The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-16
Cathedral Youth Opposes
ManuaIite in Title
Flight Encounter.
TIGHT SEMI-FINAL TILTS
Extra-HoIe Matches Fea-
ture Competition.
BY DICK MILLER

| Maurice OCOne OF Manual
Training High School met Will
liam Heinlein of Cathedral
High School in 36-hole match
today over the Coffin municipal
links to determine the 1923
champion of the third annual
Indianapolis Times invitational
interscholastic tournament.
Stone went into the finals by de-
feating Neville Ewing Of Shortridge,
the defending champion, one up,
in nineteen holes of play
Heinlein reached the finals by
downing James Munro, Is, of Tech
nical, in twenty holes. Munro
played one of the gamest rounds
Of fairway Skinny ever seen in this
city.
Stone, in beating Ewing, came
from behind after being dormie 2
on the seventeenth tee. Ewing
needed six strokes while Stone sank
long putt for S. On the eigh-
tenth, Ewing was in the trap with
his drive, but was out and down
in S. Again Stone was one under
him with a 4 and the match went
to the extra holes.
Ewing tried to sink a long putt
on the nineteenth, failed, and took
6. Stone, playing steadily, got
4, and the match.
Close Struggle
Heinlein and Munro, shooting
splendid golf. halved the first eight
holes. Munro won the ninth hole
with a par 3. The match was
evened again when Heinlein won
the tenth. Each won one of the
next two holes. They halved the
thirteenth and Munro won the
fourteenth.
Heinlein took the fifteenth and
The match again was square They
halved the last three holes. shoot
ing poor golf. Heinlein missed
chance to birdie 3" with four
foot putt on the eighteenth green
and take the match when his ball
hung on the lip of the cup.
They halved the nineteenth hole
with SIS. On the twentieth Munro
pulled his first hook of the match
and was in the rough. A midiron
shot carried only fifty yards into
more rough. He was on the green
when he came out with his third
stroke. Heinlein was down with a
safe 4 and won the match.
In SchOpp Flight
In the first consolation bracket,
known as the Harry Schopp flight,
Anthony Brisnick of Washington
defeated T. Hawkins of Washington
one up.
j. Vaughn of Cathedral took K.
Bunnell of Technical into camp on
the seventeenth green when he
halved the hole, holding a margin
Of two up at that point
Ralph StoneholSe flight. Charles Riggs Of
Everittw Thesis Of Washington and settled
matters on the thirteenth green. He won
The hole with a par making his margin
and 5.
In the other match OF the bracket
school, a ls-year-oid brother of James
sR uphsd U tse family rs sasadp %th
4 and 3 victory over J. Hopping OF Tech
meal. The miniature Irvington. golfer
Brisnick met Vaughn for the cham
Pionship. Of the Schopp flight in So
Munro for the title Of the RALPH stone
house flight also a 36-hole match. The
first eighteen holes in all matches started
at $3.50 and the second eighteen at IL
noon.
Shooting par golf Friday in the quarter
finals, Heinlein downed B. Yount. Short
ridge, 8 and 4, Heinlein shot a par 70 in
the match. His form was fine.
Stone furnished slight upset in the
auarter-finals when he downed George
Anderson Of Broad Ripple. I AMI 3. An
derSon the low medalist of The
Times tourney in 1927.
Neville Ewing was shooting in fine form
Friday in the quarter-fralS and elimi-
mated Howard Burton Of Manual ) and 2.
quarter-fnal. and 2.
Results Friday in the quarter finals of
the SchOpp fight follow:
Brisnick Washington defeated ]. Turk
Washington. and /.
T. Hankins Washington defeated r.
Marshall (Washingtonl, and 3.
J. Vaughn Cathedral defeated W. Har-
mon (Manual), by default.
K. Bunnell Technical defeated A. Cod
dington (CathedraD, 5 and 4.