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finals at the Spencer Golf and Country Club's invitation golf tournament. They were to play the second and deciding eighteen holes this afternoon.H„ B; Gray of Spencer won the Country Club flight, defeating J. P. Walton of Algona 2 up and 1 to play.E. T. Bjornstad won the Little Sioux flight, defeating A. C. Pearsall of Des Moines 4 up and 3 to play.William Ellis of Spencer was winner in the Sky the Limit flight, defeating P. D. Cathcart of Panora 5 and 4.W. C. Barton of Spencer was 5 up on J. F. Kirk of Spencer on the first eghteen holes of the championship consolation finals, They were to play the second eighteen this afternoon.G. Van der Aarde of Milford won the Country Club consolation, defeating R. M. Cornwall of. Spencer 1 up. ;Mike Sherman, Sioux City professional, and acorekeeper for the tourn ament, broke the Spencer course record yesterday; playing 18 holes in 71. The best previous record was 74, held jointly by Warren Dickinson andW- H. Thomas.Finals ore being played today in ■ jHhe various flights of the ^ourna-ment, which has furnished good golf and attracted a large field of players, many of them from distant towns. The course has been in great shape, With enough rain to keep the turf lively and not enough to make it soggy.Spencer was put out of the running for the championship yester-day when Dickinson defeated Walter Thomas 1 up in the semi-finals.Spencer won 'the team championship with a total score of 325. Sioux Cifcy'fl team score was 342. The individual scores of the Spencer team were: W. H# Thomas 76, D. E. Green 79, Sioux City: L. M. Mahood 83, Lee Herron 82, H. Davidson 87, Carlton McLaughlin .90. For Cherokee P.B. Cleaves made 82 and Roy H. King 92,W. H. Thomas made the lowest individual score in the qualifying round.Eleven silver cups offered to the winners, and medals for the runners, up, in the different flights of the tournament made' a handsome display on the clubhouse mantel.Results of the play up to this morning follow:Championship FlightFirst Round—.W, H. Thqmftd* beat J* Kirk * up 3 to play*M^;Blaine Asher heat P. B. Cleaves 8-7.Warren Dickinson beat Ray KingD E. Green beat E. L. C. White6-5.Lee Herron beat W. C. Barton 3-2. George Coleman of Hartley beat W. W. Cornwall 1 up.L. M. Mahood beat Carlton McLaughlin 3-2. ' :J. W, Cory Jr beat H. DavidsonSecond Round—Thomas heat-Asher 3-1. mplrfnwvn hpat Green 2 un.J. F. Kirk beat P. B. Cleaves 4-3. Ray E. King beat B. L. C. White 1 up.W. C. Barton beat W. W. Cornwall 3-1.C. McLaughlin beat H. Davidson 2-1.Semi-finals—.Kirk beat King 1 up in 19 holes. Barton beat McLaughlin 7-8.• Country Club Consolation First Round—Ed Lighter beat Joe Lorge by default. *O. A. . Bjornstad beat G. Van der Aarde 7-6.R. M. Cornwall beat L. Davidson7-5. .N. J. Lee bye.Semi-fin ale—Van der Aarde beat Lighter i up. Cornwall beat Lee.Little Sioux Consolation First Round—F. A, Cook beat E. Taggart by default.W. N. Bowman beat D, W. Betties 1 up.L. Cf Dailey beat R. W, Fenske. Semi-finals—Bowman beat Dailey.Cook bye.Sky the limit Consolation First Round—. Charles Allison beat A. B. Anderson by default.H, Baldwin beat Mrs. Helen Mann by default.H. R. Reynolds bye.Miss Dickinson beat Miss Montour, Semi-finals—Baldwin beat Allison.Mise Dlckinsoit beat Reynolds.Qualifying Round Spencer players* scores: G. T.Krause 101, C. V. Hofstad 96, Wm. Wendt 99, R. C. Hart 102, R. W. Remer 103, Arnold Lee 99, Joe Lorge 91, R, Wt Fenske 103, F. A. Cook 103, W, W. Cornwall 91, Wm Ellis 112, H. Baldwin 112, George Emery 97, J. F. Kirk 87, J. W. Fisher 108, Ef. L.C. White 88, B. T. Bjornstad 102, A. E. Anderson 121, G. A. Heaid 93, D. S. Morgan 100, W. D. Buckey 111, W. N. Bowman 103, L. C. Dailey 102, C. B. Bjornstad 107, H. B. Gray 92, E. Taggart 102, Ed Lighter 97, Ray King 90, Jay Goble 110, O. A. Bjornstad 98, Charles Allison 111, Dean Cornwall 93, Miss Rene Montour 128, R. M. Cornwall 92, W. C. Barton 89, D. W, Bettice 102, F. J. Skewls 98. ;fainitm€teeBtEvtR.Je1foithithin;ClwSsafaghbeararm’seatartvtepithagtodiClidVTdeplcwS:s.a01Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bobst and daughter, Junita, of Sioux Falls, who formerly lived in Spencer spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Downs, West Third street.vtenlicCCOUNTY HORSE SHOE COMPETITION HELDSam Fisk and H, De Wall Chosen as Team to Represent County In State TournamentIRam Fisk of Soencer was high man
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Spencer Reporter
Spencer, Iowa, US
Wed, Aug 17, 1921
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