South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
LOCAL GOLFERS TO
WITNESS SOME FAST
PLAY WEDNESDAY
Great Crowd Expected to See
International Match at
Chain O. Lakes.

W NAAtA'e~'tN-a 81 .taf NJ .aA .." "a
worthy day IN Chain o. Lakes goif
history. when Abe Mitchell. George
Duncan. Chick" Evans and Be--
Meyer,ng play their great lnterua-
tlonaI So hole match. The present
Indications are that this super four
some viii be followed by the larg-
est gallery ever gathered for a rolf
event ia ST. Joseph valley That the
match viii Dee rculfte with thrills ls
a fOregone conclusion as these mas
ter golfers play in par heures and
occasionally add a little variety ln
the form OF brides and eagles"
Duncan's accuracy IN placing his
drives and approach shots is UNI
canny and the aspiring golfer VIII
do well 10 watch him and see Jus,
how ne does IT,
Duncan IS known az the tighten
Ing play never being on tho tee or
addressing hs bali more than an
snstant and he goes week after week
without making q dub shot Nit
cheu. on the other hand. while not
as accurate a player as Duncan hits
the most tremendous ball IN golf
dom and IS a brilliant match
player.
Evans is not cIassed as a long
driver but his scores indicate that
he drives far enough Is is prob
ably the most accurate iron player
I'm the world. seldom failing 10 set
home when approaching a green.
Meyering is long driver and ex-
cells with his irons. hts greatest
weakness being on the putting
The fans are sure OF one thing
Wednesday and that Is that they
viii see golf played in all its per-
lection ably demonstrated by the
worlds greatest players. Golf has
its vast ramifcatiou 20 which we
can all in part testify Duncan Nit
cheu, Evans and AIeyoring condne
its ramiicauons 20 tho higher ethics.
they have reached the moral state
ESQ difficult TO attain for most golf
ers) when they no longer resort 90
violent explosions OF wrath they
play the old game. and the balls
respond 10 the treatment they adj
T minister 20 them with uncanny pre-
cision, leaving YOU In a maze OF
wonder.
Everything is in readiness for the
/ great battle TO the smallest detail
/ M p. Reed. president of the ST. Jo-
seph Valley GOLF association. am
nounces that there VIII be repre-
sentative groups from all the valley
clubs ar the exhibition which VIII
/ be augmented by visitors from
: radius OF one hundred miles from
South Bend
The public and club members ara
kindly requested IN following the
/ players not TO walk through sand
traps. over buukers or walk on the
green's Spectators viii also please
refrain from talking or moving
while players are making a stroke.
+ or while putting on the green This
viii be a best ball So hole match and
/ special prizes VIII be- awarded the
winners. and for the player making
the best is hole round az well as a
prize for the most "birdies." Food
+ and refreshments viii be provided
I for everyone so visitors may come
and make a day OF it and stay at
the club during the lunch hour
The Saturday IS hole medal
. handicap tourney at Chain % Lakes
went 90 Lawson AIidgley whom he
turned in the fine score OF SS-17-71.
/ beating the field Of Sc starters w..
/ W. Austin. s2-20-70 and J. C.. Beck.
/ s6-14-72 were tied for second prize.
/ ~ p. Reed. 1Cs-a0-73 was close
third IT. e Gilmore had the low
/ gross with 20 and Dan Sanders
second dith so. Sanders established
some new long distance driving re-
. cords yesterday. by driving the 9Th
green a distance OF 900 yards. on
. the - yard 12th Dan used a mashia
for his second shot and pitched over
the green a remarkable feat and
| never before equaued at the local
club