The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01
KlSE, BURMEISTER
ZIECLER DEFEATED
IN TOURNEY BOUTS
ZIEGLER, RUNNER-UP,
LIPPY FLIPS FOR
FIRST FLIGHT

N. S. "Spik" Frank-was crown
ed at the Redwood Falls course
Sunday when three former cham
pions, representing six years of
title-holding, fell before the &C
curate chipping and putting of the
challenger who shot sub-par golf
wherever pressed.
L. J. Ziegler, champion in 1885
and 1886, was runner-up, falling
two and one to Frank in the Is
hole finale. Frank shot 81, one
over par, on the first nire but
was two under par as the tour
ney ended on the eighth green.
Palmer Kise, medalist with
70, shot one under par in the
semi-finals in defense of the
crown which he regained in 1887
after holding in 1882 and 1884,
but Frank was two under with
"a and finished the match one-up.
The new champs first oppon-
ent was c. H. Burmeister, winner
of the 1888 tourney, who lost
three and two. Charles Collins,
who won over N. R. Ryerson
three and two, was Franks sec
ond opponent, falling behind three
and two in their round.
Kise, Jaehning Win
Palmer reached the semi-finals
by defeating w. A. Lippy three
and two while Arlo Dickerson was
eliminating Dale Byram two and
one, and then taking Dickerson
two and one.
In the lower bracket, Harlan
Jaehning won over Leon H. Brown
three and one as r. V. Ochs elm
mated John Eustice one-up. Zieg-
ler's first opponent was Russell
Whiting whom he bested two and
one as J. L. Parsons won over L.
J. Kise three and one.
While Jaehning was defeating
Ochs two and one, Ziegler tripped
Parsons by the same score. Zieg-
Ter then entered the final match
by sending Jaehning to the show
ers three and two.
First-round losers in the 16 man
championship flight automatically
entered the first flight where L.
J. Kise won over Whiting three
and one, Brown defeated Eustice
one up, Lippy defeated Byram
and Ryerson downed Burmeister
two and one. Brown and Kise
played an extra hole to decide
their match, Brown winning and
Lippy was one-up on Ryerson as
their match ended. Lippy became
first flight champion by the. toss
of a coin when he and Brown
decided to watch the champion
ship match. .,--ss' rs.
Beckstrand Wins .
Ed Beckstrand took the second
flight crown, with victories over
c.. Dalton, J. D. Ziegler and Frank
Clague, the latter by forfeit. Zieg-
Ter defeated Bob Byram in the
first round of play. Clague and
w. A. Brammer had a friendly
match after Brammer had elimin-
ated E. A. Johnson two up and
Carlyle Jaehning had been out
Unanswered by the former con-
gresham. Johnson and Byram
were first-match winners in the
consolation round of the flight
and Byram took the consolation
trophy.
Third flight honors went to L.
w. Postage who defeated Wayne
Braker two and one in the finals.
Braker won over John Hoepner
two up while Bill Inglis was de-
feating A. M. Wilson one-up and
the schoolman took the student
in stride. Meanwhile 0. G. Aust
DO and Harold Aune played ten
holes, Austbo winning and Aust
DO forced Postage to ten holes.
Hostages first round match was
won by forfeit from George A.
Barnes.
The tourney was one of the
best ever held here, many match
es drawing large galleries, while
the number of players was the
largest in recent wears