The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19
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THE MAN WHO COLTS
FOR SPORT
By DICK MILLER

Lest you forget the announcement
Of early last week, the Indianapolis
District Golf Association will have
its annual dinner and election Of Of
flcers at the Columbia Club tonight.
1t will be Colts biggest spring in
ming. Wallace o. Lee, president,
has arranged an interesting evening,
with the festivities beginning at
$50 p. m. The club has promised
fine eats and music The u. S. Rub
Der Company will give a ball TO
each guest as a souvenir. The vari-
GUS sporting goods houses and golf
club professionals have contributed
other golf equipment for prizes in
contests.
Eddie thinner will speak on
What Is the District Golf. Asso-
citation and What Are It's Objects?"
Harry Schopp will talk on a new
monthly publication in the making,
the "Hoosier Golfer" Lee will make
short talk preceding election Of
new members to the board Of direc-
tors. They will retire and elect the
officers for this year. Motion pic
lures of golf form will close the
program.
Nearly 400 persons played the
course at South Grove Saturday.
This course captured the honors.
More than 40 played at Riverside,
and Coffin and Pleasant Run courses
had nearly as many. Many women
were out. At the private clubs,
Country Club and Broadmoor hao
surprising turnouts.
Mrs. Alma c. Gardner purchased
new set OF clubs from Harry
Schopp.
y am very much interested in
birds, and do considerable work for
the State conservation department. "
she said. II do not find anything
any more associated with the study
Of birds than golf. The green scene
~, the open air, the walking and
everything. is so wonderful. only
hope my ability can be as strong as
my interest" she added.
Dan LIE Gore, real estate man,
took time enough from business to
work in a little play. Dan turned
in an SO at South Grove. Mrs. r
L. Fezle. out for the first time, and
Miss Blanche Morgan. quite a golfer.
turned in a score well under the
customary woman tally. She proba-
bly, has her eye on the State WON.
ems tournament at the Country Club
this summer.
The women at the Country Club
are playing In a manner that would
indicate they do not intend to allow
the woman's championship to float
over any other clubhouse this year
Mrs. Romney Wilson and Mrs. Car
c. Gibbs, vice president Of the Won.
ems State association, played fine
games Sunday and several other
women. among them Mrs. Stanley
Brook and Mrs. Fred Nixon at the
same club. maid some splendid shots
Judge James A Collins played In
a foursome at Riverside Saturday
Albert Gall. A c. Metcalfe and j. D.
Pierce were other members. 1t was
the first time out this season for the
jurist, who strokes a mean shot
Chick Nelson said he turned IN a
good score.
Frank W. Stafford, who heads a
company playing "Duckin' for
Ducks" at the Palace this week, was
at the Riverside course bright and
early Sunday. lie played a round OF
eighteen holes Of the game, "Driv.
ing for Brides" but Brassies and
BRIDES was unable to learn that he
made any holes in one