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Lee CE RR A ---- gums J yell er -- ong GOLF GOSSIP Edited by EVERETT WILSON After a month of eliminations the survivors of the June class tourna- ment at the Winnetka Playfield course will play eff the final round Saturday afternoon. Championships in three classes are to be settled. A. E. Slosson will meet W. T. Dahl in the. class A event. J. B. Brad- street will settle the class B suprem- acy with A. V. Horsman. In class C, H. C. McKinnie will play the winner of the semi-final match between George | Borncamp and P. Borncamp which] has not been announced. The July Class tourhament will] start on the following Saturday. Three flights of sixteen players are! expected to start in the qualifying | 92 round. The subsequent rounds 'will | th be played on Suereening Sundays. ¥* ES ES | A field of dshiy. five local stars] turned out for the invitation tour-| nament held this week at Indian Hill. The meet offered good chance for the settling of grudges arising from the] tournament held last week by the Chicago District Golf association, where Ira Couch won the title in nine. teen holes." The course did not lie idle this] week, for on Thursday a two ball mixed foursome handicap was staged. On account of the invitation tourna- ment the weekly women's day could not be held. The semi-finals of the Hoyt cup will | be played Saturday. Paul Wilder | played an excellent game Saturday, turning in a card of 73 for eighteen holes. Judge Collins won honors with low net, 79--12--67. H Pope with 88-- 20--68 tied for second low net with | Wilder, whose net card read 73-- Bows 68. * * * * Jock Hutchison showed a flash of his last vear's style by featuring the first day's play in the British Open ' net honors. F708. with the low card. He showed that his defeat in the Gleneagles tourna- ment was no indication of his real ability. He will meet the British stars for a third time when they meet at Skokie in the National Open. Al- though only three Americans started the British tourney, a large number of his native opponents will cross the water for a shot at the National title. * ® ES * The semifinals of the Four Towns' | tournament now in progress at Sko- ' kie will be played off Saturday. In a | blind bogie last week four men tied | for first low net. C. M. Cavanee had 'low gross of the four with a card of but greater handicaps brought the three opponents to the tie for low F. C. Thomas, 95--23-- Murch, 97--25--72, and 98--26--72, were the other | Koscke, | winners who tied with Cavanee. S. L. Williams will meet H. Mershon and G. L. Sibley will com- pete against G. Murch in the semi- finals for the Glencoe cup. H. R.| Kimbark will play with J. D. Gal- | braith and F. E. Blunden will oo] around with B. T. Buck in the Evans- ton division. Dr. Burrill is paired with J. S. Pole and E. R. Hankins is matched with M. B. Orde in the Win- netka race. W. J. Champion meets W. A. Kittermaster and H. H. Curtis plays against F. M. DeBeers for hon- ors in the Wilmette class Two men will survive this round in each division for the finals next week. * FS * ES At the North Shore Golf club the | qualifying round of the Directors' cup will be played Saturday after- | noon, eighteen to qualify. The round | will be over eighteen holes and will be a handicap affair. C. D. Heller and Alex Joslyn won honors last week. Heller won an | I am now in business for myself, conducting the ONLY undertaking estab- in] Wilmette. Conscientious service is ishment my motto. 1124 Central Avenue WILMETTE No longer with the Western Phone Wilmette 654 Do you realize how own telephone. the rest. adequate to handle Long-Distance Telephoning Is Easy to make a long-distance telephone call? Just call *'Long Distance" from your Our operator does The service is good. the lines are charges are reasonable. easy and simple it is your calls, and the saving Get acquainted with the money and time 'station to station" service. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1922 | eighteen hole handicap with low net. | The remaining rcunds of the Directors' cap will be played on following weeks. Dr. L. L. McArthur won the grand- fathers' trophy at Glen View Saturday with a card of 91--21--70 and tied for first in Class D of the handicap with E. F. Skinner. CSR Bach EG That golf is gaining in popularity in the Western conference is shown by the fact that nine out of the ten uni- versities entered teams in the inter- collegiate tournament. Iowa was the only school which failed to enter. In a similar event held at Indian I Hill. last year only four teams were | entered. Many of the Big 10 play- ;ers are becoming well known in amateur ranks. George Hartman of Chicago, who was eliminated in the C. D. G. A. tournament at Oak Park by last year's champion, was consid- tered the favorite for individual hon- ors. He was beaten out last year by | Robert McKee, of Drake university, in | tw enty holes, but no schools outside | the conference were invited this year, so the dangerous competitor was eliminated. Chicago university went through a season of college competi- | tion without a defeat and this record | was made possible by. Hartman's | brilliant playing. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Landis (Miss Marion Keehn) are being congratu- lated on the birth of a little son on i Friday, June the sixteenth. ---- James and Jeanette Cherry have re- turned home from Madison, where they attend the University of Wiscon- sin. writer mechanic at this of- fice to give prompt atten- tion to all typewriter repair calls. 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