The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-11

Echo trophy, sixteen next for Associa-
ton cup, and the sixteen next for the
| Solace trophy
First round matches in all consola-
| lions and for non-qualifiers will be
| Wednesday. Finals in the trophy
competitions and consultations classes
will be played Friday.
The entry list closed with a repre-
| trants were Mrs. Melvin Jones of Chi
| cago, present champion, and Mrs. ].
| W. Douglass, also of Chicago, last
| years runner-up.
A number of social events are on
the program, and in view of the fact
! usual custom for the association to
hold the event outside of Chicago,
| elaborate plans have been made to en-
| terrain the players.
The entrants include Mrs. Hatha-
way Watson. president of the associa-
ton. Mrs. Farlan H. Ball. Mrs. H. L.
Monroe, Mrs. G. B. Burrage, Miss
Carrie Kuhnert, Mrs. A. H. Sanders,
| Mr.. B. H. Barnett, Mrs. John Gowan
| Stobo, Mrs. K. r. Kasson, Mrs. E. E.
Harwood, Mrs. Douglass and Mrs.
Jones' all of Chicago; Miss Miriam
Burns, and Mrs. Robert Greenlease of
| Kansas City Mo-; Mrs. Louis Forman.
Mrs. NJ. J. Capen, Mrs. Louise Gaily,
and Mrs. Florence Hoolit of Bloom
| ington, ILL.,; Mrs. H. D. Sterret, Hut
| Crimson,
Wichita Kan; Miss Florence Halloran.
| Salt Lake City, Utah; Mrs: Dave Gaut,
Memphis, Tenn; Miss Adele Ludlow,
Madison, Wis; Miss Jeanette Kinney,
/ Cleveland, O.; Miss Frances Hatfield,
Milwaukee Wis; Mrs. John Morley,
GAINESVILLE, Wis, and Mrs. Harry d.
Hammond, indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Ludlow is Northern Wisconsin
champion, and the Mesdames Ham
mond, Harris, Morley, Greenlease, and
the Misses Burns, Hadfield and Kin
ney were semifinalists in the assoc3a-
tons tournament last year.
Two of the favorite possibilities in
the city golf championship were elm
mated in the first brackets ended
Sunday when George w. Snyder and
Dr. George H. Allen of the Country
club, the latter a former club cham
pion, We're defeated by Jack Crow
of Shawnee and E. E. Sallee of the
Country club.
The Snyder-Crow match was looked
upon as one of the hardest fights of
the tournament but the defeat of
DR.. Allen was surprise. Allen leaves
for a European trip soon, however,
and his defeat prevents a default in
the future Gene SaIlee played per-
feet golf in his victory over Allen and
deserves the honors he won.
Jack Crows pitch and run game
won from George Snyder. Snyder's
long game was most satisfactory but
Crow always has been up to the pin
inside his opponents on a shot that
he has developed into a winner for
the last thYee years. Snyder was
overrunning the pin on his approaches
while Crow was deadly.
Dan Studdard of Shawnee took w.
D. Updegraff to a trimming 80. 1t
was a close hard fought match with
ri of
his greenl work. Ellis Sumey of
Shawnee defeated Ivan Dibble of the
Country club 4-3. Dick Alden OF the
Country club lost to V. F. Robey of
Homer B. Fink of the Country club
were matched, Hobart winning ga.
AS a result of the first round six
Country club contestants for the city
championship were eliminated-Allen.
| Felix, Kistler and Alderman won
ferro, McGrath and Butts. The
Alderman win over Butts was a real
battle.
| The first bracket leaves only five
| Country club players in the running
| Felix, Kistler, Alderman, Sallee and
Hobart. Eleven Shawnee members
made the grade.
OF the two CountrX<elub stars, Felix
and Hobart are winners of former city
championship Journeys.
The results of the first round:
I. w. Felix, defeated Don Taliaferro,
4-3.
E. E. sallet defeated DR.. e. H. Alien,
2 up.
Monte Kistlerf defeated H. B. Nc
Gfath, 42.
E. c. Whitaker defeated F. A. Scott,
| 81.
Ellis sumey defeated I. W. Dibble,
4-3
W. T. stinson defeated s. e. Will
cuts, rs.
Pete Middleton defeated A I Dol
ing, 5-4.
Warren Bailey defeated ]. W. Rip
ley. rs.
D. W. studdard defeated W. D. Up
degraff, 80.
o. w. Doing defeated W. H. Bird
V. F. Robey defeated T. D. Alden
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F. I. sipp defeated A. E. Wilson
DR.. w. K. Hobart defeated H B
Fink, 5-4.
F. B. Alderman defeated Oscar
Butts, 4-3.
| Jack Crow defeated George w
Snyder, Az.
Summer golf passed away officially
Sunday when the Shawnees and Coun.
| try club courses were filled with play
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and heavy Knockers. The cold north
wind chilled hundreds of puts during
the day.
The defeat of Chick Evans by
Jesse Sweetser in the finals of the ma
tional amateur golf tournament wa:
a disappointment to most Topeks
golfers who always have held Evan:
as the premier amateur of the coun.
try today.
Vacations are over and Aides day
events at the Shawnee and Country
clubs tomorrow undoubtedly will bs
well attended.
Dana Davis of the Country cluI
hasssolVed No. 8 hole. He has a spo
Just short of the brook on his second
shot that never fails him. From thi
point he has a clear long pitch to tn
green. He never let's out for tina
ditch" complains his steady opponent
John Fleishman. mo matter wher'
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