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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY AUGUST 24, 1923 rsa- I At North Shore Golf Links lira. Couch, .19 year old Glen View golfer, last Friday arrived at a goal tdward which he has been struggling for four years when, after wading through a field of 148 starters from xnany states, he won the western junior championship at Westmoreland and t<jok possession of the W. A. Alexander trophy. The victory was gratifying not only because of the persistent struggle the youngster has made, but also because, when the next tourney comes around, hip will be too old to compete as a junior. ' , . A i Couch's main obstacle from the start was Emerson Carey, Jr., 17 year old expert from Hutchison, Kansas. The t\yo tied over the 6,504 yard course in in' the medal qualifying round with dup- licate cards of 76, three over far, but the Glen View star won this playoff Sunday when he rounded the course in another 76 to 79 for Carey. iTwo stymies, at the short fourteenth and seventeenth holes, aided materially id giving Couch the title in the final mitch round. These blockades termin- ated what would probably have been ah extra^ hole match at the seventeenth green. .'Couch was the only Chicago or north snore player to win any sort of a prize. Bob White of Olympia Fields at times appeared to have a chance, but fell in the semi-finals. North shore players who qualified were W. Childs, Skokie, 81; J- Ford, Evanston Community, 82; ^. .Bernolt, Highland Park, 83, and R. JSf. Fall, Glen View, 83. After the first round of the two-day tournament of Women's Western Golf association at the Evanston Golf club last Tuesday it looked as if Miss Doro- thy Klotz of Indian Hill, who registered lpw score of 89, was well on her way toward ending the string of victories being gathered by Mrs. Lee Mida of Ijlutterfieki. ;* But on the final day, with the course somewhat drier, Mrs. Mida forged to §e front, added 85 to her previous card 93 and took the tourney with 178, iVlon ^'55. S** J?vink.? ^ contf.nt with k possession 0f the Oneida cup by 89-56-185. Mrs. Mida also collected a *~ - â€"------ - - - Class Bâ€"H. T. Johnson defeated R. G. ..... Gebhart, 1 up, nineteen holes; Dr. F. k. Skokie David defeated C. V. Burkhart, 1 up; J. H. Stehman defeated C. Kirk, 3 and Z. Sixteen Glen View members qualified Saturday for the club championship, Ken- neth Burns, the defending champion, leading with a card of 39-38-77. Under Burns came Ira Couch and President Engler, the other thirteen lining up as follows: H. W. Slaughter, 80; Kenneth Edwards, 82; V. B. Mayo, 83; Dr. F. P. Horan, 84; George F. Henneberry, 84; E. W. Allen, 85; F. T. Murray, 87; G. B. McCormick, 87; F. A. Assmann, 87; R. M. Torrence, 88; D. A. Craw- ford, 88; Harrison B. Riley, 89; and F. S. Colburn, 89. President Engler, paired with Couch, defeated Capt. E. F. Carter of Floss- moor and J. Henry Piatt in a Scotch foursome. After the club championship qualifiers had been determined, the next sixteen qualified for the Old Hickory trophy as follows: C. A. Cook, 90; Ashley O. Jones, 91; eliminating J. H. Bullen, 7 and 5, while S. L. Williams won the Onondaga trophy by banishing C. D. Brandriff, 6 and 5. The final trophy, the Cayuga, lodged with L. Barnett when he finished up J. D. Galbraith, 5 and 4, After watching the juniors decide that Ira Couch wasjking, Westmoreland mem? variety of other honors including the best cards for nine and eighteen holes. i&mder Miss Klotz is the low gross scoring came Miss Dorothy Higbie, Efenoor, 94-93-187. Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Evanston, 191-10-181, and Mrs. W. W. Haerther of the same club, 193-12-181, tifid for low net, necessitating another snatch, while third place in this section ..---------___.„«„ .,_„._,„„„„„„ -^n^fe^Miss^earrie Kuhnerf,Gleriibers competed Saturday in several club Vt£w, 185. Mrs. Haerther won the | events. In the semi-finals of the Angus Class A driving contest and Mrs. Em-1 cup, J. Medlock defeated G. C. Stiles, fett Boyles, Evanston, and Mrs. Paul falker, Glen View, tied in Class B.n Irs. Boyles won the toss for the medal. .jTopping a field of 160 members and visitors, Robert W. Ripley, president of Ijpian Hill, with a card of 80-79-159, Tuesday carted , away the low -gross pi$ze in Exmoor's annual Jamboree ev^nt, second going to T. C. Butz of TANGLEFOOT Sticky Ryibper Moat effective aadianitary fly destroyer known. Collects and holds flies. Easily disposed of. No dead or paralysed flies fall- ins everywhere. Sold by grocers and druggists. THE O. & W. THUM CO, GKaNC RAP1D&. MlClt Evanston Business College New Term Begins Sept. 4 Studio Building 1718 Sherman Ave. W. H. Collow, Principal Tel. 3004 HOOVER Special $3^ Down HOOVER OFFER â€""â€"^-------------(Limited Tim* Only) Only,,§3J25 dot|»â€"»°* a penny more is all yov need to pay down =pfe-^^lW; Hoover Suction Sweeper Jones Brothers Company Jr., 1 up, and F. Burnaby eliminated J. H. Sfehman, 4 and 2. C. W. Love, 94- 18-76, won the weekly fellowship cup, while F. J. Burns, 93-7-86, 'and C â- E. McCoy, 100-14-86, tied m the blind bogey. A. C. Hammond and B. G. Sykes tied in the ball sweepstakes with totals of //. The second match round of the cluD championship resulted as follows: Class Aâ€"A. C. Perry defeated A. the home club, with 160. H. E. Rend, Evanston Golf club champion, won low net prize in the morning with 78, tne afternoon medal going to Constant C. ____ ______ Hopkins of the home club with 79- q.V'j^? ~' *J 2. £ H> Raedel de- S^ctf &/^<-£| £ $%%£?**«« F. Bun*,,, ton Bob O'Link topping Indian Hill 5 and 4. and the Lake Forest team making r clean sweep of its matches with jAfest moreland. The Exmoor and teams were idle. Rush C. Butler and G. Malcolm of Indian Hill forced William M. Collins, Jr., and D. A. Matteson of Bob O'Link to the twentieth hole to win the toughest match of the day. Although Glen View won from Evanston, Howard Raymond and C. Murray of the vanquished team upset Peter Berkey and Kenneth Burns in a torrid struggle, 1 up. Results of the three matches were: AT INDIAN HILLâ€"W. M. Collins, Jr., and E. F. Matteson, Bob O'Link, defeated R. C. Butler and G. M. Mc- Connell, Indian Hill, 1 up, 20 holes; F. Bursbach and C. Stacey, Indian Hill, defeated C. S. Williams, Bob O'Link, 6 and 4; R. D. Gordon and K. Curtis, Bob O'Link, defeated E. M. Cummings and A. Edwards , Indian Hill, 1 up. Total pointsâ€"Bob O'Link, 2; Indian Hill, 1. AT EVANSTONâ€"K. L. Ames and K. P. Edwards, Glen View, defeated W. W. Ahlschlager and J. E. Rend, Evans- ton, 1 up; H. Raymond and C. Murray, Evanston, defeated P. Berkey and K. Burns, Glen View, 1 up; Ira Couch and H. Slaughter, Glen View, defeated Dr. Combs and Leon Savaria, Evanston, 3 and 2. Total points, Glen View, 2; Evanston, 1. Skokie's big event of the week came on Saturday when the deciding matches of the Indian cup tournament were played. B. H. Schnur was the first player to annex a cup, defeating M. C. Shope, 2 and 1, for possession of the Mohawk trophy. J. D. Cunningham C. W. Sherman, 92; J. H. Quinlan, 92 W. S. Primley, 93 r h E. Nyman, 93 R. C. Sherman, 93; EM. Skinner, 94; Perkins B. Bass, 95; D. C Miller, 95 Dr. Brown Pusey, 95; A. W. Eddy, 95; O. H. Eddy, 95; and J. J. Charles, Jr., 96. __ In the first round of the club cham- pionship at Evanston Saturday, Howard Raymond defeated C. F. Murray, 6 and 5 • Leon Savaria defeated W. H. Meyst, 4 'and 2; and J. E. Rend, defending cham- pion, disposed of A. H. Huey, 2 up. Two ties resulted at Indian Hill Sat- urday in the play against par for the Hathaway Watson trophy. President Robert H. Ripley and N. Landon Hoyt, Jr., finished all even at 4 down, while G. E. Routh, A. D. Edwards and H. N. Howard tied at 5 down. H. H. Harrison scored his second successive win of the Directors' trophy at North Shore Thursday. Mrs. Har- rison won the cup donated by Mrs. G. Wolfe, defeating Mrs. E. P. Bartlett, 4 and 3. Noyes, 91; R. B. 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