Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-28

, nine and one under is for his home
ward trip.
Good Program In Florida
An interesting program for the
| winter months has been arranged at
the Belleair Country club at Belleair,
Fla. The first of these is the annual
January tournament, January Is to 10,
in which a gold medal will be offered
for the leader in the qualifying round,
q silver prize to the winner of each
fight and to the runner-up in the first
division, and for the beaten Fights. The
women's January tournament is sched-
uled for January 20 to February 1.
with a putting competition for the
members of the fair sex on February 3.
On February 10 the east VS. west
match will be held, while the Belleair
senior event is listed at eighteen
holes for February 10.
! There viii be a mike putting tour
nameat on February II, with a Wash
ington's birthday tournament Febru-
airy 10 to %, a mixed foursome tourna-
ment February rs. the women's cham
pionship on March 5 to o, and the
West Coast open championship March
16 to IS. This meeting is one that
attracts the cream of the professional
talent, and last year Walter Hagan.
the British open champion, had his
name engraved IN the plant trophy.
The eight leaders in this competition
receive cash prizes.
The Belleair amateur championship
will get under way March 10 to %,
several sixteens being provided for.
while a season event, in the form of
woman's ringer tournament, is listed
from January 16 to March %.
Many Plums al New York
Golfers of the metropolitan New
York district are going to have their
full share of the plums of the links
with the addition of the national
women's championship to the schedule
for the coming season. The announce
ment made recently that the women
would play for the blue ribbon of the
country over the course of the West
chester BiFtmore Country club was
hailed with delight by the followers of
the sport, who have been keen to see
a national event staged here again.
The women's championship will be
held on the west COURSE at Rye, where
Miss Glenna Collett won the eastern
championship this year. She holds the
record there of 10, made in the course
of a match with James Gilmore. In her
way 10 the Willing Oh tue cup lOE the
eastern title she was always shooting
close to so. and should be familiar
enough with the layout to add the
national event to her list of victories
for the second time. Word of the selec-
ton of the course as received from
Mrs. David Gaut, of Memphis, Tenn,
the western champion, who is chair
man of the tournament committee.
The Observation-Disclosures course
Immediately found favor with the
women players when they were up
there last year for the Eastern event.
Not only was the course to their liking,
but the social activities were a big
attraction. Tommy Armour, the secre-
tary of the MISUNDERSTANDING
club, who is very popular with the fair
sex, was largely responsible in getting
the tournament for this district, The
last time the national event was staged
for women within radius Of city hall
was in 1921. when Miss Marion Hol-
Inns won from Miss Alexa Stirling at
the Hollywood Country club, and it
was thought that it would be u long
time before the event would come
back here. Previous to this the ma
tional competition had not been played
near here since 1914. when Mrs, H.
Arnold jackson was the winner at the
Nassau Country club.