Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922. ———— wie >| THE TRIB VON ELM WILL DEFEND TITLE Trans-Mississippi Expected to Enter Golf Play This Year. LOCAL RULES REDUCING PENALTIES FOR LOSING . BALL GIVEN SANCTION CHICAGO, May 10. — Written ; Champion | sxction of local rules for golf that will permit of reducing the penal- ties for lost ball and ball out of bounds ss well as some other con- ' cemstons without formally violating the rules of the Royal and Ancient Golf club of St. Andrews has been sent out to clubs by the United association. Rule 22 provides that when a ball is lost (cannot be found in five min- utes of search) the player shall go back and lose not only the ‘distance but also a penalty stroke, playing ; three from the tee, if his drive was lost. It was attempted by the U, S. G. A. to get this penalty stroke remitted by St. Andrews but the committee instead got a penalty stroke added to the loss of distance Previousty assessed under rule 23 for a ball driven out of bounds. The penalty stroke in both cases now may be remitted under local rules, so that the outcry that followed the jadding of a penalty | of bounds can now be stilled RING STARS ON OMAHA, Neb., May 10.—George Von Him, of Salt Lake City, winner of last year’s tournament, is expected to de- tend is title when the Trans-Missis- sippi golf tournament is played at the County club course here the week of July 10, according to announcement by Francis Gaines, secretary. Some of the best golfers of the Pacific coast, as weil as many from middle western and southern states on this side of the Mississippi are also expected to play, according to Mr. Gaines, al- though the event is set for the same dates as tho national open meet at Chicago. ‘The entry lst will remain open to within a short time of the opening of the tournament. Word has been re- cotved that R. E. Knepper of Sioux City, rumer up to Chick Evans iast year in the western amateur cham- pionship and Harrison Johnston of St. Paul, who lost only one town last summer to Jesse Gnutford in the na- tional amateur championship may con- test Von Elm’s crown. ‘The Country club is making extén- stve preparations for the tournament, one of the most important in the west this summer. Additional traps and bankers are being placed on the course which will be in the best possible con- @ition for champlonship play on the @ate of the tournament opening. The first two days of the tourna- ment will be given over to the qualify- ing rounds of 18 holes each. The match rounds will be at 36 holes. a REID GIVES UP RAGING PLANS Movie Corporation Refuses to States Golf The new promulgation of the U. 8. G. A. follows: “When necessary, local rules should be made for such obstruc- tions as rushes, hedges, fixed veats, fences, gates, railways and walks for such difficulties as scrapes, hoof marks, damage cause animals; for as the existence of mud wl be held to interfere with the proper Playing of the game, and for the Penalty to be imposed in the case of a ball which lies out of bounds, see rule 23 (1), and also for the Penalty to be imposed in the case of a lost ball see rule 22 (2).” RECORD CROWD EXPECTED FOR | LONDON FIGHT LONDON, May 10—(By The Asso- those in the exhibitions are: ciated Press)—The great enclosed! amphitheater in Blackfriars road to- Battling Nelson, morrow night will hold a crowd that|nnd Tommy Gib will probably eclipse European resords' others, for boxing matches when Georges Car- pentier, the “one punch man” will ment Ted (Kid) Lewis; the two-fisted Dillon to See Many Vets in Action. pions, former champions, jtesttmonial whow for {former “Hoosier Bearcat," Soldier Jack Dorrel of ceeds that of the first miceting between the Frenchman and Joe Beckett here, which marked Georges’ rise to pugilist- ic fame. This is due mainly to patriot io faith in the Englishman who has battled through more than 200 scraps, and to admirgtion of his pluck in tak te 10 round bout. Golf Bug In Permit Star to Enter Auto INS im than mime = "™"1 St, Louis Is Classic. Betting on the bout was 3 to 1 on Carpentier today. Among Carpentier’s supporters are Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns, who claim the fight should be a walkaway for the Frenchman. Both camps say their men are in the best of condition. a =: Babe Ruth Out Hard at Work ST. LOUIS, May 10.—The “golf bug” has bitten St. Louis hard this year, according to figures received by the North Mills Country club, which show a large increase in the number of golf devotees. Harry H. Hawks, princtpal leader of the club, which is the latest go'f club to be organized here, said: “One of our charter members, who is head of the sporting goods depart- Of. 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