The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-07
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THE biggest opening day turnout
- in the history of Woodstock
Club occurred Saturday when
seventy-fve members played, &C
cording to Vance Smith. A team
match played by the odd" and
Even" players numbered as they
arrived at the club was won by the
odd" team. The "Evens" paid the
freight at the steak dinner Satur-
day night.
Blake Francis won low gross prize
with an So and Fred Boon the low
net prize with 73.
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are three fights flights Of sixteen players.
Two frst flight matches were played Sun
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ford; ]. a. Bookwelter defeated r. L.
Reed in a second fight match.
Chuck Garringer informed us that most
of the players prefr to plav championship
more time studying their shots and do not
fill the course with two-somes on holidays.
Saturday. and, sunday usually finds them
anyway" Chuck said. So th?y have until until
Friday to complete frst-rOund engage
ments.
MEAL MCINTYRE, Highland pro,
IN found a couple of members
"red hot" Sunday. Teaming with
Frank Binford in the morning, he
played Jack Tuitte and Pete Shat
fer. Jack shot rs and Pete 70. In
the afternoon Neal teamed with S.
B. Kissel, but it was just the same,
Jack and Pete turning in the same
score. 1t took superior golf on
Meals part to ring in enough best
balls to keep even.
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Butler University will be hosts to the
State intercollegiate golf tournament at
Highland Golf and Country Club Friday,
when SO holes of medal golf will be played.
classy golf. Saturday at the Country Club.
great recovery after getting away to a
bad start, was remarkable. He was one
over par on each Of the first, four holes
and then came home two under par fo-
the next fourteen.
Bob Bowen was second low medalist
with rs, Sunday morning. Bob went
right back in the afternoon and shot an
Sixty players took part in a ball sweep
stake tournament at Broadmoor Country
Club Sunday. Sol Efroymson won low
net. Edward Kahn was second and joe
A FTER much friendly wrang-
L n ling about golf supremacy,
Louis Gunter, a Broadmoor mem
Der, finally has decided to prove to
Art Lubell, house manager, that
he could defeat him. The stake is
a roll of cheese. George Soutar,
club pro, was designated as stake
holder. 1t was learned George is a
fond admirer of cheese so the two
contestants decided to chain him.
at the clubhouse while the match is
on.
Lies mate is good golf partner, de-
mixed foursome matches at, Meridian Hills
Country CLUB Sunday. Jack and his wife
cap and learned they had a low net 70.
w G: Little and Mrs. w. D. Hamer
turned in the same score. 1t will be nee
to award the title.
J. R. Stevenson and his partner, Mrs.
Ora Harrell, won the low gross prize
with q. They were one over the low
Two Of the first fight MAY champion
MaTid!an Hills; Bill biaddeiI deteate sd' ora
f eated Paul '6 ca,om and r. + Stevenson de-
In the second flight matches, Tucker
Crews. snd 2. ard Le Smith di{tf4 defeated TED
Third fight results were: Howard de-
by default; Bremmerman beat B. G. Stew
enson. and 2, and Chase beat Hamer
and 3.
Fourth fight results were: Rhodehamel
Gyeesh and g. Beckett e De defe 9aey peg g.
Marshall, l up. and Osler advanced to
second round with bye.
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Fifth flight matches terminated when
Frank Olive beat ]. c. Kessler, / up;
Durham beat Hagedon, and 3; Lippin-
colt beat c.. G. Wright, and 4, and Knox
advanced with q bye.
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Sixth flight results were: Hutchinson
won from Mccain. by default; Austin and
Denller failed to appear; Buddenbaum de-
feated Mueller, and S, and Hayes ad-
Vanced with bye.
In the seventh fight Colby defeated
J. Gault, by default; Brewer defeated
E. w. Harris, 3 and / Jenkins defeated
McComb, and 3, and Hitz had bye.
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The eighth fight results were: sutherlin
defeated C. W. Adams, / up; Collins had
and S. H. Nelson held a bye.
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George MARQUIS. caddy master, said he
handed out twice rs many clubs Satur-
day and Sunday than have been used
since the Meridian Hills Club was founded
With Major Stars