Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-04
NORTH HILLS PLAYS
W0ODBURYG0LFERS
Drawn In PIay-off to Enter
Suburban Semi-FinaI Round.
cedarbrook Plays Winner
LOCAL CLUBS BUSY TODAY
BY SANDY McNIRLICK

North tilll and woodbury. play OFF
today for the honor of entering the
semi final round for the team golf
Championship of the Suburban League.
Ihey compete on home and home
courses. the same as in the matches
which have led up to all this.
The league Is divided into five divi-
sions with four teams to a division. The
name of the winner in each division
went into a hat. the two drawn out
being North Hills and Woodbury..
These teams play off today in order to
leave but four teams in the semi
finals.
North Hills won Division A with 80
points; Cedarbrook won G with 80 !;
Woodbury. d, with "a, and Aronimink
won Division E, with 33% points, ac-
cording to available figures.
The semi finals will be played on
Wednesday. Cedarbrook Is drawn
against the winner Of today's tussle,
and Aronimink plays the winner Of
Division B.
No Report
thereby hangs tale of the pheasant
time had" by secretary of n district
golf association. For no report was
turned in on the result of the second
half of the match between Llanerch
and Torresdale at LlanerCh.
All of Frank Warmers efforts to de-
termine the points scored there, have
been in vain so far. Statistics gathered
to date show that Llanerch has 90 points
to Lansdowne's 29R. If Llanerch
scored against Torresdale at Lanerch,
then Llanerch wins Division B. There
fore an official at that classic Is
earnestly requested to report to the
district golf Office with the data, now
or sooner.
1t is to be noted in today's match
that North Hills Is the present cham
pion of the league and Woodbury. has
held the honor. Some highly inter
esting golf should, therefore, he played.
Busy Day
The action Mt most Of the local clubs
will be of the usual vivid week end
variety. Lansdowne, Llanerch and
Bala will all hold qualifying rounds
this afternoon for various cups. The
first named club starts its annual spring
tourney, at Llanerch, the President S
CUP tempts club members to their best,
and the William II. Wilson Cup at
Rala is sufficient to attract large field
there in the elimination round today.
The environs Of Wallingford will
ring this afternoon to the tune of the
bali barrage when Wilmington's golfins
platoons meet Springhaven on the lat
ter's links in a team match. Hunt
ingdon Valley and Merton are con-
tinuing match play for their respective
club titles, Riverton is winding up
two round tourney, Overlook is stag
ing handicap medal play against pal
| and so on down the list.
A fine score was made at Stentor
this week by George Griffin, who use
to be with Jack McDermott at Atlantit
City. But for I on the par foul
second hole, where his approach sh0'
went out of bounds, Griffin would have
had a 80. Griffin is one OF the veteran
pros hereabouts, having held berths a
ReIfeId and in the Poconos, among
others.
Fine Round
He's on the top Of his games thes'
dovs, as can be judged from his rounc
at Stenton. Here's his card:
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II is said that sixty-fve entric
have already been received for the Am
bassador Cup invitation golf tourna
mcnt for women to be played June j.
to June 1S inclusive over the North
field course Of the Country Club, 0
I.I AtIantic City. Mrs. Caleb F.. Fox
Philadelphia, fhipniei and Miss Fannie c
Osgood, Boston, are two OF the mos mos
nrominent players named among thos
Il" There % will be cups for the first
second third and fourth eights, with
medal for the best gross score In tn
qualifying round.