Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
|RSEX GOLFS
|AM|N0RLEACUES
nachss Today in Suburban,
allingford and Association
Divisions
nEEN VALLEY IS PRIME
! By SANDY McNIBLICk

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* aE womens club team golf matches
u Sntinue this afternoon in the
III 5Or'' leagues. No matches are
lauled in the Philadelphia Cup di-
A fon. embiematic Of the city team
1: on1nionship.
( ~ 13ot' the little league battle is as stern
IN hectic as any biz championship.
f1hilmont First leads the Suburban,
u second division, with no team de-
4 Mats and a record Of seventeen matches
won, three lost. 1t Is expected to fatten
this afternoon on Bala, which trails the
4 league, but things are never that GER
min In golf as past matches nave Shown.
Whitemarsh presses close to Phiimont'
s w az, ~ isvtorV is..ar .oan, 70 verv strong.
isIf was heaten decisiyely in only one
match, the Others being discouraging
SsI defeat ST. Dnvids is still in the
4r,,s,n ,nins ond IL ,lue for an even struggle
fSis n nffcrnoon against Woodbury..
Tn the third division, three cor
nered struggle is on between Cedar.
brook. Huntington Valley Second and
Merton Second. All three have suffered
oNA match defeat. according to the
fIble Of statistics. All three have hard
matches this afternoon. This is the
Wallinsford League.
K IS In the Association Cup division.
cnlnh Mills. which started as n ram
rSrt fovorite. plays Spring Haven.
Cninh Mills should win, but It has al
nesss rs NO .'sure thing today. Over
h,s,oi Socond 10 the main other con-
x"n,,or In This lengue. This team draws
A 7 hive fodoy. Wilmington is up there
srJ r,ays In Lu. which is trailing
IN This division. Philmont Second has
q chs moo and nlays Brookside. which is
rfsv;ny close 70 800.
xwci dcncnds therefore, on today $
y ..cSnhas The situation in the three
IS.~sr ioooues may be clarified or be.
49,. ,,ore topoiei than ever.
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Schools Democratic
IA thoroughly democratic tournament
Il the ambition of the Eastern Inter-
scholastic Golf Association this year.
The school championship will start over
fhe course of the Greenwich Country
Ch,b. Greenwich. Conn. on May %.
A very special effort is being made to
insure thorough representation at the
+ tourney. PHILADELPHIA schools in par
ficular are urged to send their best
: reI,rcsentotives 70 the event. Last year
PHllndelphia made n very good showing
when the championship was held at
( 5llerion.
Wiii;e Jones. Atlanta. the medalist.
~,ss ons.eI by local boy and young
Heckner also played finely in the
Ustches.
III would rather have some tousled
boy with battered nla,toh a.toh m;aht ana In G1a
T.;,s smonsor of tho tourney. than
~ ,lsssons and nractice.
sSThot:s nv personsl view because
thInk every schoolboy would then be
Inspired TO take part.
1sHeretoforc the tournament has been
more or less confined To Tome, Pawling.
I.awrenceyille and the Hill. This is not
aa-we would have il. Our ambition is
"a interest every public and private
school. All schoolboys are welcome. and
the more, we have the further will the
interests of golf in the heart of Young
America be advanced"
This is the open invitation to Phila-
defpbia schoolboys. Many boys should
s. recruited from the High School
League here, Entries should be sent to
l.. v. Cochrane, the Hill School. Potts
town. Pa. in the next two weeks.
Teams Of; four from each school will
compete for the team title, but indi-
vfdIit}s. compete as such in the main
z chaRRiOnShip.
O4cIAls of the U. 8. G. A. will at
! tendthe dinner May 22 when the quail
ifyt4& round medal and the team prizes
win 6e awarded. There is an entrance
fee of R.
4 =. .x,.u.., p
ses 'i"e 49,,
,TN Tie rugged Green Valley course,
\ which has lately been added to the
locg Inks list. Is one OF the most IN :