The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-20
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BY DICK MILLER
. HIcK BpsER, city controller

~ of the park board were to
partner in an eighteen-hole match
at South Grove today, with Clyde
Robinson, county treasurer nominee
on the Republican ticket, and Adolph
Emhardt as their opponents.
Emhardt and Buser recently start.
ed lessons from Harry Schopp and
have made rapid progress. We Won
der If the park board and city fam
lily members can see any places
where some of the fee money col
lectedSat South Grove might be spent
on the course whence it came.
Dave Mitchell, assistant pro at
South Grove, sent in his entry 20
the western open Thursday. Dave
will be one of the youngest, if not
the youngest, entrant there. He
shoots wonder golf when ne is on
his game.
The women at South Grove have
reached the final round Of their club
championship play. Mrs. AL Roy
defeated Mrs. Hal Holmes, up and
8 to play, to get into the finals,
where she wilLmeet Miss Elizabeth
Dunn, State champion. The match
is postponed until September. Miss
Dunn leaves Saturday noon for Chi
cago, where, as a representative of
The Indianapolis Times and the
Highland Country Club, she will en-
gage in the Western Women's Asso.
citation tournament to be played
over the Olympia fields course, start
ing Monday.
When she returns Miss Dunn will
play in the city tournament, as will
Mrs. Roy. It will be played at the
Coffin course, Aug. 80 and 81. and
Sept. l and 2. The South Grove
finale match will be played following
that.
Dad williams, starter at South Grove, in
veranda recently, handed one of the boys
who was telling how much of h 'me boss
house sad Dad they usually mean ne tie
sweeper a and erraSds lawn WHICH tbe
Boosting member left quietly.
Joe Kelly. publicity man for the Western
Of golf over his favorite course. the of
home Fairgrounds. South Grove. Joe. look
ing, for south-pawed slice. in his anger,
II don't give hang for the ball. but-I
grasp the clubs like veterans and swing as
u they had been playing for years. *iss
pounding a typewriter was one who re-
Gently took up the game under Harry
sSchopp, and he is iubilant about her fu-
Other golf and country clubs Of Indiar
sa l are doing much to assist the High
Campbell President: woodstock Club. ha ;.
Darlington George penny jr '3 George
Denny Den sr. J Norris Haines. J., Emmett
stand, Vance Smith. B. A. Richardson. l.
,Raeben Morris. chairman Of the River
Giatss g. f stnoy Paul Gray "a Wallace Lee
Cliff Wayoner Warren Colby. ". A. Whit,
HHey lanes o Dsyjs, Tom CARRIER james
Steele Edward sparkle; George, Wantzi 4
stein E. s. Abrams, Frank olive. Albert
Salmon, r, Ernest Powell. Harry Stewart
Jonn, 1hlDode au, george Burke. FRANK
Gobel. G. A. Rosasco, E. L. FrNbarger. w.
G. RUTHERFORD, Harold Gussdorh. Charles
Harry Schopp. professional. the South
Grove golf links has named the following
players, who have agreed to cooperate
with the Highland organization: Ray
Robson. Nelson Marks. Pat Thomson.
Ker meth Loucks r E. Gaylord George T.
Meyers, Arthur Phillips.
FV: Hawkins president Avalon Coun-
try Club, has named the following on his
western open committee: r, W. Fleischer.
HERMAN sielEsn Jr F9sdick GSodriGh
Carter, NJ j. Abbott, F V Hawkins Will
Alex R. Holiday, president Meridian
Hills Country Club. has named the follow
ing Ben G. Stevenson. William NJ Rock
wood. Fred A.; Likely. Ira A.. Minnick,
Perry W. Lesh. Glenn avn Auken. Carl
Buddenbaum. II A. Fathauer. Alfred d.
Hitz. Albert j Wohlgemuth.
Carl C. Gibbs. president indianapolis
Country Club has named the following
committee: K. "; Atkins. Robert \.
way. Daniel E. ..Coburn. Clarence S. Swee
ney H Edgar thinner. W Lucas Lincoln
Frank Shields. j. H McDuffey
Jake Delker. president Pleasant Run
Golf Club, has named. his committee as
follows: John Cady., Milton McGaw. John
Ferree, Clarence Irish. John Smith Tom
Smith Charles SPOTS, Thomas Fittz. Her
bert Barr. Ralph Elvin.