South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-19
MANY PRIZES
FOR TOURNAMENT
Golf Enthusiasts Will Stage
Big Meet Next
Wednesday.

Eighty-ei prizes, OF total
value exceeding $4,000, are included
in the list for the invitation tourna-
ment which is to be held at the
South Bend Country club next We'd
nesday. June %. It was announced
Friday, when the prize list was COM
pleted. More than 140' entrants are
expected By II. c. Elmore. chairman
OF the event. This will be- by far the
largest event ever held by the
Chain-o Lakes club.
The qualifying round for the tour
nament will be an IS hole play, and
Will take place In the morning
Qualifying matches must be COM
pleted by 1890 o'clock, il is an
nounced, as the final round will be
gin at l o'clock. and all players will
be classed according TO their scores
in the qualifying round. Sixteen
players will constitute a class, and
there Will be as many classes as are
necessary 10 contain all the entrants.
Many Writers Coming.
That the coming tournament is
an event OF more than ordinary i'm
portance Is indicated by the an
nOuncement that a number OF golf
writer's, representing various sport
ing magazines and several newspa-
pers, are TO be present TO cover"
the tournament. Spauldings are 10
send some of their officials TO assist
in running Off the play.
The tournament is open 10 any
member Of the Christiana Country
club, Elkhart: Miami Country club,
club, Niles Country club,
or of the Chain-o'- Lakes club. En-
tries must be made by June %, II
is announced. II. &. Elmore, chair
man, or Bert Meyering. Chain-o'-
Lakes pro" will receive them.
The committee in charge Of the
tournament. in addition 10 Mr.. Ell
more, the chairman, is composed of
II. w. Eldredge, J. z. McGill, and
T.. e. whitehall.
The list of prizes 10 be offered,
which was comp leted Friday fol-
lows:
Platinum and gold cuff links.
Frank Mayr & Sons; p inch Shelf
field platter, c. X. Clauer; silver
cups. Studebaker corporation, San
ford B. Rugee. Robertson Bros; sill
yer cup. hammered. J. VI. Stude-
baker, III: silver cup stag handles,
j. NJ. Studebaker, jr.; silver pitcher,
A. Frank. South Bend Lathe Co;
35-5 South Bend casing, =. +. Stu
debaker for International India Rub
Der Co.; inner tube, Farneman *
Tascher; travelling auto tent, Mill
more Co; al piece auto lunch case,
Ellsworth's store: leather hand bag,
George Wyman & Co: ivory mill
tary brushes, Brandon-Durrell &
Co; wool golf cap, Adler Bros; auto
lunch kit, Bermans store; smokers
stand, George II. Wheelock.
Movie Tickets.
George Hines. manager of the Au-
ditorium theater, offers a prize OF
unusual character in a family lass
to the local movie house for the sea-
son of 1920-21. One dozen bass
oreno bats. South Bend Bait Co;
six suits underwear. Stephenson I'm
derwear mills; wool suiting for suit
and extra trousers. South Bend
Wooden company; six Wilson shirts
Wilson Bros: cedar chest. Hill-Hoel
Co; wicker arm chair. Heller Fur
niture Co; mahogany knitting stand,
Ries Furniture Co; Knox straw hat,
Samuel SpirO & Co. box of cigars,
South Bend Wholesale Grocery Co,
National Grocers, jacobson, Peter
son. Peltz and Kaufer, and HoCsier
Wholesale grocery; toilet set with
leather case, George Platner; S25
certificate. 3. b. Cleaners: thermos
bottle. r. c Reimold. safety razor
set Chard & Thompsett; auto spot
light, Howard Cranfll Co; so gal
ions high test gasoline. Gafll OIL
Co: one ton hard coal, Lontz 81 os.;
$40 certificate, Warner Bros; two
silk ties. Vernon Clothing Co; West
inghouse toaSter and stove, Electric
Service Co.; Il bottles toilet water.
Spencer Perfume Co; five pounds
fancy candy. Weber Candy Co.
An enlarged framed photograph OF
the club house is offered by the
Nelson Ault studio: a fountain pen
offered by the Frances shop and by
the futile corporation; union-alls.
Lee Mercantile Co; putter. Hyde
Lumber Co. gas heater. Northern
Iadiana Gas Co; book. Herr and
Herr; s25 certificate for laundry,