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ll WILMETTE I ~IFB August 24, 1928 : ~i~t'a Trophy Event Ia Started at North Shore I PLAY CLUB ' CHAMPIONSHIP· The third round of the Club and Class championships at the North Shore Golf club · will Q.e played this Saturday. There will also be a foursome event with prizes for two players in any foursome with low net against the field. Invite Applications for Maroon Football Ducats Over 30,000 application blanks for the University of Chicago footba11 season were put in the mail this week by the Football Tickets committee, the first stirring of football activity on the Midway. In five weeks, Direct.:>r Alonzo Stagg will open his thirtyseventh compaign, with the first of two "double header" games on Stagg Field. The intersectional game with Pennsylvania, a'nd the appearance of the championship Illini on the Midway will be the leading games or the home schedule, which include eight games on S_tagg Field. Chicago's season opens a week earlier and closes a week ahead of the rest of the conference, the first game coming September 29, when the reserves · play Ripon and the varsity meets South Carolina. Lake Forest meets the reserves the next week, and the tough Wyoming team plays th~ Maroons in the second doubleheader. The other games at Chicago are with Iowa, Purdue, Pennsylvania, and Illinois. ·Play for the President's Trophy will be inaugurated this s~~urday at the Wilmette Golf club. The Qualifying round will be 18 hole$; medal play ; handjcap; 16 to qualify. T.b~re will also be play in the Cla.s~ championship events and the final round in the RoseMrs. ]. K. Farley, Mrs. J. L. Wilds, man trophy event The program for Sunday, August 26, will comprise a and Mrs. Richard C. Johnston of Kenilworth spent the week end of August Net-Lo Medal event. 11 with their daughters at Camp Mrs. S. B. Roberts, 629 Gregory ave- N ewawka, South Haven, Mich. This nue, }Jas as her house guest Miss Ella is the Camp Fire camp which many north shore girls attend each year. Sithes of Qetroit, Mich Urge Ball Fans to Follow Home Nine to Winnetka I This Sunday afternoon' the Wilmette A. C. baseball team will engage the formidable Winnetka nine at Winnetka Skokie Playfield. An interesting game is in store for all Wilmette fans making the trip to Winnetka, for the teams are evenly matched, and always put up a scrappy contest. The Winnetka team is composed of Northwestern university players, and, because of the fact that their are several Northwestern or ex-Northwestern in the Wilmette lineup, added interest is aroused. "In two previous engagements this season, Winnetka administered a 3 to 2 defeat to the locals, while the Wilmette athletes retailiated with a 5 to 2 win. Winnetka has defeated the· strong Glencoe tea mthree times this year, while Wilmette has suffered two defeats at the hands of Glencoe. S. Hirschberg of Glencoe has offered a cup to the winning team in a threegame round robin series with Wilmette, Winnetka, and ·Glencoe as the competitors. The game next Sunday at Winnetka is a championship tilt and, consequently, it is vital that a. large number of the local fans follow the team to Winnetka and help the lads bring home the bacon. The game will be played at the Skokie Playfield at Elm street and Hibbard road. Game time is 3 o'clock. Mrs. Robert G. McKay of 823 Chestnut avenue entertained at luncheon and bridge at the Illinois Golf club Tuesday of this week in honor of her sister, Mrs. Stanton Curtis of St. Louis and Mrs . . Edward Raub of Indianapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hammond of 500 Gregory street. Indian Hill and Skokie Net Teams Meet Saturday Last Sunday, Indian Hill club played Winnetka Tennis club in the Triangular Tennis tournament. Indian Hill defeated Winnetka 4 to 1. This Saturday Indian Hill plays Skokie, at Skokie. Following are the scores in last Sunday's matches. Philip Burnham (IHC) d. Alan Ferry (W) 6-3, 8-6. Ben Sherril (W) d. Bill McEwen (IHC) 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Barbara Holden (IHC) d. Doris Ferry (W) 7-5, 6-1. Helen Fulton (IHC) d. Leanor Tietgen (W) 6-3, 6-1. In Mixed doubles Jane Littell and Edward Brown (IHC) d. Susan Tietgen and Alan Ferry (W) 6-1, 6-2. ---oTed Slocum of Birmingham, Vt. was Miss Betty McKay, daughter of Mr. the week-end guest of Blake Roberts. and Mrs . .R. G. McKay of 823 ChestThey are fraternity brothers at ·Har- nut avenue, has returned from a month vard university. at Diamond G. Ranch, Dubois, Wyo. Returning "Quality Work"-Week In and Week Out !he ~obby of Bill the Washington Laundry Man ts betng courteous and obliging. Giving the family laundry to Bill has removed the work, w~>rry and expense of doing it at home from the mtnds of 3000 housewives. Bill never fails to return "Quality Work," and at a figure lower than it could be done at home. 0 j . l . . "·:. I · > . 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