The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-08-15
ANNUAL TOURNEY
WILLISTON CLUB
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Ben Kruckeberg of this city won
the Upper Missouri golf trophy
yesterday by defeating Henry For
ness, also of Williston, bringing
back to this city the cup that was
taken to Glendive last year by
Judge Frank P. Leiper.
Eighty-eight players entered the
tournament, of whom the follow
ing qualified for the championship
flight: DR.. J.. R. Burgess, Wolf
Point; Ben Kruckeberg, Williston;
c.. Kinnoin, Stanley; DR.. Reg
Jaynes, Glendive; Judge Frank P.
Leiper, Glendive; DR.. Evert, Glen
dive; Henry Forness, WiLliston;
J.. ]. Murphy, Williston; l.. R.
Sampson, Glendive; Roy Johnson,
Scobey; /. E. Folsom, Williston;
R. E. Edwards, Stanley; Walt
Chapman, Wolf Point; Burnley
Bowler, Scobey; Ben Preble, Ed.
Conlin, Williston.
DR.. Burgess and c. Kinnoin
were tied for medalist honors,
each having a score of 50. In the
playoff the Stanley youth defeated
his opponent.
In the first round of the cham
pionship flight DIR. Burgess defeat
ed Sampson l up; Kinnoin defeat
| ed Johnson 3 and 2; Jaynes de-
feated Folsom 8 and /; Krucke-
berg defeated Edwards 2 up; Lei
per defeated Preble 2 and 1, while
Murphy eliminated Conlin 3 and L.
In the second round of the
championship flight Burgess elm
mated Kinnoin l up; Kruckeberg
defeated Jaynes 2 up; Leiper de-
feated Evert A and 3, and Forness
defeated Murphy 2 up.
In the semifinal Kruckeberg de-
feated Burgess 2 up and Forness
eliminated Lieper, only to lose to
K%ruckeberg 5 and 4 in the final
play.
Kinnoin won the consolation
flight by defeating Evert.
Winners in the other flights
were:
First flight: E. ]. Conlin; R. E.
Edwards, Stanley, runner-up; Bur-
ley Bowler, Scobey, consolation.
Second flight: P. A. Dalager,
Stanley; DR.. ]. o. O'Keefe, run
ner-up; J.. U. Fitzpatrick, conso-
lation.
Third flight: H. M. Schudlich,
Glendive5 o. C. Johnson, Wolf
Point, %runner-up; Frank Catlin,
Wolf Point, consolation.
Fourth flight: C. o. Harding;
L. V. Hanson, Scobey, runner-up;
DR.. R. P. Kline, cinsolation.
Fifth flight: l.. E. Lagergren;
E. J.. P~rendergast, Wolf Point,
r%unner-up; A. C. Berens, Glendive,
consolation.
Sixth flight: Pete Slyter; G. A.
Flath, Stanley, runner-up; c. Fl.
Erickson, consolation.
Seventh flight: VIM. Thompson,
Fairview; Otto S~treissguth, New
Ulm, Mimi, runner-up; F. ]. Ma
toushek, Sidney, consolation.
Eighth flight: P. j. Peterson;
DR.. J. A. Eyer, runner-up; ]. Col
Inns, consolation.
Ninth flight: G. R. Lowe, Glen
dive: e. T. Peterson, Scobey, run
ner-up; L. L. Nelson, consolation.
Tenth flight: B. j. Westdal,
Glendive; A. r. King, Scobey.
runner-up; J.. C. Snyder, conso-
lation.
About 80 attended the banquet
which was served in the club
room of the Elks home Sunday
evening. Talks were given by
Judge Leiper and DR.. Evert of
Glendive, DR.. Burgess of Wolf
Point, Burley Bowler of Scobey.
F. E. Matousek, and George John
son of Sidney, and DR.. C. S. Jones
and C. H. Erickson of this city.
Many complimentary remarks
were made by the visitors con-
corning the remodeled golf course
and concerning the in
which the tournament was han
died, the SS players being assign
ed to their various matches with
out hitch or delay.
The local officials, Joe Cutting
and J. ]. Murphy, were well pleas
ed with the attendance and es-
pecially that so many clubs we're
represented, calling attention to
the fact that players from Wolf
Glendive, Scobey, Fairview
and Poplar participated, while
North Dakota clubs represented
we're Stanley, Ambrose and, not to
speak of New Ulm, Mimi, this
entrant being on the Wolf Point
team.