The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-08
EIGHT PLAYERS
FALL FOR PLAY
FOR GOLF CUP
Sixteen Qualified in Qualifying
Rounds and Eight Remain
to Play
FOUR LOCAL MEN COMPETE
Women Complete Semi-Final
Matches in Championship
Flight During Day

Flight During Day
When the first round Of the men:
golf championship fight had beer
finished at the Country club this at
ternoon, eight Of the sixteen players
who qualified for the championship
play. remained in the running.
Three Bismarck players, two Fargo
two Dickinson and one MinOt man re
mained in the running for the state
championship. r.. F. Smith, of Minot
set a new record for the Bismarck
Country club today when he covered
the nine hole course In 80: The Tor
mer record was SO.
Results Of Matches
The results Of teday's matches fol
lows: G. B. Little, Bismarck defeated
J. w. Hintgen Bismarck up. 1t was
necessary for these contestants tC
play 20 holes to decide their match
i. B. Cox. Bismarck defeated w. J
Lowe, Dickinson up. to go. A. S
Bolster, Bismarck defeated l.. E. Bird
sell 5-4. G. E. Bristol, Fargo defeated
c. E. Stackhouse, Bismarck 80. R
F. Smith, .Minot defeated H. H. Wool
edge, Fargo 9-S. Mr.. Smith estah.
lished the new record in this match
Il. j. Stranahan Fargo defeated J.
Mandig, Dickinson 3-2 R. Ramsbot
tom. Fargo defeated c.. w. Nichols
Bismarck 3-2. VIM. Kostelecky, Dick
inson defeated S. L. Sheldon. Fargo
up It was necessary for these gen
tlemen to play the 18th hole to deter
mine the victor.
Local Lady Defeated
In the semi-fianls of the WQmen's
championship Mrs. A. D. Heaton, OF
Dickinson, defeated Mrs. S. D. Cook
Of Bismarck. Mrs Heaton will play in
the finals for the state title.
The second matches of the second
and third flights and the first matches
of the defeated eights were also being
played this afternoon.
The mems qualifying rounds ended
yesterday, From the. forty entries 16
qualified to play for the championship.
They are: j. w. Hintgen, Bismarck,
who carried off the honors yesterday
with score Of no on a Sc hole round
F. b. Cox, Bismarck 180, A. S. Bolster
Bismarck 1872 l.. E. ~Birdsell Bismarck
191, C. B. Little Bismarck 1SS, c.. F.
Bristol Fargo 176. H. H. Wooledee
Fargo 1S9, r. Ramsbottom Fargo 1856,
S. L. Sheldon Fargo 1870, VIM. Kos
telecky Dickinson 17S, J. Mandig Dick
inson 181, R. F. Smith Minot 172, e.
C. Stackhouse Bismarck 1S9, L. J.
Stranahan Fargo 191, C. Nichols Bis
n nY,v q 10
190
These men will compete for the
state championship beginning today.
The drawing for the first round were:
j. w. Hintgen VS.. G. 3. Little.
F. B. Cox VS.. w. ]. Lowe.
u: E. Birdstell VS.. A. S. Bolster.
c. E. Bristol VS.. C. E. StackhouseE
J. Mandig VS.. L. j. Stranahan.
R. Ramsbottom VS.. c. Nichols.
VIM. Kostelecky VS.. s. L. Sheldon.
The scores yesterday were very
good considering the bad wind the
players were forced to drive against.
Local Women Win
The winners in the women's champ
ionship yesterday were Mrs. S. D.
Cook and Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman of
this city, Mrs. A. D. Keaton of Dick
inson and Mrs. w. H. Magill of Fargo.
These women will play in the semi
finals today. Mrs. Cook is matched to
meet Mrs. Heaton while Mrs. Vesper-
man and Mrs. Magill will clash.
A second flight tournament has been
arranged for those men who failed to
Qualify in the championship flight.
All those who failed to score as low
as 1872 will compete in this Ntourna-
ment. The drawings for this meet
are:
Erdahl vs.. Tilloston.
E. Gross VS.. Thomas.
Magill VS.. Critchfield.
l.. Kostelecky VS.. Wemark.
Barnard VS.. knudson.
Hunter vs. Roquette.
! Heaton VS.. Kieth. ls
Gilman VS.. Rawlings I
These matches are also in progress
today. II
Yesterdays Score
The score made by each contestant
Yesterday in the Qualifying rounds
follows:
l.. Kostelecky, 1876; c. G. Mclean.
1913; G. B. Little, 1888; J. L. B. Thomas,
2l4; c. Nichols, 1872; B. Tilloston. POP;
r. Ramsbottom. 1856; H. H. Wooledge,
1S9; L. Birdsell, 191; S., l.. Sheldon,
1870; Guy Hunter. 1877; F. B. Cox. 1SO;
L. Hudson. 204; L. H. Gross, 1876; w.
j. Lowe, 100; VIM Kostelecky, IT'S;
Chas. E. Bristol, 176; L. J.tStranahan.
1871; A. S. Bolster, 1872; H. S. Barnard,
1876; A. D. Heaton. 202; L. R. Critch-
field. 21S; A. Erdahl, 1872; M. R. Keith,
234; G. A. Rawlings. 214; C. E. Stack
house, 1S9; J. Mandig, 1S1; Jack Hint
gen, ITO; Ray Smith, 172; W. B. Gil
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