The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-10
Pairings for Municipal Tourney
Match Play Announced Tonight;
First QualiGers Have Low Cards
ThirtyTWo Best Scorers After Todays Action to Com.
pete at Riverside Wednesday; Final Contest Sun
day, 36 Holes, on Pleasant Run Course.

at Riverside course Wednesday; Sec
Cnd-round matches at Coffin Thurs
day, and quarter final and sem-fnal
matches at South Grove Friday and
Saturday. The four semi -finalists
will make up the team to GO to
Philadelphia. The final match to
determine the local champion will
be 36 holes over the Pleasant Run
course Sunday. All other matches
will be 18 holes.
Two Daybreak Qualifiers
Early today L. w. Ray and Leslie
Muessing, two Pleasant Run en-.
trants, rolled out of the "hay" at
daybreak and hustled to the course
to turn in qualifying. score before
going to work. They left cards for
Herman Uebele, course manager.
that each read 80. Uebele stated
the rest Of his entrants expected to
reach Is, would play this afternoon.
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Count Rosasco, course manager at River
side. believes in getting his boys out early
Before Before. 10 o'clock this morning Count had
son: Jr... Mike Pollak. Lyle Weisenberg,
P. w. Siler William Heinlein. G. T. .Slae,
terry, Joe Marley, A. w. Siler. Jack Yer
non, Jimmy, Hamblen. Or. McNabb. R.
Bud Bosson and L. C. Smith. Others
scheduled to start soon after lunch were:
Art Nelson. Ernie Powell. James Davis
Emmett Waits and C. K. Martin.
Among the Riverside starters we find the
name of William Heinlein, winner of the
scholastic golf meet last month. Helm
thc ,fOur.man team at Phila deIphia Ger
tainiy VIII require classy golf.
over at Coffin we find Maurice Stone,
the boy whom Heinlin defeated for The
go f player. Also among the Coffin en-
last year. Bill Wilkinson, another FAST
coming golfer, is entered from Coffin.
other Pleasant Run entries are: Ross
Sparks, L. w. Copeland, Ed Dolman, Pete
Tilford OrbisOn. Thomas Fittz, A. S. Mes
serle. South Grove entries are: A. E.
Dorsett, George Anderson Jr., George
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Each entrant in the tournament was
required to pay a So fee. This money vii.
team tsq6 to 70 PPIhidlaadielphia. Count Rosasc9
Go6ated e5ob 6Sh aSd g9a6s eo to
each gave Is cents.
To stimulate interest in the qualifying
round, Ray Jones, who handles the Play
prize of an Amco approach cleek for the
players at Riverside to shoot at.
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Herman Uebele and Ed Dolman
Of Pleasant Run course carried OF
the lions share of the spoils at the
weekly amateur meet at Shell
byville Monday. Play was over the
Blue River Country Club nine hole
course. Herman and Ed had best
ball score of SO. Freddy McDermott
the course manager, and DR.. r. F
Barnard had a II for second money
and Neal Mcintyre and Dick Cant
of Highland had 70 for third. TIL
Uebele-Dolman card:
Par ..............4-4-3-4
First Round .3-3-3-4-5-3-4-4-+
Second Round ..3-5-3-4-4-4-4-4-E35 -6e
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The next pro-amateur event will be held
next week on Wednesday, the day be.
fore the Indiana State open tournament
at French Lick course.
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In ball sweepstakes event at Broad
moor Sunday Abe Carlin won the big
share Of the entry fee, which is one bal
each, and Jerome Jackson was second
Three tied for third place.