Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
lulu GOLFERS TRIM
HARRISBURG SHRINE
Imperial Potentate w. Freeland
Kendrick Leads Attack With
Victory Over Davenport
AFFAIR VOTED A SUCCESS

The golfng Lochinvdrs of the Zembo
Shrine in Harrisburg came galloping
out of the West into Philadelphia yes
terday all set to trim their fellows of
Lu Lu. but fell before the local club
swingers with dull and ghnstly thud.
Headed by Freeland Kendrick. Charley
DOclp and Sam Bennett. the l.u l.,is
not merely defeated but crushed the
visitors.
The imperial potentata was pitted
against the Zembo star. Noble Daven-
mort. and to the astonishmcnt OF every
one Kendrick sent his supposedly more
experienced rival down to defeat by the
lopsiiled count Of o up and 8 to play.
The other locals. inspired by his flash
ing start. swung into action and all but
two Of them won their matches. Ihe
final score was ia to 3h.
After all. conquest was not the pro .
pelling thought behind the battle. 1t
was good fellowship. and at the dinner
after the tournament the strain OF com :
petition was eased by the jolliesst friend .
ship and the happiest atmosphere that
the Edge Hill club has ever seen.
This affair was so unanimously roteu
success that the Philadelphia Shrincrs
will journey to Harrisburg on August
to taste of the Capital City hospitality
and to attempt the duplication OF the't
successful campaign yesterday.
They also have arranged for n tour
nament to be staged Mt the Lu L' lem
ple Country Club some time IN Aueus
between the Temples from four cities
1t will be- best ball match. with man
from each Temple in every fOursome.
Mere words are pallid and poorly dc'
scrintive. Three dictionaries ana .
Roeet's Thesaurus do not contain SUI
fcient phrases to measure the enthNSi.
osm that Yesterdays tournament anf
the scheduled ones have stirred up II
the breast Of the Lu Lu golfers. 49,
Low scores were not numerous "
Yesterdays matches. but scores me'c'
indicate the intensity OF compeut,oh
| What though most Of the cards turh.t
in measured up to the late e'gnli's IN.
the early nineties. The battle was Eerl
and 1t went to the best men. E''h '"'
Zembo folks admitted that.
The Lu Lu Professional
The Shriners have an interesting mH'
as their mountaineering assoc
from his golfng record, which rates MN
high in his profession.
Harry Naylor comes of a golfing lem
;ly. his daddy having been boss at TN
Wcst Lancaster Golf Club in Liver
pool. and it is current gossip that finrr!
rried for n niblick when he was three
days old. At fifteen he qMalihed IN th'
Scottish championship. When the wal
clouds darkencd England's skies Nay
lar Joined the British army ana served
in the Mechanical TRANSPORT; larg'
mart of the time in Egypt and Palestine
When he was given his discharge hf
Ind ohout given up the idea of earning
his living at golf. for he. hadn't had q
stick in his hand for close to sever
veors Then Frank COltart. the pro-
fessionol at the Philadelphia Country
club. coblcd him that there was an
opening IN this country.
Nrylor packed his trunk. tied up his
sticks and sailed at once. Ihat wn'
sixteen months ago. lie went 10 th'
Country Club Mt first. and some three
months ago secured his present perth ~
In nreriaration for the Philadelphia
omen Nnylor has been tuning up on tht
! home links and mt other clubs. \ couple
NJ deys ago he played n four ball match
ot Merim with COltart. Jim Edmund
son and Grant. and shot splendid golf
COltart was the star Of the day, now
over. and went two rounds IN better
than los.
They are still talking out at Iu Ut
about A. Il. Eaton's feat Of shooting the
4l2- yard fifth hole in two.
Charley Doelp leads the Walker Cur
competition with the low gross score OF
Al. =. II. Stuckley.. with an 81: 4
close on his heels. with Charley Lint
and Chris Weber carrying in the low
net scores. link. with q Il hnndi
can. had n card of 20. and Weber, a 27'
handicap man. u.