor beat Herb Mccoy, up.