The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-08
DAUL HINKLE, basketball and

DAUA HINKLE, basketball and
L golf coach at Butler University,
is making extensive plans for the
entertainment of the State inter
collegiate golf tournament at High
land Gold and Country Club Fri
day. Letters have seen sent to all
colleges of the State announcing
play will start at 8 a. m. and last
out the day. AS many players as
each school desires may be entered
and compete for the individual
State championship, SO holes medal
play.
oo Inkle states that Wills all players may
designate, before the start Of the fTst
team Championship The. combined four
scores for Sc holes viii be added.
For the first time, Hinkle said cups will
be awarded to the individual champ and
the 4ndnapo Power A and fsht oo@
medas E ana RdFs22e 4oh '9R o Sc me prdS SE
dent of the Cedar Greek Coal Company,
will award the team with trophy.
Last year. at Evansville. Purdue carried
off the honors. The other schools are
after the BOilermakers' scalp this year;
be charged, the course being used through
the courtesy of Highland Club. Spectators
who wish to view the, golfers in action
morning and the same in afternoon.
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GPEAKING Of collegiate golf tour
- naments causes us to warn the
interscholastic mashie wielders to
speed up and get into trim for the
third annual indianapolis Times
interscholastic tournament next
month. The tournament rapidly
has gained favor with the schoolboy
golfers. Any boy attending school
is eligible to compete.
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Several problems have arisen con-
corning the high school meet, and
a session of the board of directors
will be called soon. The golf man
ager of each high school and the
writer will form the board. Among
subjects to be discussed are:
r a.
town high and grade schools?
Is a youth attending school and work
ing after school in the caddy shop of a
municipal course eligible?
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Certain questions to be settled are
answered in the national amateur
golf rules, but a ruling by the tour
ney board is desired on others.
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Get busy boys and tune UP your game.
Ih;ere is no entry zee. me re-, 9nly ,ti re-
will be published later be signed by the
that. the 'entrant is a registered school
pupil at the time.
ID ALPH sToNEHOUsE, pro at
N Coffin, paired up with George
Harter and played Bill Wilkinson
and Duke De Sautels. Combined
gross scores of the players counted.
Stoney and Harter won by one
stroke, 1866 to 167. Harter shot 100,
Wilkinson II and De Sautels 90.
Stonehouse played one of the best
rounds in history at Coffin and tied
the course record of 66. He missed
the cup a half an inch on hole 18
for a new record of IS. The ball
struck heel print on the green.
For the best ball Harter helped
Stoney in one case when he Shot
birdie on the eighth hole, and
made a best ball score of IS. Stone
house shot 80 on both mines. His
card was:
Ont - 344 A32 543-33
In .... 443 1888 45f-33-66
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Gill wilkinson in ringing up his II,
shot 37-40, very good golf for one at the
signed him Up for partner in the first
weekly pro-amateur next Monday. So
far We have not learned where the
event will be held.
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women's regular weekly tournaments at
Meridian Hills. and Avalon Country clubs.
Large delegation turned out for their
golf