The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-12
BY DICK MILLER

William Reed c. VS.. 1. W. R=y PR).
J. Riehl Co VS.. Ed Dallmann tPR).
N. Ewing (C) VS.. j. Mcclure Co.
r. b. Hannah (PR) VS.. Hamblen (R).
William Heinlein, winner of the
indianapolis Times interScholastie
meet last month, fell before Ray
Jones, who was runner-up to Chick
Evans in the national amateur in
vitational meet here last summer.
Jones, a great player, was forced
to go to the nineteenth green on
Wednesday to gain one up victory
over the youthful Cathedral star,
A. E. Castor, low qualifier at Cof-
fin, found tough going against Til
ford Orbison of Pleasant Run, and
also gained close victory, enc up.
Maurice Stone. Manual High School star,
turned back his first opponent, F. Craw-
ford, South Grove, and l.
Il
Of the eight Coffin players who
qualified, Ed Ball was the only one
to be eliminated in the first. round
Wednesday Ball lost to L. C.
Smith, Riverside, and 2.
Bill Reed, former city champion and one
Ct the last to Pc sae a. aF
summer. sailed through to the second
round by default when H. Hazelwood failed
to appear.
George Anderson Jr., Broad Rip
pie high schooler found j. Refill,
Coffin, too much and lost by one
of the heaviest counts of the day,
and 5. Refill, more or less I'M
known in local tournament golf,
appeared to be a steady shooter and
his match today with Ed Dallman OF
Pleasant Run was to be a real test.
Dallman easily defeated A. E. Dor
sett, South Grove, and 4, Wednes-
Gay.
Neville Ewing. winner of The Times cup
in 1927. and former ShOrtridge champ
and 6.
r. H. Hanna of Pleasant Run and
Mike Pollak of Riverside put on an
other thrilling match, with Hanna
winning after twenty holes of play
one up.
The other matches Wednesday
finished in the following order:
L. Weinsenberg (RJ defeated o. Hill
Z; Muesing. (PR) defeated R. Sparks
NV a Gopeiand PR) defeated G. M.
F. N. Hs dley ,Jcj defeated J. D. Harring-
L. ". Ray (PR) C. c. weihl CR), 6
u j. M, CURE (c) defeated Carl Huber
James Hamblen (R) defeated L. Durn-
ing (SG).
The entire South Grove lis t of
eight qualifiers was eliminated in
the first round matches. Of the
surviving sixteen Coffin had seven,
Pleasant Run five and Riverside
four.
Play will move over to South
Grove Friday. where the quarter
finals will be played to slice the field
down to four semi-f1nalists. The
semi-f1nal matches Saturday also
will be held at South Grove. The
final match Sunday will be thirty
six holes over Pleasant Run links.
TINE women of the city are hard
Il at practice this week for the
Indiana State women's champion
ship meet at the Terre Haute
Country Club course next week. Mrs.
c. A. Jaqua of Highland, president
of the State Association, has been
working zealously to get large
turnout of local women at the event.
Present plans disclose that practical
ly every course in the city, including
all the municipal links, will send
payers to the big play that starts
Monday with qualifying round and
ends with the final match Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, defending cham
piOn, has been playing the solitary game
Riverside making the eighteen holes with
no OJner WigncSSScS eACcpb HcE Cduuys OhS
has been reluctant to disclose her scores,
but information has IL that her cards
have been in the sos.
n =
Joe McDufee, chairman of the sports
and pastimes committee. at the Indian
apolits Country Club and other members b g
hours this week getting everything in
readiness for the big golf derby to be
held there next Saturday and Sunday. The
first annual affair held last year was a
| big success. More than 100 local play
ers are expecte dto be guests of the I. G.
c. club members in the event.
YESTERDAYS HoMERS
Simmons (Athletics). 3; Hauser Ath-
letfcs. Ruth CYankeesJ. Hartnett (Cubs)
Totals3Nationai League, S44; American
League. 302 Seasons Total-646
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