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WINNETKA, WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1921 : News of the North Shore EE EEE EEE EE EEE EE EEE ENEREEEEN Bo cot ass GOLF CLUB was the host to the Woman's West- ern Golf association last Wednesday in a one-day tournament. A large number of woman golfers from the middle west were entered. The qualifying round of the golf club championship for women was held on the preceding day. The second round of the Club Championship Clock trophy will be completed Saturday. A match play event -- eighteen holes, 34 handicap -- will conclude the week's program. o& The first round of the President's | trophy is scheduled for Saturday at the North Shore Golf club. This un- usually fine trophy will be hard to win in view of the keen competition which has featurd recent events at the North Shore club. The E. B. Shapker trophy will be knocked down to the strongest bidder on the same day. The final round of the Park Board cup will probably be played on Satur- day or Sunday of this week at the Winnetka Playfield Association. The second round of the August class Tournament will be held on Saturday and Sunday. A large entry is expect- ed for the Martin Challenge cup on August 20. The sixth Annual Tam 'O Shanter event was held this week at West- moreland. Fully thirty foursomes started out in the qualifying round which was held on Wednesday. Qualifiers will be divided into flights and the winners in each flight will be awarded appropriate prizes of golf equipment. On Saturday there will be the weekly fellowship cup in addi- 9 EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEENEEEEENNBNY "TWO PERCENT AMERICANS" m| After reviewing a parade in Cleve- - land, Ohio, recently in which the United States flag was carried, John [|] I Emery, national commander of the foe = merican Legion, made a statement Golf ( lubs by Everett Wilson n in which he scored "the two-per-cent = EE : BM | Americans" who fail to remove their m | hats when the colors are passing. 'S ENE ENNER | - 35% - | a SAVING ON YOUR = id w FURS " | . " Buy Direct From the " = tion to the St. Andrew's Trophy and | Manufacturer = the second round of the Angus cup. : The Angus cup was won last year by n Wraps of Squirrel, Seal, = J. D. W. Archer. B® Mink and all the Newest - ag By Wa | Creations in Furs i. e unset ournament wi e agp via A Ly held at Skokie on Friday, August 12. 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Ts Zz Seat Sale Heavy For Tennis Matches Big Gallery tc Witness Jap-India Matches at Onwentsia Turf Courts at Lake Forest With the big event a week off, more than half of the accommodations of about 4,000 seats have been disposed of for the Japan-India semi-final round match of the Davis cup tennis series, which will be held on the turf courts of the Onwentsia club, Lake Forest, Aug. 18 to 20. Both the two Japanese aces, Zenzo Shimidzu-and Schiyi Ku- magae. and the India team are in Chicago. Zenzo Shimidzu fell ill with a touch of ptomaine poisoning in New Eng- land last week, but last reports de- scribed him as almost in shape, and sure to be at his best in the matches with India. The seat sale for the Japan-India western Davis cup headquarters, 1506 matches is being conducted by the Mallers building, 5 South Wabash av- enue, Chicago. The series seats are transformable, and can be used by a different person each day. 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