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a I an | 4 September 10, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 33 Golf Notes Win in Semi-Finals In the semi-finals for the Wilmette club championship Saturday, Dr. R. 1. Lasater defeated H. Logan, 3 and 2, and W. Lockridge defeated Walt Wylie, 2 and 1. Lasater and _Lock- ridge will play for the championship Sunday, 36 holes match play. Eighteen holes medal play, handicap, are scheduled for Saturday for the President's trophy. Sixteen will qualify. ; Class championships Saturday were won by Ro. M. Marquard, class B; George Bickerson, class C; H. Ives, class D. Second-Round Matches Saturday Second-round matches in the club championship will be played Saturday at North Shore. First-round results were : F. Snow defeated E. M. Schulte, 1 up in 19 holes; J. F. Stone and C. B. Scott won by default; R. C. Cruise defeated B. E. Driver, 5 and 4; BR. Green defeated H. H. Freer, 1 up; W. D. Bouron defeated D. F. Burns, 2 and 1: B. H. Huggins defeated C. A. Nash, 3 and 2: H. H. Harris drew a bye. In the semi-finals of the President's trophy Saturday L. D. Hess defeated A. M. Shultz, 3 and 2; and F. Snow defeated Richard Wolfe, 3 and 1. Hess and Snow play Saturday in the finals. Begin Club Title Play Qualifying rounds for the club championship at Sunset Ridge were played Saturday, Sunday and Labor Day. As an innovation, first round matches may be played any time with- in two weeks of qualifying. After the first round, however, contestants must play on date set. The final round of 36 holes is scheduled for Oc- tober 8. The President's trophy will be awarded to the club champion, and the directors' to the runner-up. The winner of the second flight will receive the vice-president's trophy; of the third flight, the treasurer's trophy; of the fourth, the secretary's. Public Is Invited Opportunity to see leading local pro- fessionals and amateurs in matches is being arranged by the Pickwick Sub- urban golf club of Glen View which is giving a series of such matches, free to the public. In the third, last Sun- day, Al Hacknarth of Park Ridge and Tom Kennett, Bryn Mawr profes- sional, were matched. North Shore Line Shows Train at Wisconsin Fair Hon. Fred R. Zimmerman, governor of the state of Wisconsin, was the guest of the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee railroad at luncheon Wed- nesday, August 31, at the Wisconsin state fair which was held at Milwaukee last week. The following day, Thurs- day, September 1, Mayor Daniel W. Hoan and other city officials of the city of Milwaukee were the guests of officials of the North Shore line. One of the leading attractions at the fair was the exhibit of the North Shore line, which consisted of a three- car-all-steel train, which was stationed on a special siding just to the left of the main entrance. The train includes a passenger coach with the new in- dividual bucket-type seats just recently added to the North Shore line equip- ment, a dining car and an observation parlor car. These are types of the standard equipment being used daily between Chicago and Milwaukee. The luncheons for state and Milwaukee of- ficials were both held in the dining car of this exhibition train. Illinois Football Ducats Go on Sale September 14 These are busy days in the football ticket office at the University of Illi- nois now that the sale for the ap- proaching season is in full swing. "Chilly" Bowen, new ticket manager, is finding plenty to do in supervising the work of a large force of clerks whose activities are increased with every visit of the mail carriers. The office will be even busier on September 14 when the general sale opens and the mailing of general or- ders begins. More and more, the office | with little instruction, and this latitude | force tells you, the public is learning | able for the Michigan and Chicago that obtaining tickets is a lot easier | games, the big home contests in the than some persons imagine. The wis- | stadium. est fans, they say, hamper their orders ! | 1 c Illinois was acclaimed as being su- permits the office to give them the | preme in the poultry raising industry best locations available at the time. |by the World' Poultry congress which Beginning September 14, there are convened in Montreal. no restrictions on the number of tickets allotted to any applicant. Many fans in various cities already have ordered blocks of tickets which will be mailed when the general sale opens. It is estimated that at least 25,000 seats for enthusiasts other than alum- ni, students and faculty, will be avail- Junk -- Rags -- Old Clothes Magazines -- Tires BEST PRICES S. GOLDMAN JUNK DEALER PHONE WILMETTE 3334 The following taken from a letter to Mr. Luke Grant, editor of "The North Shore Bulletin" is self-expla- natory: "I have been reading your Bulletin for three years, and was so favorably impressed I decided to take a ride on the North Shore Line to satisfy my curiosity. I did that very thing, the Missus and I. We rode from Chicago to Milwaukee and return. We found your road, equipment and service everything you claimed and a little more. We were so well satisfied we went downtown next day and invested in a block of CNS.& M.R.R. stock. We were satisfied an organization of your kind had the right idea and is bound to succeed!" EVERY HOUR O MATTER what time youwish to leave for Milwaukee, the North Shore Line is ready for you. Limited trains from here make comfortable connections at North Chicago Junction with hourly Milwaukee trains. There is no need for adjusting your plans to fit infrequent train sched- ules. North Shore Line service is so frequent that it fits any plans you may have! It's a short, pleasant ride to Milwaukee on the North Shore Line. Heavy all-steel cars, and a roadbed of solid rock ballast, make your journey replete with comfort. No smoke, no soot, no cinders. Cour- tesy that's nationally famous! Milwaukee trains carry dining cars at meal times, and many of them have parlor-observation cars. All Milwaukee trains stop atRacine and Kenosha. to take Milwaukee trains from Loop station (Adams and Wabash) and our No (Grand Avenue, Wilson Avenue, or Howard Street) a real cone Those desi For schedules, fares and other information, inquire at ticket office. Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad Co. The Road of Service WINNETKA PASSENGER STATION Tel. Winnetka 963 1.112 A train to Milwaukee 0 will find our Side stations trains stop at these stations.