South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
WOMEN GOLFERS
FROM SOUTH BEND
STAR AT ELKHART
Mrs ". X. Morrison Shoots
90 for First Prize-Others
Take Firsts.

South Bends galaxy OF women
golf stars 3ourneyed 20 the Mics
Buchanan goif club yesterday and
pulled down the biggest percentage
of the prizes offered In the invita-
tlOn tournament. which included
first and second place in the champ
ionshlp flight.
Mrs. W. X Morrison was again
the star OF the meet. her go winning
first place and a beautiful silver
rhermos pitcher. Mrs. Morrlsou's
4s going out barely kept her IN the
championship flight but she showed
her class ln the afternoon tIlt by
shooting a beautiful AZ giving her a
total OF 90. Mrs. o. w. Klnnison.
South Bend. tied with Mrs. White
~ Niles with scores OF o. Mrs Kin
nisons prize was a pair OF electric
candle sticks and Mrs Whites a
mahogany clock
Miss Laura Harris and Mrs. II. T..
Rostlser both Of South Bend tied
with Mrs. Walker Of ST. Joseph for
third place with scores OF 90. Miss
Harris won six silver tea spoons
Mrs. Rostiser "a sandwich tray and
Mrs Walker a box Of golf balls
Miss Harris and Mrs. Rostiser are
greatly improved golfers over last
year and their steady impr Jvement
viii make them strong cOntenders
OF the club and 81. Joseph Valley
championships In August and Sep
tember.
Mrs W. J. East. South Bend start
ed brilliantly with a 43 but could
not maintain her morning form
coming in with 81 for a total OF "a
winning a silver salt and pepper set.
Mrs. King OF Niles won the next
place and pocket fash light with
the score OF 96. Mrs. j. r. Reynolds
looked like a certain winner In the
qualifying round when she turned
with 43. but she got into strouble at
the ravine hole in the afternoon
round taking "a nine which boosted
her total for the day TO 81; her
prize was a gold pencil. Mrs. ST.
monton. OF EIzhart was the last
prize winner IN the championship
fight. her los getting her q pair OF
candle sticks.
First honors IN the class A flight
fell 20 Mrs. F1ickinger Of Elkhart
with 90. the prize being a golf sweat
er; Mrs r. i. Cooper. South Bend,
%. flower bowl; Mrs n. r. Kavan-
agh. South Bend 100. ice tea glass
es. AIRS. r. c. Campbell. St. Joseph.
101. box golf balls; Mrs. Gore, st.
Joseph, 102. Sandwich tray.
Mrs. owen of Niles. and Mrs
Grootfelt Of St. Joseph, tied for first
place in the class 3 flight, with lot
In the draw Mrs. owen won tho
silver gravy bowl. and Mrs. Groot-
felt a casserole. Mrs. T. r. Slick,
South Bend, los. box golf balls;
Mrs. Herring. St Joseph. LOG. cigar
ette bowl; Mrs. Carter. st. Joseph,
106, book rack.
South Bend captured first honors
in the class G. fight when Mrs. II
Schadt scored 1O9. winning an Elec-
trio lamp. Mrs Harter. ElkharJ
1Og. glass tray: Mrs. Suder. Misha-
waka. IA. salad dish: Mrs. RutRos-
kie, ia. silver tray; Mrs. LOwry
Niles. ia. box golf balls
Mrs. Beardsley Of E1khart, headed
the list I'm the class d flight. winning
a silver syrup pitcher with the score
OF 12O. Mrs. l. l. Porter OF South
Bend. playing her frst game IN two
years. was second with 121. winnins
a glass tray. Mrs. Simonton. ElR-
hart l23. sold pencil: Mrs Chap
man. 123 purse: Miss Dunbar. Mish-
awaka. 1G8. silver tea pot
a new St Joseph valley record 70,
number OF entries at a ladies' tour.
nament was made at the Niles-Buch-
anan tourney when SIS women toos
part This beats the record made
by South Bend IN June, by two en-
tries.