The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-05

Kansas City, Mo, may appear at the
Country club tomorrow. Ouinet has
been in bed with the flu but his Kan-
sas City friends say he'll try to get
The purses for the open tournament
tomorrow go to the low medal score
on thirty-six holes. Eighteen holes
will be played in the morning and
eighteen In the afternoon. The play
probably will be made in foursomes.
The tournament is open to all amateur
and professional players. At least
ten Topekans are expected to enter
the event.
1t is predicted at the Country club
today that there is good chance for
an amateur to run away with the first
money. Two pros turned in 75's in
practice this morning.
Among the well known profession
ais here are:
Jimmy watson, Mission Hills. Kansas City,
Joe Matthews, Country club. Kansas City.
Tom clark. Bire Hills, Kansas City. Mo.
Al, ,Lesberance, swope Park Kansas city.
E. e Ford, Meadow Lake. Kansas City.
Lew MOntressor, Oak Wood, Kansas city,
John laden, Schneider Arms Co., Kansas
Chef Nelson, Country club. wichita. Kan.
Dewey Lopgworth, Country club, Hutchin-
Carl Baker. Country club. copco5dia. Kan.
In the Other Events.
Gee, of Wichita, took first honors
in the third flight at the Country club
finals this morning. He won from
Bulls, of Topeka. 8 and 3. ...
In the second flight, semi finals.
IF from nf
Topeka, 4 and 8. Anderson of Sa-
lima. won from Crow. of Topeka, 8
and 2. Yates and Anderson play the
finals this afternoon
The fight for winner in the second
flight consolation is between Frank
Campbell, Of Topeka and F. Scott, of
Topeka.
The consolation first flight. this af-
ternoon is between Emerson Carey.
ST., OF Hutchinson and Carl Of Law
renee. Carey this morning in the
semi-finals defeated Studdard of To-
peka, 3 and 2. Carl defeated Cooper
OF Topeka. 5 and 4.
The consolation third flight this
afternoon is between Whiteside OF
Wichita and Staebler of Topeka for
the finals.
In the last round before the semi
finals for the consolation prizes of the
first flight late Thursday afternoon,
Emerson Carey. Sr,, of Hutchinson
defeated Armstrong of Topeka. up;
Studdard of Topeka defeated Fassler
of Topeka. up; Carl of Lawrence
defeated Doctor Kimberlin of Kansas
City. 4 and 2; Cooper of Topeka de-
feated Wilson of Topeka. and 1.
Late Thursday afternoon Crow, of
Topeka, defeated Wedding, of Topeka,
and 8: Anderson, of Salipa. defeated
Topping, of Ottawa. 1 up in 10; Yates.
of Topeka, defeated William Carey,
of Hutchinson, l up in 30: Sallee, To-
peka, defeated Smith. and l.
In the semi-finals Of the consolation,
second flight. the honors lie between
Bowen, Of Topeka VS.. Campbell. of
| Topeka; Scott, of Topeka VS.. Guild.
Thursday afternoon Griffith and
Frank Griggs walked up on the
| eighteenth green even up. A putt
missed by few inches lost the match
| to Grlggs. The Topekan took a 4 aud
| the Wichftan a 8. the latter entering
| the semi-finals. Ilif Felix OF Topeka
/ took a by-hole to eliminate Otto Bar
| teIdes of Lawrence Thursday after
noon. At that Felix forced himself
/ to a BRIDES on No. / in order TO
| clinch the match. 1t was close hard
/ fought golf with the honor liable to
break either way.