South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-03
GOLF TOURNEY FOR
STATE TITLE WILL
OPEN NEXT MONDAY
Large Number of Golf Stars
Will Shoot in State Tour
nament Here.

Golf enthusiasts throughout the
state Will focus their attention on
South Bend next Nonday when the
Indiana state Golf Tournament
opens al Chain o. Lakes. Practic-
ally all the crack players In the
state have heard the clarion call and
the report from state headquarters
indicates that the 1921 event is GO
|, ing 90 break all records for number
II entries Chain o. Lakes and its
fine natural hazards is largely re-
epOnsible for the increased entries.
Many players who are coming here
for the affair have played the local
course and on their return 90 their
home clubs praised it so highly thal
IL is only natural that "a lover az golf
wants 20 play the course.
There will be plenty Of competition
IN the chamr lonship flight with the
following men .u the lists Bobby
Resner. present state champion. j.
Simpson w. Narde1. r. Ayres w
3 Sparks. IT, Seilken. T.. Schaffcr,
Brownie Vance. E- Lennox. w. q.
Kramer. J. @. Patton, a. Byrnes. j.
J. Mossler. c. Taylor A. swasey. ii
=. Morerus. a. Lcdbcttcr. not 20
mention the local players.
south Bend Men Enter.
The South Bend men who have
made arrangements 90 compete .n
the state UP 10 the present time are.
Sanders, Whitehall, Farabaugh, He
sey. Webster. Rostiser. Campbell
DUNCAN, Harris. Eldrcdge. Beck.
Zigler. Bennett. Young. ". T. and
b G. jay. Ahara. Horton. Farneman
and ElmCrc. With this line mp In
[he field South Bend viii make the
down-staters step some i'm the vasi-
ouS classes TIE local boys have
ar excellent chance also of wiunine
the team prize. which goes 20 tn
club having the four lowest scores
IN the qualifying round.
The 81 players having the lowest
ecores in the qualifying round will
play in the championship flight. The
next ] 6 will play for the committee
cup, and the next 16 will play for
the good fellowship cup Then tho
players defeated In the first rounds
will fall into consolation matches
There are prizes for all the events
both 10 winners and runners-up.
ON Friday. Aug. -. there viii he
a special father and son tournament
the prize being donated by J. c.. Pat
ten Of Kok0mo. Local entries can
be made through Bert Meyering and
should be made at once. Drawings
will be made at the Hotel Oliver
Sunday evening at o'clock.
Arrangements Perfected.
Chairman T. w Young and his
committee have arranged all the lc-
tails for the handling of the visitors
and the following men viii act as
chairmen of the various committees.
House. 7. r Hardy. Transportat
G. l. ZiEler; Reservations, r. A
Hynes: Reception. G.. a. i'iscy.
Printing. Carl Hubbard; Lockers. I
C.. Harris. Publicity. II. O.. Eimore
Everything Will be i'm readiness a
the club for the opening. The new
terrace donated by A. r.. ErsNm'
will he completed and furnished
with the very latest iu wicker furn.
ture on Monday a subscriptoi
was made up among the loyal sup
porters OF the club who could hs
Neachcd and i'm a few hours the
fund 10 purchase tho wicker Yves
raised and the committee in charge
state that the furniture VIII lie a
the club ny Saturday. This new fea-
turc VIII add ereat'v 90 the appear
arre of the club AMI viii mean all
ditionaI comfort 10 the members am.
their guests.