The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-29

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generally is regarded as the center
of municipal golf. Our players prop
erly should uphold the reputation.
Harry Schopp will give interested
parties further information If they
will see him at South Grove.
The Sweepstakes Handicap quail
flying round was played Sunday at
Broadmoor. Bracket match play will
begin this week. The presidents
cup is at stake.
Mike Sullivan, after checking all
the cards turned in Sunday states
that J. j. Mossler, with an IS. was
lew scorere in the qualifying round.
Two players are tied for sixteenth
place with scores of 102, and Sam
MUELLER and Richard Hunter will
play off the tie for the place in the
select list during the next few days.
Between Mossler and the above
named two come b. A. Lehman, with
So; D. Lurey, 80; Joe Michaels and
Sol Calm. 90; II. A. Kahn, SO; Leon
ard Solomon, "a; Sam Hahn. 81;
Harry jackson, 80; l. F. Kahn, Wal
ter Nussbaum, A. M. Rosenthal and
e. Fisher, 9S; Julius Schwab, Jake
Wolfe and j. M. Jackson, each 101.
Although Mossler shot the low
score in the qualifying round. leon
ard Solomon is given the best odds
to take the cup, with Bernie Leh-
man in a slump and Ferd Meyer not
in the tourney.
Solomon is Mike Sullivan's choice:
and, by the way, Mike picked Leon
ard Schmutte to cop the State open
last week.
Miss Marjorie Fisher holds the
distinction today Of being the first
woman. player to shoot the Broad
moor course in less than 100. Mar
jorie went out in 81 and back in As
for a SO, much less than a century.
The June Kiwanis golf tourna-
ment is under way at the Meridian
Hills course. A. c. Ostermeyer,
chairman of the golf committee,
states 1t is a net gross and blind
handicap tournament and there are
coolies of prizes. Play began at l
p. IN. today.
The Indianapolis Bond Mems Club
will hold its annual golf tournament
July Is and 16 at the Broadmoor
Country Club and the Coffin mu-
nicipal course, according to an an
nouncement today by Raymond d.
Jackson, president. A dinner will
be held at the end of the first days
play at the Broadmoor Club, at
which time prizes will be awarded.
Prizes will be donated by the fol-
lowing firms and individuals:
Fletcher American Company Washington
Bank and Trust Company Aetna Trust and
Savings Bank. Marion County State Bank.
Co Newton Todd. waiter Pfaff ( Myron
Hughel. Peoples State Bank. Otto F. Hauei-
pany Fs trust conps anna
McKinnon. Bankers Trust Company, Breed.
Elliott 4 Harrison. Indiana National Bank;
Bank. Fletcher Sayings and Trust Company,
Meyer iaer Bank. Bankers Investment
Wild State Bank. Raymond b. Jackson,
Gavin L. Payne & Co.
Tom Brown, who was at the Circle
theater last week, accepted an invita-
ton Of Bill Deperman, to play at
South Grove. Harry Schopp re
vealed to Brown an idea of Indiana.
polls municipal golf courses. Herb
Jennings sent three of the players
at the Palace out to Schoop. In a
letter Of introduction for the Messrs
Morton. Jewell and Maxwell. 'Jen'
nings stated that they had boasted
of their artistry at the golf game and
asked Schoop to look with disdain
on their meager efforts. Mr.. De Fore
and Miss Jean Granese, also playing
at the Palace, proved to be follow
ers of pushing the pill They, too
were accorded the usual South Grove
hospitality.
There was a difference of business
occupation attached to three young
women who appeared at The South
Grove links to take up golf this
week.
Miss Loretta Corcoran Of the Cor
coran Insurance Company. Miss
Helen Featheringill of the Baxter
Company, and Miss Marian Fitzim-
mons of Flanner & Buchanan,
learned few things about a golf
stick.