Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-27
GOLF TOURNEY
EXCLUSIVELY A
FARGO AFFAIR
Four Players in Sesni-F Finals
Today From That
City
Lovejoy Eliminated By
Rainsbottom Yester-
day Afternoon

Fargo, n. D., July Pr. r. Barn
ard, Patrick Rarnsbottom, G. f. Brls-
toll and DR.. r. W. Pete, all Of Fargo.
will play in the semi-f1nals of the
state amateur golf tournament on the
links of the Fargo Country club to-
day as result of paly in the first and
second rounds Wednesday. Jack Hint
bottom in their match Wednesday
afternoon, DIR. Pote put Martin out of
running and Bristol defeated Rich
ardson.
Gene Lovejoy, the only Grand
Forks player to weather the first
bottom in their match this afternoon,
DR.. Pote put Martin out Of running
and Bristol defeated Richardson.
Morning Play.
Morning play accounted for the de-
feat of 2. B. Cox of Bismarck. James
Barrett and w. K. Ninmo Of Devils
Lake. Aubrey Lawrence, L.. J Stran-
ahan, L. l.. Twichell, Thomas B. Hull,
and j. E. Rockwell.
DIR Pote eliminated E. B. Cox. who
a been looked upon as one of the
strong contenders for the title. four
and two.
E 1Io HISl IOunQ 1OunU the men ali
even. At the sixth hole. Cox was two
up. Pote winning the seventh and
eighth. Every hole except the ninth
on the first round was won by one or
the other of the players.
On the second round Cox had a
beautiful drive off the tenth. His
brassie was into the bunker. and his
first shot out was out of bounds. He
finished with a seven against Pote's
five. Pote made it two up by winning
the 18th. added another on the 18th
and ended the match on the 10th
when Cox put for a five, trimmed the
cup and he had to take a six against
Pote's five.
Lawrence Furnishes Sensation.
Jack Hintgen, state champion, wat
given a real contest by Aubrey Lawr-
ence who carried the title holder to
the 18th green. Lawrence was one
up when they teed off for the 18th
hole. Hintgen, by a beautiful ap-
proach. was on the green Of the $40
yard hole in three. Lawrence wa
difficulty in five, and Hintgen had
the hole.
On the 18th hole, both players were
9 next to the green on their drive.
Lawrence's approach was short,
While Hintgen laid the ball dead to
the cup and won the hole and match
Nth a par three. Lawrence furn-
@tshed the sensation Of the day by his
play.
r. T. Barnard defeated L. L.
#TEwichell in the first round by 6 to 5,
q steady playing Of Barnard put
ting him in front.
Lovejoy Beats Hull.
Eugene Lovejoy of Grand Forks
came through his match one up, elm
mating Tom Hull Of Fargo. Lovejoy
shot two AIS, while Hull shot a 40 and
= 10. u was one up at the first
round. gaining the advantage by win
ming the first hole with a four against
& Lovejoy's five. and the seventh with
joys par three on the ninth was
4 good enough to win. On the second
round, Lovejoy evened the match by
shooting a four On the three par 14th
hole, while Hull was obliged to take
Two over par after driving short and
n into the trap. Lovejoy took
the 18th and Hull was Obliged to take
w over par after driving short and
pitching into che trap. Lovejoy took
the 18th and Hull evened the match
. on the 18th. Lovejoy. shooting a
birdie five on the 18th hole, when ne
was lying beside the green in three,
approached dead to the cup and sunk
- ASAe oAlC save MIN the margin
tnat was necessary to win. the play
y sfs having the 18th with four each.
Bristol and Stranahan Meet.
e. r. Bristol and L. J.. Stranahan,
Oldtime stars of the Fargo club. met
Ia the first round with Bristol the
winner, 2 and 1. Bristol shot a AZ the
nrst round against Stranahan's a..
but came to the 10th tee only one
down. Bristol's sever on the par 4
Mrst hole. and his 6 on the par 3 fifth
mole. for his high medal
+ score.
John Martin beat J. E., Rockwell
With Martin having everything his
NJ way. The match ended I to 6.
Seth Richardson of Fargo came
through the first round with a VIC
tory over James Barrett Of Devils
in splendid form.
Patrick Ramsbottom Of Fargo sur
vived the early play in the cham
pionship fight by disposing OF ". X.
NifaI1o Of Devils Lake, 2 to l..
y b second flight the survivors
Sf h morning play were Wooledge,
EWing. Critchfeld. McNair. K Oar
row and Wheelock. who won, their
games and Stevens and Sperra. who
#Atate.
A big feature Of the tournament vii,
BE- the match between the FIVE profess
eaofA1s OF the state to be played to-
morrow.
John Reuter-, Jr., Of Dickinson. o.
n Chaplin of Grand Forks. Lincoln
HeyyAtt Of Valley City, Walter Sedey
80 jamestown, and Dave Valentine of
Fargo will be the players.
%A5pufSe Of 500 has been hung m
{ Tor The event, the money to be df-
Stded $50 to the winner, $50 to second
IND 9z0ato third.
A6wAft and Bedsv arrived IN the
d6fky Monday. for the tournament;
gS1 &esltsr mary times state amateur
dkyxSand Chaplin arrived this after