The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11
Main Street Golf Tour
nament a Big Success

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The following is the fight re-
suits:
First Flight
Don BONNER, st. Cloud, qualified,
IS, defeated e. w. Olson, Sank Gen.
tire, qualified SO, 6-5.
8. Schoenhoff, Sank Centre, quail
flied, 80; defeated D. Bay Claggett,
Montevideo, qualified, 80, up on
the Goth hole.
Charles Jewett, Benidji, qualified,
86; defeated Tom Tolman, St.
Cloud, 80, Az.
John Whyte, Duluth, qualified,
80; defeated by e. H. Pinns, Min
neapolis. qualified, 81, IL.
Second Flight
Ed Peterson, Sank Centre, quail
fed, 81; defeated H. A. Falk, Sank
Centre, qualified, 81, up.
Jarvis Tew, Minneapolis, qualified,
81; defeated o. o. Trienon, Morris,
qualified, Sc, 81.
B. Robischon, Sank Centre, quail
fed, 95; defeated Chef Howard,
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B. J. Bentfield, Morris, qualified,
SO, defeated Herb Anderson, De-
troit Lakes, qualified, 90, up.
Third fight
DR.. T. p. Groschupt, Bemidji,
qualified, 81; defeated H. o. Lind
strum, Morris, qualified, SO, Az.
G. D. Chrysler, Long Prairie.
qualified, 80; defeated DR.. H. F.
Henneman, Sank Centre, qualified,
80, AZ.
R w Welle, Bemidji, qualified,
90; defeated Wilbur Miller, Long
Prairie, qualified, 80, 2-1.'
Lowell Shoots, Little Falls, quail
fed, 80; defeated DR.. G. ]. Henne-
man, Sank Centre, qualified, 80 8
up.
Fourth Flight
o. L. LeRoux, Little Falls, quail
flied, 100; defeated w. H. Chute, |
Little Falls, qualified, los, up.
Geo. Schooner, st. Cloud, quail
fed, 1O2; defeated G. R. Hickey, |
Detroit Lakes, LOG, up.
Dick Schoenhoff, Sank Centre,
qualified, 102; defeated Fred Den
mis-, Detroit Lakes, LOG, 80.
r. r. Enkema, Minneapolis,
qualified, 102; defeated Geo. Steiner,
Sank Centre, qualified, 108, ga.
Fifth Flight
"A. r. Hudson, Deming, New Mex
leo, no; defeated H. s. Halverson,
Sank Centre, qualified, 113, 2-1.
o. H. Oleson, Long Prairie, quail
flied, 112; defeated e. c. Ellenson,
Minneapolis, qualified, 115, 30.
Geo. S. Gordhammer, st. Paul,
qualified, ia, and v. T. Conklin, |
Sank Centre, qualified, Ill, drew
"bye."
In the championship consultations
Monday morning D. B. Caughren
and Norbert Frank. both of this
city fought to the Goth hole. The /
youngster cracked momentarily and
lost to his veteran opponent one |
up. Billy Boutell eliminated D. w.
Tallman up. In the finals Boutell |
defeated Caughren 80.
pionship flight Sawyer eliminated
Carman 80 and Roby took the
measure of DR.. Northrup 6-5.
In the semi-fnals of the first
BONNER defeated Bernard Schoen-
hoff of this city rs. He won the
flight Monday afternoon defeating
Mr.. levitt, of Bemidji, handily.
Capt. Chrysler, of Long Prairie,
won the third flight, defeating Mr..
Wene, Bemidji6-5.
H. A. Falk, of this city won the
consolation cup in the third fight
by default.
When Virgil Roby and Pat Sawyer
teed off for the championship finals
Monday afternoon there was a
large gallery present as all realized
here would be hard fought battle
as both are very clever players. As
one watched them reel off hole af-
ter hole without a mistake with
their woods or irons he realized hej
was probably witnessing as pretty
an exhibition of competitive golf as {
would be played in the Northwest
this year. These experts were neck ]
and neck all the way. On the yard h
fifth hole, with slight wind at his
back, Sawyer was on the green in |,
two. This did not discourage Roby. l.
He was on in three and divided the Il
hole in par SIS. The match was
see-saw. At the end Of the 10th
145-yard hole Sawyer shot birdie
2 and evened up the match. They i.
halved the 18th with pars and !.
started on another round all square.
Both pared the 10Th and Goth. On e
the dog-leg 4-par 21st hole. Roby :,
was well over the rough about 40 i.
yards from the cup. At this point =
Sawyer made the finest recovery y
and the prettiest shot of the tour r
nament. He used his machie and
pitched on the green dead to the J.
pin. Mr.. Roby overshot his ap- !.
proach and conceded the match to =
the state champ. Mr.. Roby won ,
the medalist and runner-up cups.
The cups and trophies were pre- =
scented by Asa M. Wallace Country r !,
Club president. -
The players all expressed them y
selves as greatly pleased with con-
dition of the fairways and greens,
the arrangements and the manner
in which they had been treated by
Sank Centre people.
There was fine sense of true