Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-01-01 | Page 11 | Youth Holds Scepter over Links for 1933

yOUTH OUTA HOLDS SCEPTER OVER LINKS FOR 1933 p 1 ED m KINGSLEY TOPS BEEHIVE GOLF PLAYERS t State Amateur Title young oung Ven Savage Wins I Cup Laffoon Sparkles I I Youth was served during 1933 as asi tab rh saw the lions lion's share of its ts golf gal lure go to the oncoming genera genera- on year old Ed Kingsley of orest Dale two time state amateur 1 tamp lamp and low Utah player In the ate open led the parade of youngers young young- ers eIS to star on the local links Kings- Kings ys y's brilliant work netted him the 0 o. o 1 amateur ranking position In n the ate Kingsley successfully defended his bis ate amateur title by rising from the thet st t simon Utah had to offer l I the tournament at Fort Douglas he ie slugging Kingsley defeated Owen ovey avey in the finals 6 and 5 STANDS OUT Kingsley finished second to Ky Lafon Lafon on lon Denver pro in the state open saw aw the dapper ex ex- bit the flossiest brand of ball ever splayed in the Beehive tournament y Y 1 shaved six strokes from Charles Dley's state record for the hole 72 st touring the tourney route at the auntry club in strokes eight rokes under par His score I 1 a nine on the last hole of the tour tour- mient Laffoon's ball being wed by the canyon on No 18 Sharing the amateur spotlight with Covey was the only Utahn I win two major 1933 tournaments e C retained his title in the in amateur meet at Ogden defeat defeat- ig tg Frank Whitworth in an all Coun y club finale Covey Shines Then Covey capped aped off his witha with a championship the ate open match play grind at Boniville Bon Bon- wile iville t trimming r rim i m m i n g Professional harles Foley of at Bonneville in the match Another newcomer in golf golt Ven wage better known as the Cow jy 7 Golfer won the city amateur wage defeated another youngster Wilcox of Bonneville in the aal nal oal after triumphing over Kings- Kings y I and Ed Perry Savage a Forest Daler Another r lad still in his teens Earl won won won- the Ogden city ama ama- ur Russell Russen Swanson assistant pro at proved another g Lg golfer goler by replacing Ken Shell as ate caddy champion and winning ie LC state junior open ope gonfalon Great Grut Battle Bathe The most heated battle baUle of all aU Utah alf lf for 1933 saw the Country club se ose out Fort Douglas in their second layoff layoU after they had battled over J holes on even terms Country defeated Nibley in the playoff Ir r division A honors while Fort won in division B. B Mrs J. J H JL Evans of the Country and Mrs L. L G. G Shriver of Forest Forestale Forestale Forestale ale shared major honors in women's Dif alf If Mrs Evans captured the sta state e omens title defeating Mrs Shriver I 1 and 13 in the finals at the Country lube Lub Mrs Shriver previously won wonie ie le city and Fort Douglas Invitation ties Mrs A. A H. H Means of at the Country Lub winner of most of the 1932 1032 hon hon- rs did not compete in any major majorr r tah tournaments this year ear because t ill health and participation in the western women's meet at Chicago some of the Utah tourneys