The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

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n In tho qualifying round for the
Jefferson Park Golf club champion.
ship played on the municipal couuse
last weekend. the brand OF golf ais.
played was far above the average.
and the result was that is OF the
family OF is names that comprise
the draw for the elimination match
play. turned in cards OF 81 or better.
Detmer Anderson led the field with
4 fine round OF "a. five strokes bet
ter than Gordon Haw. the title. hold.
er. These were the only entrants in
the 10's. but Leo Gaskell, Lee Hewitt.
jack Scott and r. W. Greenway lust
missed that mark. each scoring an
so card. Pretty good shooting. chi
Fred Murphy broke away from his
Metropolitan indoor course and reg
istered an 81, which was one stroke
better than that OF Bill Doran's. last
years %runner.up. Fred Dolphin,
Kennio Watts. Hi Foilrlch and NJ. II.
Herrick landed in the charmed cir.
Gle, each having So scores.
Tho 81 cards were furnished by II.
ID. Kippen. NJ. Johnson and little
Harry Cornell.
That brings the list up TO Is. Who
will qualify for the last place?
This question will be answered
when II. D. Folsom. Jr.. Bennie Le-
vine. Lou Hotter. Elmer Kendrick,
Bert Kellam. w. r. Mcdonald and
C. Kr~ackenberg settle a tie which
vas created when each medaled an IS
in the qualification play. That "tie"
must be united before tomorrow
night, says DR.. Roy Dawes, the JET.
fcrson Park captain.
The defeated six in this play.off.
together with the rest OF the players
who turned in cards. but failed to
get into the championship draw. will
be placed in flights according to their
qualifying scores.
Here is the championship draw,
the first round OF which must be
played on or before Sunday. April 81:
Anderson vs. Dolphin; kippen VS..
Scott: Murphy VS.. Cornell. Herrick
VS.. Gaskill: Hewitt VS.. Watts: winner
OF 18th place tie VS.. Doran; Green
way VS.. Johnson; Follrich VS.. Haw.
THE first OF the seasons events
i which carries a state title viii
be held on Tuesday. April 20, when
the IL clubs belonging TO the Wash
ington state women's Golf associa-
ton compete in q handicap-match-
play.agalnst.par competition. Each
club will place an e~ight.woman team
on the field, and play will be on the
respective home courses. The squad
that fares best against that tough
opponent, Mr.. Par, will receive a
handsome silver bowl.
Tho chances OF the all.star Ingle-
wood team to annex the silverware
have been greatly lessened within
the past few days. because several
of the new grass tees have been
opened TO play. which adds several
yards to the length of the hike shore
course
But this Is a mere trifle compared
TO what confronts the sisterhood of
tho Tacoma Country club. whose
course is now being remodeled and
closed for play. Nor is It expected
to be opened in time to allow the
club team to compete for this tele.
graphic. match play-against.par cham
pionshlp.
All handlcaps must be in the
hands of Mrs. J. c. Bridgman. the
associations secretary. and captain
of the Inglewood team. by next
Tuesday.
TyHE fair.sex golfers of the Seattle
l. Golf club will tee.off In the
qualifying round for the club cham.
plonship next Tuesday. April 20.
and Mrs. II. Knox Roberts. the cap.
tain. Is expecting o large number
OF entrants to be on hand.
Mrs. d. IL. Moss will defend her
championship title, which sho won
last year, defeating the present cap.
tain in the final match, Incidental
", this was tho second successive
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