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10 News of the North Shore Golf Clubs **â- "«**«"" WW JTESTMORELAND COUNTRY CLUB will be the host to WW the Western Amateur championship from July 11 to 16. WW This is a very important event and the club is to be con- sidered very fortunate whose grounds are selected for the pl%. -A large and versatile field of players has entered and a very success- ful tournament is anticipated. J. VV. Douglass scored a three fold victory at Westmoreland when his card of 89â€"16â€"73 was tied for low in the qualifying round for the' Presi- dent's trophy and won the sweep- steaks as well as the Fellowship cup. The blind bogey resulted in a tie between H. Wilson and W. M. Cromwell each having net totals of 88. J. E. Maass with 94â€"21â€"73 tied with Douglas in the elimination round. The third round of the Aber- deen trophy was also decided as fol- lows: N. C. Naylor defeated S. M. Boughton. 1 up; J. D. Archer won from G. A. Eddy, by default; D. W. Bennett defeated J. C. Lytle, 4 and 2; A. C. Boyd defeated F. Burnaby, 4 and 3. In the morning^play Monday the winners of the Blind Bogey event were C, H. Watson, 87: Dr. Corbus, 87; Fred Burnaby, 87; W. M. Jack- son, 87. The winners of the Sweep- stakes were O, W. Smith, 70; H. V. Conine. 73; W. C. Wilson. 74 and W. B. Huey, 74. C. A. Bush and O. W. Smith were tied with a 13 in the Choice score on 4â€"8â€"14â€"16. R. W. Reid was the winner in the match play against par with 1 up. In the afternoon-events the win-! ners of the Blind Bogey were: B. C. Corbus, 89; F. M. Boughton. 89; I Fred Burnaby, 89 and A. Croxson, 89. The Sweepsteaks winners were : H. • Heick, 70; Z. F. Harshton, 75; A. J Shiverick, 75; W._C. Wilson, 75 and I N. C. Naylor.~75. Choice score on 2â€"6â€"12â€"17 won by F. C. Stiles, Jr., ' with a 19. The Foursome was won ! by W. D. HiieyrTnr^rcher, J. W there will be a mixed foursome in the afternoon. There will also be a woman's event on- Tuesday. Indian Hill course is in excellent condition at the present time and isjwinning the admiration of all visitors. Following a strenuous Jndepen- dance Day program the Winnetka Playfield Association will not hold any Trophy event with the exception of the Second round of the July Class tournament. A large number of starters in this play found them- selves a little .slow for their speeder fellow-citizens and will watch the succeeding rounds from the side- lines. North Shore Golf Club Saturday will hold the second round of the Director's Cup for all who survived the first round. On the same day there will be a fight for the E. B. Shapker Trophy which is one of the most envied trophies of the season. There will be no women's event on Tuesday of next week. $90 10 GRAFONOLA OUTFIT With 12 selections of McCurdy and W. C. Wilson with a total of 619 for 36 holes. J. W. Douglas was winner of the Indepen- dance Day trophy with a score of 224 for 54 titles. TiecdrHsT Skokie is starting a little rivalry in the club by means of a "Six Towns Tournament" the qualifying round of which will be held Saturday of this week. There will be six flights of eight players to award the Town Cuos.____Gleneoe^â€"Winnetka. Evans ton, Kenilworth. Wilmette, and* Hubbard Woods are the six municipalities whose citizens will meet on} the links. Some of the players may wish that they lived in some other town when they find that their totals bar them from their own race. The first round of the Walter W. toss trophy will eliminate still more oi__the__entrantsâ€"mâ€"that^match. at Bob O' Link. Eighteen hole match play with but yA handicap-is the rule of play. A blind bogey event with three prizes will also be held on Saturday. The finals of the Ross trophy will be held on July 30 in time to start the qualifying round for the Club Championship Clock. 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