The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-14
',1AD|NE O'LEARY TO
: MAKE BID FOR Third
e e SUCCESSIVE CROWN
~
auI Cook Has Not Yet Def.
nitely Decided to Defend
His Championship
aANY SLOPE MEN TO ENTER
Meets Set For First Week in
{ August-Men at Fargo,
Women at Jamestown

err With North Dakota's two major
Folf tournaments - the state mems
visild women's championships-dr
L. lg nearer, Bismarck and Missouri
dayope maShie-swlngerS are beginning
N make definite plans to participate.
BatBoth Journeys are set for the first
Theek in August, the mems over the
Nargo Country Club course and the
in Dmen's over the Jamestown Coun-
visiy Club course.
Ad;The Capital City is particularly in
Nrested in these two events since
M. 70 cousins living here have DOM
minated golf in the state for the last
Miro and three years.
BefPaul Cook has captured the mens
Town for the last three years while
Grts cousin. Miss Nadine O'Leary, has
Jaken North Dakota's golf queen for
Co!e last two seasons.
cat, Though Cook has not definitely
announced he will enter the state
Nolurnament this year. Miss OLeary
thelll defend her title at Jamestown.
j Miss Murphy Threat
sonMiss OLeary heretofore has been
shire class of the state without ques-
by IN, but she looks forward with APP
Nehension to meeting Miss Agnes
tyreet" Murphy Jamestown. this year.
IMPORTS emanating from jamestown
predicate Miss Murphy is playing a
oveeat game this year.
tur]Miss O'Leary, of course, has been
Ruhying her usual consistent game in
visie low 4O's and even had scored a
day this season, but says her putting
Bernie needs considerable brushing up
tooNore the tournament.
ancNeil Croonquist, Bismarck's youth
will luminary, will make his first bid
MI the mems championship this year.
were has been playing close to par this
Wig ason.
on arck golfer has announced definite
M he will enter the state tourney.
K any are considering entering, how
ern,er. In this group are E. B. Cox
traild P. j. Meyer, who are spending
sne,e summer at Detroit Lakes, E. E.
witrTrance, Fred Tunell, S. S. Hagen.
theY A. Olsness and Cook.
CIR Slope to Send Many
renrSeveral golfers from the Missouri
col,tope region. including the stellar
noo,oup at Dickinson and DR.. T. l..
snd angebye, New England, are plan
Mng to enter the state event again
visits var.
last Coot might enter the annual Pine
Bisr Palm tournament at Detroit Lakes
RXt week and it is practically certain
for at Cox and Meyer will be entrants.
TIL, Out of-town women will have an
teitportunity to become acquainted
nth the Jamestown course the Sum-
Sunny preceding the women's tourna-
viz snt, according to Miss Guniel Ness,
in arlestown, president of the state
docpmen's association.
A The qualifying round of IS holes
Mrs all flights will start at a. NJ.
andonday with the first round matches
Sva begin at the same time Tuesday
hosprning. Driving, approaching and
hitting contests will be held Tuesday
ioviternoon.
Erit Final August
"Wednesday morning the lS-hole
To nyli finals will take place, with the
sun-hole finals to be played Thursday
son '3rning.
Len Besides Miss Ness. officers of the
tho ganization are: Mrs j. Myron Ba-
ch,n of Grand Forks, vice president:
Miss Murphy. secretary treasurer;
r,ivon Mary Flaten, Mrs. Roy Hall,
motrgo; Mrs. H. Bake, Lisbon: Mrs.
M. H. Schulz. Grand Forks, and Mrs
chian Metzger, Williston, members of
ito,e board of directors.
EMembers Of seven committees have
paten appointed. They are: Starter,
rs. B. v. Nierling. Jamestown, and
mrs. Roy Hall; posting scores, Mrs
sat,el Solien, jamestown, and Miss
Wit Leary: prizes. Mrs. Don Nierling
;lv d Miss Murphy; publicity, Mrs. c.
=, Henderson and Mrs. H. G. Proc
,ner; driving, approaching and put
Twtag, Mrs. A. w. Aylmer and Mrs w.
o;vi Schulz; hostess, Mrs. E. j. Rhodes,
rrhrrs. H. G. Fulton and Mrs. E. B.
wer,urphy: entertainment, Mrs. N. E.
Eo,t'ady, Mrs. r. M. DePuy. Mrs. l.. T.
aT.lady and Mrs. r. G. Eddy.