The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-27
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BY DICK MILLER

HE Times interscholastic in
vitational golf tournament
plans are going forward
rapidly. The Shortridge High School
tournament in which twenty-eight
boys are now engaged in intermural
play and from which we gained our
idea about promoting a tournament
open to all school boys Of the city,
is still going on. Probably all the
S. II. S. entrants will be in The
Times event, according to Lieut.. G..
A. Naylor, who is in charge of golf
at the north side school.
Today Brother Simon of Cathe-
dral, notified us that his intermural
tournament that had forty-four
starters had reached the third
round and would be over soon. He
promised that most of the starters
will enter The Times tourney.
Fred German, athletic director at
Technical, said he had a man in mind
on the faculty who would be intrust-
ed with the organization Of the Tech
golfers. German states we can
count on several entries from the
east side school.
Down at Manual. Acting Athletic
Director Clunie detailed the golf des-
TIMES to Ed Holloway A meeting
is to be held this week. Last year
Manual produced the winner Of The
Times caddy tournament, Abe
Mitchell.
The Boys Preparatory School has
golf team and Coach Dame is get
| ting the boys ready to take on a
team from Shortridge. If The Times
tournament does not interfere with
the term-ending exams at Prep,
Dame said we could count on a large
list of entries from that school.
Bernie Lehman. president Of the
| indianapolis District Golf Associa-
ton, will meet with the board of di-
rectors, Thursday. At that meeting
he is going to tell of the plans of
The Times in promoting a tourna-
ment for juniors, something the dis
trict golfers favor. The directors
will be asked to act on a motion to
appropriate money to send players
TO the Indiana Junior Open, at Gull
yer, late In the summer We
feel that The Times tourney winner
and as many runners-up as possible
will be sent.
There was a time when Mrs.
Davis said to Mrs. Parker: Lets
take a drive this afternoon" and
she meant they were to go motoring,
Sunday 1t was a different story. Mrs.
w. II. Davis and hubby and Mrs.
L. II. Parker. and the Mr. were
out at Coffin, driving. and they were
pretty ones down the middle Of the
fairways.
o. NJ. Jones OF the Jones'
Whitaker Sales Company, had some
thing he wanted to thrash out with
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Motors Finance division. and took
him to Riverside golf course to do it.
! C. II. Conner. and Webb Wright
went along and made it a snappy
| foursome.
The chief interest at Broadmoor
seems to be to get in under so, &C.
cording to Mike Sullivan, who cares
for the desinies of the players as
far as their clubs are concerned.
The Irvingtonians were not to be
outweathered last weekend at
| the Pleasant Run course. Wally
Nelson reports that 100 or more
braved the strong winds Saturday
and twice that many were out Sun
day. Cliff Wagner, with a 70. and
Virgil Robey with an IS, were the
best Sunday players.
Not that all employees OF the In
! dianapolis Athletic Club must be
athletes, but Misses Blanche league
and Betty Jolly and l.. L. Harsh
barger were busy Sunday selecting
set Of clubs at South Grove.