Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 8, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg saturday att test 8, 1925 Amateur Golf event Mclean and Cuthbert in Amateur Golf final Polo game today should be fast and hard Pought continued from twelfth with a Par four the thirteenth with a Birdie three and Squar ing the match on the fifteenth with another sparkling three. Cuthbert had a wonderful Opportunity to assume the Lead at the Lone sixteenth where he followed a lengthy drive with a Fine Iron shot to the Ereen. Wilson hooked to the rough and recovered poorly to the Edge of tie Green put his approach putt Stone dead Lay ing ont Hbert a stymie and the latter took three putts and was Only Able to the Hole. Wilson again hooked 3. Mashlor shot to the Short seventeenth and found himself in the awkward Posi Tion of being one own and one to go when Cuthbert was Down in Par. A half in Par fives at the final Hole finished one of the toughest Battles seen for Many years. Fine game. Taking it from All angles the March was More worthy of Tho final than for entry into the Semi final stage. Wilson was slightly unfortunate in passing out of the tournament after playing three Days of Well nigh perfect Golf. Cuth Bert s round of Al was unique in tile fact that it included not a single Birdie his card Only showing two occasions where to failed to play Par Golf. Wil son s Mascle and Putter almost pulled out a Victory for him on the last Pine holes of play where he turned what looked like certain defeat into so Mai thing that came very close to Victory. R. D. Mclean who has Only recently come to the City from Edmonton produced some phenomenal work with his Putter against Bryan. O Kelly in the morning round. To took an Early Lead when o Kelly found a hopeless lie in a Divot Hole off the tee at the first Mclean was out in 33, but the game was anybody s up to that Point. O Kelly was again in Portunato when he found a Gopher Hole off his drive to the ninth where he gave up the Hole. Long puts for Birdie threes at the 13th and 14th gave Mclean Tho match by 5 and 4. K. C. Allen and w. A. Stephen started off the Day s play and the latter was returned the Victor by virtue of some Fine putting after mediocre Golf on the part of both up to the greens. Alex. Black had a great struggle wit ii Arthur land in his first round of the Day. The match eventually going to two extra holes before a decision was arrived at. Land s tee shots have been one of the Bright spots of the tournament and he would have been a touch to beat if he had been Able to follow them up. Black s steadiness however pulled him through in the end. Black showed better form against Cuthbert in the afternoon. Che latter started off brilliantly to gain a Lead of three at the end of the sixth but Black Pat a Chip shot dead for a four at the Long seventh against the wind and Cut Down his opponent s Lead to one at tha ninth with another perfect four. From then Cuthbert gradually forged until he emerged the Winner on the 16th Green which he reached with a Long drive and a Jigger shot for a Birdie four. All that Black lacked was a Little More distance off the tee which would have made Many of his second shots much easier. Tun up shots were invariably accurate and his put Ting was steady throughout. Art Stephen did Well to reach the Semi final stage of the championship. He has had Little experience in events of this nature but it is Safe to say hat he will be heard from More in the future. He fell Down somewhat in his match against Mclean yesterday afternoon but nervousness rather than bad Golf was the reason. Mclean s feat in reaching the final in his first appearance in a Manitoba championship is remarkable. Last year lie reached the Semi final stage of the Alberta Amateur tournament where he was beaten by Carson Mcwilliams. It was Only in the previous year that he met Douglas , the present title Holder of tie Chinook province in the Junior championship and beat him by a wide margin. While without the same experience As Cuthbert he be depended upon to make a great ibid for the title today. Second flight h. M. Stratton. Of a Crest and Frank Chisholm. Of Norwood will Battle today in the final of the second flight. Strat ton continued to play Golf More worthy of the championship division and won two easy matches from j. M. Blair in the morning and j. Congalton after lunch. Chisholm disposed of r. A. Robison and Foster Woolley who won the Junior honors two years ago. Wool Ley held Chis Horn to a two and one verdict in spite of the latter s steady play of 41 out and 43 Home. Yesterday s results Are As follows championship flight morning round w. A. Stephen beat k. C. Allen 4 and s. N. D. Mclean beat Bryan o Kelly. 5 and 4. Alex Black beat a thur land at the 20th Hole. J. T. Cuth Bert beat a. J. Wilson 1 up. Afternoon round r. D. Mclean beat w. A. Stephen four Mes will have to sustain their Challenge to rest of the club the Challenge issued by the. Dukes four to the Host of the club has aroused keen sporting interest Polo game to be played this after noon at St. Charles country club. Odds Are being Laid in favor of both sides and much speculation is heard As to the chances of each. The Dukes have till along been confident of winning but they will have to play pretty hard and fast Polo to be victorious i the game undoubtedly will he Worth watching. A zest has been Given to it that is missing even from an International contest for neither Side wishes to be saddled with the Cost of the dinner to which the losers Are to entertain the this May be a Small matter but it instills a lot of stimulation into the Chal Lenge. The Dukes Are averse to pay ing so it is said for they know that if. They lose they will have a crowd to entertain while the rest of the club though not minding the divided Cost of a dinner put up for the four Dukes say what1 they Jet to is the Bare idea of not being Able to defeat any challengers. Both sides Are out to win. To play eight chukker the. Game will Start at 3 o clock and will eight it tuckers. This is unusual and Seldom played except in the most important inter National contests. It will provide the better spectacle. The Dukes have a habit of getting liveliest about the fifth or sixth chukker when Ordinary games Are closing. The rest of the club however Nouga player at its service to keep the Ball going at full tilt for any number of Chuk kers. So neither Side appears to be downhearted. At the length the game is to be. A Little rain will not in any Way Hurt the prospects .01 the game for the ground is already hard baked and will do with an alleviating Shower or two. , however in prime condition to suit the exciting play promised to be waged Between the Dukes and the rest of the club in their match this afternoon Royal Lake of the Woods yacht club protest upheld by judges Canadian fun uen Palch _ St. Paul Minn., aug. Second of the series of races or the Cameron cup at the International regatta at White Bear Jakc was postponed today because of local wind. Two events re scheduled for tomorrow. A judges ruling today on a protest by the Royal Lake of the Woods yacht club of Winnipeg man., on the outcome of the first vent yesterday gave the canadians a tie in the Point he White Bear yacht club. Kawa White Bear finished first yesterday by a scant thirty seconds. Phantom the Canadian boat was second. The visitors intended that they were fouled near the finish line and their pro est was allowed the revised Point score gave each Side a total f five. Play starts in hard courts net tourney today scottish Amateur athletic association 19th annual games Polo grounds labor Day , september 7th the great sports event of the year. 53 items. The leading athletes of the West will take part in the track and Field events and the dancing and piping contests will include All the local experts and Many from outside Points. The races of the Winnipeg driving club will be. Run at intervals in the afternoon. All entries must reach the Secretary on or before August 29th. Admission including grand stand 56c children 25c up to 12.30. After Itha t hour including tax. John d. Mckelvie Secretary St. Andrew s rooms National Trust building. Games commence 10 . Sharp. 4 and 3. J. T. Cuthbert beat Alex Black 3 and 2. Second flight morning round h. M. Stratton beat j. M. Blair. J Congalton beat a. C. West. F. Woolley beat k. Eadie. F. Chisholm beat r. A. Robison. Afternoon round h. M. Stratton beat j. Congalton and g. F. Chisholm beat f. Woolley 2 and 1. Today s final starts at 10 acid o clock. The prizes will be presented inane lately following the conclusion of play. West end trims sterlings West end Defeated sterlings 10 to 6 in a. North division intermediate league last night. Tommy pitched Fine Ball for the winners. Fontaine issues defy. W. Black manager of Del Fontaine claimant to the Canadian middleweight championship stated that i open to meet Jessome Harry Henna of of Toronto or any other middleweight in Canada at 160 pounds before the club or promoter Best terms its Beauty is particularly appealing because it distinguishes a vehicle of sturdy Worth. You Are afforded the satisfaction of driving a car that actually lives up to its smart appearance five balloon Archibald Martin motors Ltd. 700 Portage ave. Harvey Caff it staff trims full Cuthbert executive band 12-3 More than 300 fans turned out at Wesley Park last night to watch he Taff and executive Battle through Fevand three Quarter rounds of hectic base and what a trimming Harvey Mann s staff handed. Fuzz Cuthbert s executive representatives. The store was 12-3. Nunt for four rounds it was a close struggle. Then Harvey s pets let Loose Vith their clubs piling up nine runs in he fifth when the staff went to Bat n the sixth one was Down when the Cuthbert Crew gave up with Johnny Myers in the Box. Joe Lyons hurled a swell game for staff while Harvey Cann and Rob Mcvey came through with some healthy clouting. Mcvey cracked a terrific drive with Moe Doyle in the Box hat went Over Johnny Myers head in Centre Leld for a Homer. Feature was double play Lyons to Cann to John fuzz Cuthbert started to hurl for the executive and got away Well for three rounds. But then he made a terrible mistake Steamer Maxwell to the Mound. The staff kidded steam 1 in the fourth and did t score but they sure batted him in the fifth. Steamer had no alibis for he had a Brainy old Veteran behind the Bat the person of Jde Darlington. Doyle followed Maxwell on the then there came Joe Darlington Muckle Warren and Johnny Myers a order. They ail looked alike to har vey s henchmen. By Way Davidson lit one through Dave Mcdonald s Leps with the bases full and All scored. An unfortunate incident was an in jury to Steppy Fairman. Who twisted his knee. Umpire Jansen played a nifty game at first for the winners. For comedy the game could not be beaten and the fans sure got a. Laugh. The teams As they started Darlington c b Myers if Maxwell 3b m. War Renss Mcdonald. In s. Cuthbert Doyle of Johnson of j. Myers it. A Lyons a Jansen la h Cann Roche is Mcvey 3b Ruce if me vicar of Slater mfr David son of. Irvine. New York state Golf players i Public links event final associated press despatch Garden City n.y., aug. Again the National Public links Golf championship will come to the East and to new York state the finalists in tomorrow s play at Salisbury be ing Hay Mcauliffe of Buffalo and William f. Serrick of new York a rugged Veteran who Learned links play by carrying Golf hags for ten years performed sensationally to gain his honors. Bill 17-year-old Star from Detroit had Little in eliminating Ted Lloyd of Chicago 3 and 2, to gain the Semi finals but he was powerless against the exceptional driving of the sturdier Mcauliffe and went balk line Champion ran s64 Points in the final two blocks of his Point match with Gillie Hoppe won the match to. Starting in the seventh with the score to in. The former world Champion s favor Hagenbacher scored carols in the afternoon to Hoppe s 103. To the evening he. Continued where he had left off with an unfinished run of 58 in the ninth in nth and scored 300 Points giving him a run of Dofi a Chance to go to the table. The exhibition of the German Ohan Pion left the Large gallery almost dazed. From is first in ans of the afternoon mock was the thirtieth of the , Gnu his closing run of 300 in Hie first inning of the. Evening Block Ragetli Allier placed 7te collected 172 carols on his first at the table after Hoppe had Mase 4. Run of four. I in Ion to this run of 172 he Maine others too and finished with ran of 3h8 for the 3sth inning. Hippo full tribute to the e remark Irle playing of i via opponent. Averaged 107 1-9 for the two blocks Ana had a Erand aver fir f e match of 63 6-38. Hoppe s average was 52 Jock Hutchinson and Barnes win at coast Canavin Victoria b.c., aus Job James Barnes. British open it Campion and Jock Hutchinson who were in Vic Toria today with the Chicago Golf car Avan Tourlos the Pacific Defeated Dave Black Vancouver and Phil. Taylor professional of Oak club Here 4 and 3, in an is Hole self match at Colwood links afternoon. Chick Evans former Western eur Champion and Captain Ernesr Carter former Irish heat j and a. V. Moon. Of 4 and 3. Robertson memorials and West Kil Dollan will meet in .-p.a, re play game on the College Grouf ids tonight at 6.45 o clock. The firs game ended in a one goal draw both clubs will Trot out their Strong est a great tussle is expected. I for the second time Westerley and St. Paul s failed to come to a. Decision in the Competition. Last night the teams battled to a two goal draw in a hard fought and exciting match on the College grounds. St. Paul s assumed a 1 to 0 Lead at the interval but West Eclea scored twice in the second half to take the Lead Only to see the saints equalize just before full time v the purity flour won the a Divi Sion of the mercantile league on night when they Defeated the great West. Life by a score of 4-0. The score was a Good Indi cation the game. The goals were notched by Clark Tyler Isherwood Mcdonald. The winners were As follows Fisher Acheson Patterson Mclntyre herring Barlow Clark Tyler chem Lewic Isherwood Mcdonald. St. Vital juniors will play South end on monday at the St vital grounds. All players an wanted out. Fort Garry will meet . United in a third division league Day night at 6.30 o clock on the for Garry grounds. The following wll represent fort Garry hero mar tin Parson Dorma Pink Plouffe Mcmeekan Bishop b. Findlay. W Findlay and Mountain. Spares Horsfall Kerr Goodman and Hall. The following will represent United Short Allen Templeton Gordon Gregg Mclaren Mcallister 1 wee Mcammond Stacey Hamilton Craig Maxwel and. Lettrick. Boys club will meet Brookland and Weston . In a juvenile game monday night on the Thomp son Street grounds. The following boys club players Are wanted of at o clock b. Romans g. Hayes h. Scar the e. Button s. Clark Dyer Lane Archer Sigvaldson so Fultz Mclellan Sanderson coup Ian s and Alsup. St. James will meet celtic night at St. James in a Jea Gui game. The following St. Players Are wanted at 6.31 o clock Stevens Reeve Patterson Cross Beach Wylie Hunter Harford Cassidy Miller Smith. Bell Berry Thomson Foster Brown and Scholes. Beavers will meet Westerley night at 6.45 o clock on the Logan and Quelch Street grounds. The Beaver team will chosen from the following Moore Nicholson Mcmannus Weston Duff Mcquiston Mcconn Gall Honor. Me Bride Knox Mekenzie. Cameron and Murton. All players Are wanted 6.30. The scottish football club wll hold an executive meeting Monda night at s.30 o clock in the King George billiard Parlours. Party of golfers is Toming we associated 7ren cattle t Seattle aug. Party of 2 Middle West golfers and business men including Jim Champion and Jock Hutchison former British open Champion representing 23 states left Here today for Victoria b.c., on a tour of the american North West and Canada. Contests Between the members and with local stars Are to be played at All places visited. On the itinerary Are Vancouver Lake in pulse Banff Calgary and Winnipeg. The. Party is to wind up the tour at Duluth Minn. Second game of soft bail playoff monday Handicap events in Western Canada championships scheduled for various local courts Vancouver races the Handicap events of the Western Anada hard courts tournament will commence today on various club courts. .11 competitors Are requested to be on Ime As the games must a started promptly at the time scheduled. The Fri vials in charge on various courts Are requested to phone the results immediately on the conclusion of games to he Winnipeg Lawn Tennis club. To a s draws follows fort Garry courts. 2 . Handicap de Tardin 15 is. V. M. Part. -15 p. Barrett is. J. Reynolds scr g. A. Behanan -30, is. R. H. Roberts z m. Barkwell is. S. Parkin -v415. Handicap d. Morosnick scr. Is. V. F. A. Palmer. A. D. Jones -15, is. J. S. Steven son -15. 4 Besant -15, is. J. Olds p s. Robinson scr., is. I. H. -h15. 6 m. Barkwell -15, is. A. M. Shinbane w. S. Parkin scr., is. J. S. Molls on 6 . Handicap or Brooks is. Buchanan or Roberts. Handicap Green or Fraser is. Parkin or Moulson. Granite courts. 2 . Handicap g. Wood is. C. L. Jones -16 f. Wallace was. C. Brooks -30 c. J. -15, is. H. Green 4 . Handicap j. Carter -15v4, is. F. Wallace -30 h. Green scr., is. J. L. Fraser -v415. Yonne Grace courts. . Handicap a r. Hugo h. Freer his a. Slater scr., is. F. M. Barton -15. 3 Gunn -15, is. W. Whits Ford scr. Bank of Montreal 2 . Handicap h. Nose worthy scr., is. H. F. Gyles. 4 pan Handicap h. Nose worthy hib is. R. Hay scr h. T. Ross -v415, is. H. F. Gyles -30. Colonial courts. Be 2 . Handicap Foiw apr -15i4 is. W. H. Irice d. Mac Donald his is. G. B. Hunt his. Handicap c. Powell his is. V. N. S. -15 3 Handicap b. Brow Nell -30, is. A Campbell 4 . Handicap h. Ricie scr is. F. Cummins scr Mac Donald -15, is. A. A. In Acmillan scr. 5 . Handicap r. Jackson scr is. A. Campbell -13. Handicap s. Stevenson his is. Crow Der or Rice. Mickey Walker Billy mls bout postponed Chicago. Aug. 7. The Mickey Walker Billy Wells boxing match at East Chicago scheduled for tonight was called off at.7 o clock because of rain. The. Same card will be put on next monday night. First race six Tylla j9.so. J3.-45 Stang Elena 13.25 Deer Trail time 1-5. Also Dolph Jago Labeau old sinner. Second race five Prince Marvel g. S2.s5 Fly ing Princess time. 4-5. Also Faust Bull Hornet Little Rose Riverwood sir Walter Wood. Third race five and one half fur Eugenia k. R. Southern gentle Man watch your step 36.15. Time 4-6. Also lady Belty duo de Guise Clear the Way. Fourth race one mile and seventy Yards York Road s6.75, out Calgary Stampede Fred 52.40, out tag Day out. Time 1-5. Also vain. Brig. Pend is. Fifth race five furlongs Cleo s Rochester s2.20 Irish Bee b. Baby doll time 1-5. Also Sampson s cat flyaway. Sixth race five and one half fur Blue c. S615. 53 Nick Klein Frank . E. Time. 2-5. Also lady Harrigan miss Parnell dare Ucan. Meg Luuy j. Seventh race one mile and seventy pie e. Mabrey time also tableau d Conneur Tain Tom a Revor. Pat Cap Tigret Tes Blank Transcona 20 to 0 tag irettes Hung up another Vic tory in the girls soft Ball league last night by applying the Wash Brush to Transcona to the Tuno 20 to 0. It wan the Bengal Lles second shut out Victory in three Days blanking nationals on wednes Day 19 to 0. Hilly Al Herstien was in tip top form and whiffed fourteen batters see for yourself title the cloth in ton. Are measured by our cutters follow your measurements to a fraction of an perfect suit Tor you. We Haven Good Range of suits to order j. Norris Triumph in sectional matches Privis dentil re Forest Hills n.y., aug. Free of four Matchek. Tennis Start present los the East hold a incl she Dee Over their opponents from us Vest today at the end of the for tit half of the two Day inter a Battle. Robert and Howard Kinsley san Francisco in to final of the afternoon scored the Only Triumph when they Eon William t. Tilden Ami go 2-6, 6-a, 7-5. The Uther doubles encounter Wem of the East when is. Norris Lams and Vincent Ili Charda Defeated William m. Johnston and Claf. Ence Griffin san Francisco g-3, 6-4. Both singles tussles Olio went to the Atlantic Ropret. Sent Alves. Or. George King a new York Defeated John Henn Tiu of Indianapolis in abort order 6-1, and Manuel Alonzo Spanuth Pavis cup Ace Defeated Craig a Jolman of Stanford University bout Revere mass., aug. Cd in settled weal her conditions he Between George Cook Austn. Ian heavyweight an a Joe of new York scheduled for at the Revere Cycle track has bets postponed until monday. Tout Harry a new Joy or ibo Kui tto i ii i in in 379% Portage Avenue Carlton and Edmonton. To save you better. You Moro. We Star cars reduced prices effective at once the second game of the senior soft Ball league playoff Between fifties and . Will be played on the Sherburn Lacrosse monday nos rat at a.45 o clock. . . Won the first game of the five Faroe series thursday night. Benny for the . And Ernie nifty for mourn duty. Touring special touring a Buster Coupe Brougham special Sedan 875 985 Western Canada motor car co. Ltd. 263 Edmonton Street. Pm. 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