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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 [oy o= EEE EE EEE EE EEE EEE EEE EEEENENY News of the North Shore = Golf Clubs = NEENNENREZ EE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE NEEEREER mm) IROUGH THE COURTESY of the Indian Hill Golf Club, it has been possible for Northwestern University to revive the Western Inter-collegiate Golf Tournament. The tourna- | ment, with entries from nine Western Universities, started last Tuesday with the Team Championship. This event was won by Drake University of Des Moines, Ia. The medal play, thirty-six holes, which decided the Team champions also served as a qualify- ing round for the Individual championship, sixteen men qualifying. A heavy rain interrupted the pro- ceedings in the afternoon, and caus- ed somewhat larger scores than in the morning round. The Team Play Results: Drake University .:.......... 684. Chicago University .......... 698 Northwestern University 709. University of Illinois ........ 709 T.ewis Institute. .............. 735 The field was led by George Hart- man of the University of Chicago who turned in cards of 77-80, 157. Robert McKee of Drake University was runner up with scores of 78-83, 161. Players from University of Wis- consin and DePaul University ent- ered the qualifying round but did not show a full squad for the team event. The qualifiers: Hartman, McGuire, (Chicago) McKee, Swick, Dickinson, Payseur, (Drake) Hayes, Fargo, Schendorf, (Northwestern) Freder- ickson, LeBosquet, Novotny, (Illi- nois) Douglas, Bock, (Wisconsin) O'Connor, (DePaul) Wright, (Lewis.) Northwestern University expressed great satisfaction in the manner in which Indian Hill received and ac- commodated the visiting athletes, since without the co-operation of the Club the tournament could not have been so effectively staged as it was. This also paves the way for an an- nual play in this important college event with student golf growing in popularity each Joi Skokie Country Club, in a com- mendable effort to boost Tennis, an. nounces another of the ieature Ten- nis matches for this week. Clifton B. Herd, who possesses exceptional ability as a tennis player has agreed to meet Chas. E. Haggett, the Skokie professional in a Sunday afternoon match, to start at 3 o'clock. Mr. Herd worked his way into the semi- finals of the Illinois State Tennis 'lwomen on Tuesday | Championship by virtue of his terri- fic serve and his fast volleying and should prove a worthy opponent of the Skokie star. a Bob O' Link Golf Club will be the | scene of the Flag Tournament for and the usual large Tuesday afternoon turnout of the fair sex is expected. On Satur- day there will be the finals of the Fellowship Trophy and a special Blind Bogey event with first, second and third prizes. Members of the North Shore Golf Club, Saturday are to contend for honors in the Qualifying round of the Directors' Cup; 32 to qualify, 18 holes handicap. R. H McElroy, Jr, of Wilmette, established a new course record for the second nine holes last Saturday when he negotiated the distance in 35, the old record being 36. The feat was considered especially meritorious in view of the fact that he made the score in a driving rain. J. A. Wilson won the Blind Bogey special event at the club last week- end. et ies Winnetka Playfield Association schedules the qualifying round for the July Class tournament, a handi- cap event. There will be four clas- ses with sixteen to qualify in each class. The event will be spread over Saturday and Sunday in anticipation of a large field. GOLF Do you want to improve your game? I guarantee results-----Clubs made to your in- dividual requirements. CAMERON TRENT, Professional Winnetka Golf Club Winnetka, Ill. ay ow 1s the Time!! 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