South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
LARGEST LIST OF
PLAYERS ENTERED
In CLUBS HISTORY
Valuable Sheffield Silver
Pieces Included in List of
Prizes Donated.

scheduled for wednesday at Chain
o Lakes viii bring together prac-
tlcally all the dyed-in-the-wOo golf
ers IN 81. Joseph valley and VIII at
tract the biggest field OF players ever
recorded for a golf tournament IN
this district.
All OF the association clubs will
be represented which includes the
Iaports County Club OF Lapor1e,
The Niles Buchanan Club, the Mia
mi Country club, ATishawaka; the
Chriscfana Country club. Elkhart.
the Berrien County club, ST Joseph,
Mich. and the South Bend Country
clubs.
The prizes for this tourney are pc
ing given By the merchants. banks
and business houses OF South Bend
and VIII DO Hhe finest list OF trophies
ever played for IN the valley. The
prizes Will be distributed equally
among the various classes 90 that
the players in tho z flight will have
Just es good an opportunity OF pull
ing down a handsome prize as the
players N the championship fight.
The course ~ being put IN top notch
condition by the grounds committee
for the wednesday event and some
good scores should be turned IN.
large list OF Stars
There should be a hot fight in the
championship fight for top honors
az all the crack players in the St
Joseph valley. with the exception OF
Dan Sanders viii be entered. Laporte
vii have Q. Taylor. Fisher. Smith.
MOrenus. Thomas, Cable Morrison,
W. Taylor and several others en-
tered ST Joseph will send her two
stars Campbell and Davidson and a
host OF others which Will include
F'ilstrup. steel. Manner. Starke.
PalenlSe. Olson, Gilogly and Nc
ConneH. ATishawaSa Will enter,
Moore, Williams Ahara, N<acLean,
Upper. Jernegan, Timmons. Frs
kline, Norman. Dodge, Gaylor. Car
yer. Smith. Shfdler and Mix Niles
buchanan viii SEND Cuddy, Johnson,
Owen. Tobin. White, Parker. Mac
Intosh. Plat. King, White, Plym
ard Clark. EIl<hart will be repre-
sented by r r. Kelly Sims. Adams
Flfc<fnger, Woolperr. Bassett. Sim
onton. AIberts. Parmeter. Kerner.
Beardsley and Hastings. South Bend
viii send a big portion OF its MEM
hers into the fray and Will be WEIR
represented IN all the classes. Many
local players are planning 10 play
holes early IN the morning then re-
turn 10 the city, going back IN the
afternoon 20 play the Is hole round
To Shoot - Holes
NJ. r. Kavanagh and his COM
mfttee decided at a meeting last
night 10 make a n hole event m
stead OF SO as first planned. Classr-
fcstion Of the players Will be de-
termined by their best nine hole
round made during the day The
sixteen lowest nine hole rounds will
be placed IN the championship
fight the next Is IN Glass a: the
next 16 In Class B and so on. the
total scores for the 2T holes are
then taken AZ the conclusion OF the
play and the final standings arrived
at. This has been found 70 be the
most satisfactory method OF con-
Quoting the play in the past invita-
tion tournaments ana VIII no doubt
find favor with the other clubs The
house and entertainment COMMITTEES
are making every preparation FOR
the comfort and pleasure OF the
visiting players and their families
and Il Is the hope or the club Of
ficials 20 make this event the mosy
successful ever held AZ the Chain o.
Lakes course Following IS the list
OF prizes already IN the hands OF
the committee.
Largo Prf1e list
Studebaker Corporation. Sheffield
silver tea set.
Naws-Times. Shefneld silver plat
ter
south Bend watch CO.. South
Pend watch.
J. NJ Studebaker. IT II. Sheffield
pitcher.
J. NJ Studebaker. IT III. Shelf
held silver platter.
Oliver Hotel. Shefieh vegetable
dish
South Bend Lathe Works, Shelf
field vegetable dish.
Calvin Clauer. Shemeld silver
vase.
Acme Mfg 90. cedar chest.
G.. p. Meyer & Sons. two steel
shafted golf clubs
Geo Odell, Odell casing.
Wilson Bros. six shirts. six suits