The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22
RY Dick Miller

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Iieutenant>G G.. A. Naylor. Shortridge;
Oren Davis, Manual; Brother Simon,
Cathedral, and Coach Dame of Boys
Prep were in attendance. Fred
German of Tech, sent in his views
and votes by proxy.
Harry Schopp, professional at the
South Grove course, attended and
gave his views on the proper pro-
motion of the tourney.
Those in attendance voted that
the tourney should be played with
the medal round of eighteen holes,
eliminating all scorers over 100 from
the championship brackets.
The first twelve finishing over 100
will pair off in a consolation flight.
Championship and consolation win
ners will be determined by match
play.
1t is planned to give prizes to the
low medalist and second low medal
ist. The winner of the champion
ship and the other three semi.tinal-
lists also will be given awards. The
winner of the consolation round and
those who perform other unusual
feats are to receive prizes.
Naylor stated that his entry list
Of boys attending Shortridge would
probably reach forty. Brother Simon
promised about the same number.
Davis said he knew of sixteen sure
starters. German hopes to have
about that number and Dame has in
mind entering some of his best play.
ers. In all it is thought more than
100 school players will be entered.
1t is hoped that some boys not yet
in high school but who are capable
of shooting good golf will enter. II
is pointed out that many good cad
dy players are just about to enter
high school.
The players will not be entered as
school teams. but merely entrants
who attend such and such schools.
There will be no eligibility dead line.
The matches will be played in tho
morning Of the three days between
the hours Of 8 and u. Entry blanks
will be published next week.
Whoever said golf was bankers
game had better consult with Miss
Betty Hills at the Peoples State
Bank. That's not what she told
us at South Grove this week.
We can see a tournament in the
offing, called the Crescent Paper
Company title event. Misses Julia
Britt, Doris Brown, Edna Mueller.
Emma Gurton and Bonnie Miller are
regular customers at South Grove.
where they recently took up the
game.
Every year the actors at the local
theaters visit the local courses to
keep in practice. South Grove is
regular playground for many. The
past week Herb Jennings Of the
Palace Theater sent letters Of intro
duc,ion with Kenney of the Kenney-
Hollis team Joe Kegan and Jimmy
Russell, who were appearing at the
Palace They liked the two bit"
playground and swore it had most
buck" links beat a mile.
Which calls our attention to the
announcement received recently that
the N. V. A. National Vaudeville
Actors) golf tourney will be held
at the Sunlisbury Country Club
course, Salisbury Plains, L. l.. June
2S, 20 and 80.
Visitors come and go at South
Grove, but each tells the same story.
Indianapolis has the best municipal
courses we ever saw" The last week
was no exception. F. w. Frier and
John w. Ashwell. Chicago. ILL.,;
James C. Heller, Cleveland, Ohio.
and II. L. Palmer, Garden City
Country Club, New York, all made
the same parting shots.
High schoolers. watch for those
entry blanks. Clip them out. fill
them in and turn them in to your
golf coach or mail them in to
Brassie Brides, care of Times.
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The first round OF Woodstock
annual Spring Handicap tourna.
ment is being played today and
Sunday over the nine-hole course.
The sixteen qualifying last Satur-
day have been paired up and the
drawings show James Darlington
VS.. Leonard Campbell, Reginald
Garstang VS.. George Kuhn, G..
Vance Smith VS., Scott Clifford.
William j. Shaffer VS.. DR.. Fred.
erick e. Taylor. J. L. Hall VS.. j.
Morris Haines, Donald Norris VS..
DR.. Ben A. Richardson, DIR. Albert
Cole VS.. Arthur c. Moore, and C.
Fred Davis VS.. Frank Reed.
In the qualifying round last
Saturday, William Shaffer was low
with a net score Of 67, and won
the statuette presented by Reg
inald Garstang for the low score
made In the qualifying round. The
second round of the tournament
will be played next eek end.
Edward p. Raub, delegate from |
the indianapolis Board of Trade to |
the fourteenth annual meeting Of |
the United States Chamber Of Com. |
merce at Washington last, week,
won the national business mems golf |
tournament held in connection with |
the meeting. Raub had net score