The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
LIVELY
PROGRAM
FOR GOLF
Hammond Country Clubs
July Calendar Shows That
Season, Though Starting
Late, is to Be Fully Occu-
pied This Month.

The sports and games committee of
the Hammond Country Club have ar
ranged a fine program of golf and tennis
events for both men and women during
July and beginning tomorrow, it will be
a busy month.
The events for the Fourth are as fol-
lows:
Golf Events.
500 A. M-Nine-hole qualifying round
for Classes A. B and c; medal play
with full handicaps; sixteen TO qualify
in each class.
1870 ?. N.-Eighteen holes at medal
play for each of the above classes,
with full handicaps.
100 P. M-Ladies' Approaching and
Putting Contest Ladies entering
will be divided into two classes, with
prize for each class. Please be ready
TO start promptly at the hour set
900 P. M--AIedal Play Event for those
who did not qualify in the morning
Full hops. For r. Q. Winckler prize
Prizes are as follows:
Mems Events.
Glass A-Golf Coat. donated by Mr. B.
class BMUmbrella. donated by Mr.. E.
Class C-Carving Set. donated by Mr.
J. J. Ruff
Ladies' Events.
Glass A-Wrist Watch donated by Mr.
W. A. Hill.
Class B@Sandwich Plate. donated by
Mr.. H. A Lamprell.
Tennis Events
Matches will be run of in singles
for both men and ladies during the
morning and afternoon, under the dfrec-
ton of Mr.. George W. Clark The semi,
for mixed doubles, the man and lady
winning being entitled to the prizes.
Mems Pr1ze-Tennis Jacket, donated
by Mr.. w. B. Conkey.
Ladies' Paze-Umbrella, donated by
Mr.. Glen D. Peters.
Scores for the seasons Low Birdie
Score" begins July 4. A Birdie" may
be registered on any days play during
the sea son, when duly attested by per-
son with whom you were playing. and
if registered Immediately upon compile
ton of the round. No Birdie" how
ever may be registered by any person
other than the Professional.
The mems events for the month are
as follows:
July 7-Qualifying round for July Prize.
Eighteen holes. medal play, full han
at Match Play the following Satur-
On the same eighteen holes all
players qualify for second July
Prize. which will be awarded to the
player obtaining the lowest net score
for the four Saturdays on full handi-
First round Match Play for July
1
Medal Play for Low Net July Prize.
full handicaps May be played any
day before July 20.
July IA match has been arranged
with the Pottawattamie Club of Mich
igan City. Golfers intending to go
please notify the Professional All
July 2l-second round Match Play for
5nIg P MHgs At hand Io Thr hire
July 2s-Third round Match Play for
July P hada, at handieaps Net Final Ii
Final round for Match Play Prize
will be played by arrangement be-
tween survivors, subject to confrFna-
ton by the Committee.
Match Play Pr1ze-Leather Travel
ing Bag, given by Kaufmann & Wolf.
a Set donated by George Hannauer
All matches must be played on the
day set. No exceptions to this rule
called off on account of weather or other
conditions and announced at the tee.
Men are not permitted on the course
on Friday afternoons. ,which are ladies'
days: and ladies are kindly asked not
TO play on Saturday afternoons.
Guests must be registered with the
Professional On Saturdays, Sundays
and Holidays the charge for each guest
is $1.00; other days, so cents.
The ladies' golf events for the month
are as follows:
euly 8, Is. 20 and 27-Play begins for
the Lake County Times Prize. a SILK
Sweater Coat. Eighteen holes each
Friday afternoon in July viii be
@layed medal scores with full handi-
gaps. Scores will be kept for the
month. and the one having the lowest
net score at the end of the month
will be declared the winner.
In order to be in this match at all.
everyone will have to enter and play
the first Friday. July 9th.
Handicaps will be re-adjusted each
week. so as to bring the players as
far possible, on equal basis.
Owing to the earnest request of
many of the lady golfers, matches
have been arranged for eighteen
holes instead of nine holes for all
future matches.