South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-22
F. E. Fisher Of Laporte Wins OLo
First In Largest Field of
Entries In History of Club
Elmore Loses by Two Strokes
Other South Bend Play
ers Win Flights.

BY playing three consistent rounds
or 41-4G-41 for a total OF 122. +. +.
Fisher OF Laporte. won first place
in the big invitation tournament
played yesterday a. the Chain o.
Lakes course. beating the biggest
field OF starters ever entered in a
St Joseph Valley golf contest.
The 146 players entered probably
establishes a record entra for the
state o. Indiana. With three rounds
OF 41-41-f1-124, H. Q. Elmore Of
South Bend was second. Elmore
had "a chance 20 win on the last few
holes but fell of ON his putting and
had 90 be content with second place.
Taylor Leads First Two.
Leading the field during the
morning session with Al and SO. G..
A Taylor Of Laporte. one Of the
best players in the state. had trouble
on the last round finishing with as
and giving him a total Of 125 and
taking third rrize. the Sheffield
platter donated by tho News Times.
Fishers prize was the Sheffield tea
set from the Studebaker corpora
ton, and ElmorC's prize tho leather
travelling bag from Ellsworth's.
w. r Kent. a young player from
St Joseph. who shows promise Of
becoming a great golfer was fourth
with 127. drawing the silver pitcher
donated by J. NJ Studehaker: o. r.
Hottie. the besj left handed player i'm
the Valley was fifth with 49, win
ming box OF balls; O. +. Cunning
ham, South Bend with 1S7 was sixth
winning the Berman golf bag. w. NJ.
Warner and r. ] Bennett Of South
Bend. and +. Morse Of Mishawaka
all tied for seventh place with scores
OF 1913, the prizes being two boxes
OF balls and box Of cigars; d. +.
Thomas Of LapOrte and f. IT. Ahara
OF Mishswak tied for the next
place with scores Of 1874. the former
winning a box Of cigars and the
latter Wilson shirts; r. =. Kelly,
Elkhart and NJ. NJ. MacLean. Misha-
waka. tied for the next place with
scores Of 135. the prizes being Will
son shirts and box OF balls; r c.
Campbell. St. Joseph. 1877. pair
Livingston Knockers: 7. Romine,
South Bend 137. Knox hat from
Splro's. All the Players In the
championship flight drew prizes.
Hisey Wins First.
G. A. Hisey Of South Bend won
first In the class A flight when he
turned in a score of 137 winning
the Acme cedar chest; IT. ". FL
dredge. South Bend, was second
with 137. drawing the Sheffield plat
ter donated by ]. NJ Studebaker Jr.
III: o. Romine. Sol tn Bend. third
with 1877. winning the Howard Gran
NJ spot light T hese three players
finished in the championship flight
and tied with Campbell and L.
Romine but i'm the draw went 70 the
tor OF the fight.
7. IT. CLANCY, Laporte. was fourth
with 13s winning a box of balls;
Other players who scored 1873 were,
DR.. Q. G.. Terry T.. c. Harris. p. u.
Coon all oE South Bend. NJ ". NIL
Ter, LapOrte\ c. Stephenson and L.
Kerner OF EN1hart. both had scores
Of 40; + F. Herring. NJ. r. Camp
bell and @. 7. Hager Of South Bend.
F. Kelly. +. VI Sims and T. l.
Simonton all Of Elkhart were next
with scores of al.
". IT. Hagerty. Of Elkhart,- cap
tured first place i'm the Sass p
fight with 141, winning the Wvman
auto robe; NJ r. Kavanagh, IT. r.
Marshall. South Bend. and F. w
Adams. E,khart. were all tied for
second place with 142. the prizes be-
inG box OF balls. the oliver Hotel
Sheffield dish and Wilson Shirts. T..
A Hynes. South Bend, r. f. Jerne-
gan. Mishawaka. and B. .. House
worth. Elkhart. were next with
scores Of 143. J. Riford. Z c. Fills
trup, St. Joseph, and G. L. Zigler
and II. L. Cooper. South Bend all
had scores of 144. b. 7. Russell. La
porte. las; IT. F. Rostiser. South
BEND. 145: J. L. Nidgley South
Bend. 145; 7 NeT. South Bend. I46;
r. NJ Woolpert. Elkhart lat.
First honors I'm Glass G went 10
South Bend when s. r. Dunnock
came home with a score Of 147. win
ming the Shefheld dish donated by
the South Bend Lathe Woks. c..
Atkins. Elkhart. second with 147.
drawing the Sheffield flower basket
from Clauer's. J. ". Kaufer and E
W. Young tied FOR third place with