Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

His first round threw him with Bennett
Heath of Muncie, a veteran of many
years experience with golf. Heath was
too good on the greens for Brown.
Sielken Of Riverside went like the pro-
verbal house afire yesterday morning and
Frank Ayres Of Highland had little
chance with him. Ayres played a plucky
game but the opposition was entirely
too strong.
A tougher customer for Siel5en was
Gilmore Of South Bend, who has been
| shooting good golf all during the week.
| Elmore knows this course wei and Is
always dangerous. He ousted Sielken.
The other South Bend crack, Sanders,
is hitting the ball with great distance.
Sanders, they say, has not been going his
best, but his drives yesterday scared his
opponents frequently. The player whose
fault is pressing, gets into trouble play
ing with man Ike Sanders.
Jack Tulte of Highland was not him
self yesterday. His final round of 81 In
| tn qualifying round upset him. Playing
Offering no abb for It, lutte started the
ninth five down with Franklin OF Muncie,
VINO Is a newcomer in state champion
ship society, and won one W. on the nine
teenth hole. Some come back!
Had Norman Metcalf not read so much
about the prowess OF this young strip
ling. Baxter Sparks of Terre Haute and
Princeton University, be would have
given Sparks a tougher battle. Sparks
played good golf, which enabled him TO
Leaf Metcaf handily. but the golf which
| Netcalf played was not up TO his style.
And there was Frank KIssell, another
Riverside player who stepped out and
won his morning match by playing golf
| which, had 1t been in the championship
round, would have covered linn with
glory. Being IN the commltte cup flight
it does not seem so formidable.
When a fellow Is beaten 10 up ne has
| received some trimming. we win sug-
: gest That is the size Of the dose slipped
to Ray Young by young Richard Pat
ten in the committee cup flight yester-
ful golf IN doing it. too, for Jones is no
duffer, not vt all.
The hopes Of young Peck Of Crawfords-
| Vile were spoiled in the championship
I by Elmore OF South Bend, who beat the
yOungster, Eve and four.
The first extra hole match OF the tour
nament was played by Bernie lehman OF
Indianapolis and DR.. Hall Of La Porte
Lehman lost the match on the nineteenth
hole.
Results IN the first round OF the cham
plonsh.p flight were: II. H. SieIken.
| Riverside, defeated Frank Ayres. High
land, : and 8; Harry G Elmore. south
| Bend defeated David W Peck. Craw-
fordsville; Baxter Sparks, Terre Haute,
| defeated Norman Metcaf. Riverside. 6
and 4 Bennett Heath. Muncie. defeated
| G. A. Brown. South Grove, and W.
{ A. Hail. Michigan City. defeated Bernie
{ Lehman, Riverside, I up (nineteen holesl
! william CNanlandingham, II ghland de-
! feated Bert Ball. Riverside. 1 and .;
| Johnny Simpson. Nlncennes, defeated
! Jess J. Mossler, Riverside and 2:
! Tweed Sparks Terre Haute. defeated
: L. L. Banford. Highland. 8 and 5: Ivan
Webster, South Bond. defeated r. Kelly.
| Elkhart, and q; Dan sanders South
Bend defeated Paul Shaffer Riverside.
3 and =; Wendell T. jay. Kokomo. de
feated J Fl. Powell. Michigan City. .
aud 1; Jack Tuite, Highland, defeated
4 y. Fl. Dronbertier, Terre Hau'e, ! up.
Jack Blxler Lafayette, defeated Robert
! Vance. KokOmO, defeated Robert Resener,
/ Kokomo l up; James r. Hamill. High
| land, defeated John Lodbettcr, Michigan
/ City, 3 and ..
Results second round championship
/ fight:
Harry Gilmore defeated Herman siel.
/ ken, l up; Baxter Sparks defea fed Ben
nett Heath, Muncie, and .; William
| Nanlaudingham defeated w. A. Hall. 4
and ; Johnny Simpson defeated H. d.
Sparks, l up; Dan Sanders defeated Ivan
/ Webster, and 3 Jack Tuite defeated
/ Wendell T. jay, , and l. Jar, Bixler
! defeated Charlie Taylor, and . and
/ Brownie Vance defeated James T. Hsmlll.
and 8.