South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-22

from Adler Bros. ard a box of balls;
@ =. Flickinger Elkhart. 14S; q. A.
Farabaugh. South Bend. $50: r. F..
Bettles,- LapOrte. $50; +. II Morri-
son, Laporte. 100: p A. Baker. La
porte. $50; =. c.. Starke. St Joe.
151; d. A. Mcintosh. Niles. ISL: w.
II. Rough. Eikhart. ISL: ]. W. KEEL
lar, Mishawaka ISL; r. S Parmat-
err, Elkhart, ISL; II. +. Bucklin,
Elkhart. ISL: Mr.. Bucklin, scored a
I on his first round when he holed
out from the tee on the fourth hole.
BY reason Of his feat he was given
the silk umbrella donated by Bran
don-Durrell Mr. Bucklin Will also
receive various prizes from the dit
ferent manufacturers OF golf equip
ment.
South Bend again forged to the
front when DR.. y. K. Splitter won
first prize in the Glass . flight with
152 winning the South Bend Watch;
". S. Fisher. Laporte. 1872, was Sec
ond, his prize being the bronze book
ends from Robertson's: F. S. Chris
man, South Bend 153. golf club: c.
Sonneborn, Laporte, 154, Max Ad-
Ter shirt; r W. Ersi5ine. Mishawaka.
l55: G. NJ Lontz. South Bend. 1855;
F. 2. Sham.bleau South Bend 1856;
/ w. Vawter. St Joe. G. J. Oltson.
South Bend, G. Pratt, jr.. Elkhart,
W. II. Upper, Mishawaka. ]. NJ.
Ulen, Laporte. and w J. Schult.
/ Elkhart, all had scores Of 1877; L.
Platt Niles. T. II. Normand, Mish>
awake, and ]. p. McGill, South
Bend. 15S.
Laporte took first place IN the
Glass r. fight when G.. w. Iverson
scored 15s winning the silver flower
basket from F. Mayr and Son; NJ z.
Hoskaw Elkhart. 1853. box cigars:
W. J. East. South Bend 1873: Will
son shirts; A. Wasser. Laporte, 15s.
box balls; c. C. Terry. jr. South
/ Bend, 159: f. J. Lent, South Bend.
100; L. c. Vanderlip. Elkhart. $50:
r. King. Niles, 161; A. F First
\ Mishawaka. ISL: j. o. Sackman.
/ Mishawaka. 161: c. B Isbel. Elk
/ hart, 49, w Dennis. South Bend.
! ISL: +. Wambaugh. Elkhart, 1862;
]. A. White. Niles. 1853; o ]. Lam
/ biotte. Mishawaka, 1853: DR. r. F.
Lucas. South Bend, 1853
One of the Elkhart entries finish
ed first in the class +. flight. C. E.
/ Jackson. 163 being the lucky win
ner. his prize being a box of balls
II. Greiger of South Bend was sec
ond with 164. winning the golf club;
A. III. SUhrI Mishawaka. 165. Wilson
shirts; c. Zeisel. Elkhart. I65, shirts
II. c. Kinds, South Bend, los; +.
II. Miller. South Bend, 1855: r War
ner. South Bend. 166: J. W Shind-
Ter, Mishawaka, I66: ID. L. McCol-
lum, Mishawaka. 166: r. Robertson.
Mishawaka. 167; II. NJ Beamer.
Mishawaka, les; b. W. Grandstaff.
L.aPorte. 16s; z. Alexander. Laporte.
les. c. II. Miller. Mlshawaka, 1863:
J. G. Grimm. South Bend, 169 B.
Beardsley. Elkhart, 169
d. II. Eldridge Of South Bend took
first place in the class G flight with
10 winning the case of grape Juice
from the South Bend Wholesale
Grocery Co. J. W. Riford. St. Joseph.
113. pair Vernon Co. Knockers X.
Sonneborne. Laporte. 173. box balls;
o. W. Hasley. Niles 173, box balls:
= Brown. St. Joseph. 173, South
Bend Toy wagon: J. A. Varier. South
Bend, ia; ]. G. Wallick. Elkhart.
~; +. France. South Bend. 177:
G. Lentz, South Bend. 179; c. ].
Ash. South Bend. 179: H McVlcker.
South Bend. l79; r. Scamehorn,
Niles, 179: r. w. Gaylor Mlsha-
waka. $50; T. r. Slick. South Bend.
$50. = r. sheldon Laporte. 1872:
W c. Winkler. Laporte lS3; ". II.
Hull St Joseph. ls9
W. c. Sibley. another South Bend
player captured first place in the
Class F flight with 1S3. winning a
box Of balls: II. Scherer Niles. 1S5.
box OF balls; E. W Grouse. South
I Bend. 1S6 box OF balls. A r. Glass.
s. Joseph. Isl. pencil sharpener:
+. Maritime. s.. Joseph. IS7; Q. J.
Jackson. South Bend. 1s7: DIT. w. II.
Baker. South Bend, IS7: z Cress.
St Joseph. 19I; R Newland. St
Joseph, 19S; DR. J. s. Iavengood.
South Bend 1873, l. Hutchins, South
Bend. 209; X Glough s.. Joseph.
/ 212; +. T Newland. s.. Joseph. 2I5.
I The golf balls were donated BY the
| ST. Joseph Bank; The American
! Trust Co.; The Merchants Bank The
Citizens Bank. The Farmers Trust
/ Co. First National Bank. Union
Trust Co.. The Tribune. Indiana
/ Electric Co. Northern Indiana Gas
and Electric Co. The Clinic. c. C
Shafer. McHenry- Milhouse. The
cigars by Jacobson Peterson Peltz
and Kaufer The National Grocery
Co. and the Hoosier Wholesale
/ Grocery Co.
NJ. r Kaysnagh and his committee
received the congratulations OF the
local and visiting players for an ex-
cellent day OF golf and pronounced
the meet the most successful IN the
history OF the club The day was
ideal for golf and but for a high
north wind some excellent scores
m!sht have been recorded.
Bert Meyer!ng. the club profess
slonal was in charge OF the starting
OF the players and was assisted By
Mrs. II. I. Rosuser and Miss Laura
Harris