The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
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By AIkX e. ROSE
EAsifngtou's grand cprm31g -
trn~t~d big nftendances 90 the Blneh !
river eour~~ last weck ~pd. and on0-
petition for the various prisrs -
vevy kern.
Tea ksnd.es sssexed 'sAe -
Kro~s" and 7. y. ke~shsw "t1.s -
Set heaor~ In tire SATURDAY evuuoa
Mrs Hampton proved her supersss-
isy amongst the lady golfers. 80
rompcd home an easy winner.
Claire 6stswoid. Pacific Ncrthwsse
amai~ur champion. who re-s.ny
Joined the darlington club. turned In
~ss" on sunday. winning the bsse
gro<<' medal. The b<~1 ME-
so-s-.e-by Dim far3~. eopOrd .
prirc. Nelson Parker. the club se-
Rotary. ai-o got his .hsre Of the
spolis wh~n he took m even dssea
shot. IN one hole. A monkey" prtse
was put up foe the player whe sosk
the largest number Of strokea - ~
ono hole. Nelson won ea~ily-ss
least he Wa the cniy one thAs
showed double figures.
In IN. second half Of the - hole home
snd-home match between the Seattle ard
tho Waveriy clubs played on the local
course last Saturday. the former squad
carried off the honor by . ss-tc-.7
score. but In the Grand total the Oregon
boys are 20 points to the good. having
defeated Seattle on THE waverfy links
last fall by 20 to 9. The walter J.
burns trophy 10 nov missing from the
msntelpiece Of the North Bnd clubhouse.
Dixie" Fieager. club champion, and
Bob tombstone. professional OF the Seat
tie club. paired off In a best ball only
match OF ss holes last Sunday against
DR.. c. +. willing and BIN Hanley. club
champion and waverly pro-" respective
~. The result was never In doubt. A.
pixi, and Bob wer. on the top OF their
game by M and to play. The match
was played on the North End course and
attracted quite large gallery OF golf
fans.
The darlington team win starr NJ
seasons schedule tomorrow In he
own hack yard" when u hooks NJ
with the strouK Aggregation from tho
Tacoma Ccnntry club The match
will BE- IN is-hcse affair. With
point on each nine and one - the
full rcund. The return match VIII hs
20.
with the cxeeptionsof Blair and Pow
err. who tied In their first attempt -
nusi goif tournament OF the seattle
school teachers Rsisden. who sprung
the surpfise OF the competition by . win
over Cassidy. viii meet the winner Of
the Biair-Powers match. Cooper Ard
Dwan entered the semi-final stage hy
defeating Mekeenan aud Porter, respee-
lively,
Work on the construction OF the In
glewood course is going along at the rate
Of ''2s stumps to n shot" At least. thsf's
the way Jim Blake and a party Of mem
hcrs witnessed the blasting when they
took trip out Englewood way last Wed
nesday. Five fairvsays-i<. is, ts. II end
is-sre now ready for the piov and
Everything Is coming along in fine style.
construction work OF the shaunessy
Heights (Vancouver) course u nov eu-
peryisiug at Englewocd.
Tho Seattle Eiks are getting ready for
their annual golf handicap tournament.
anu capt Gene Hsttou says II win be :
record breaker in the number Of ocn-
testants and prizes. Entries must b In
on or before May 90, and Gene has
rustied up is prizes for the Bills to shoot
for, The tournament COMMITTEES COM
pr'ses the following well known Scotch
confetti ficnds: Gene Hatton (chairnan).
W. A. Blair. II. Calohan. A Schofield
and c. A. Reynolds.
Jefferson Park club members have
until tomorrow night TO play off their
matches In the first round Of the
championship or flights tournament.
One week ending Sunday IL allowed
for each succeeding round. a. J.
scho~phoe~ter. j. Snoddy and u. l..
Order have bcen placed in charge u
play In their respective flights.
Billy Patterson and the rest Of the
Aberdeen team OF golfors--some rs In all
will be the guests of tho Seattle club
team In the first half of the clubs an
nual homeland homo match next satar-
day.