The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-08
by one of the woman players during
the early spring.

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ment to be held next week a. PleaS5a3q,t
Run has been received. Robert Saur. 2ll8
Napolon St, is years old, and student
t sscr [' Heart sdi' biSbS scboo TO-DAY sent
ger, principal. while sauer may he. the
FIRST to return the signed and ceruneq en-
Wednesday and Thursday. We understand
there IS rush on at the other high schools
by golf players wishing TO ahiX their
signatures to the blanket entry lists.
lieutenant George Naylor at
Shortridge states he has big list
already and expects it to be around
the fifty mark when he turns it in
at the meeting Monday night.
TINE managers at the various
4 high schools will meet with
this department at The Times office
Monday night at 7:45 to discuss any
late matters concerning the tourna-
ment. Any questions Of eligibility,
rules for play, time of starting and
other late subjects will be settled.
Tim Campbell. the man who put Tech
If golf at the east side school. Tim is
enthusiastic about golf and its place in
high school. tie mas WORKED udEu WIN uio
team at Pleasant Run links all spring and
has strong SQUAD. He is encouraging
all golfers in Tch to sign mp Tor IN, me
thirty to carry Tech colors next week,
Coach H. G. Boese at Manual has hopes
of winning The Times championship. Past
winners we're John Merriam in the frst
tournament from Tech; Melville Ewing OF
Shortridge in the second affalr, and VIII
liam Heinlein of Cathedral last year. IN
the third tournament; Maurice stone
who was runnerup last year to Helnleln
this wear and have led the Manual team
to an indicated record for team play
another Manualite will win The Times
title.
Brother Simon at Cathedral called to
tell us he has about forty entries from
his school including Heinlein, the defend
ing champian, and Russell Ed Deiderich
at Broad Ripple can be counted on Tor
his turnout which is always good on
for small school.
DRUCE MORRISON, athletic di-
ID rector at Washington. is a
booster for The Times meet. A large
turnout of west siders undoubtedly
will be on the score sheets when the
qualifying round starts next |
Wednesday noon. Undoubtedly the
field this year will be between ITS |
and 200.
The qualifying round Of eighteen holes
will be played at Pleasant Run NEXT |
gather at the FIRST tee At 1870 and the |
first foursonle will get away at noon sharp. |
Some Of the early starters will be sent to |
the tenth tee and when tleV get DdCk {
around to the first tee they will be sand !
wiched in with those just starting
The championship flight and several con- |
ISOLATION flights will be formed from the |
Thursday morning Each round will be
eighteen holes in all the flights and there |
will be two rounds a day; The IF fnag Lists
thirty six holes Saturday.
THERE will be an abundance of
4 prizes. There will be no green
fees charged, the use Of the course
being donated by the park board
and r. Walter Jarvis, superintend-
ent. Herman Uebele, course man
ager at Pleasant Run, viii be Of
fetal referee.
Manuals golf team ended up its schedule
Thursday at Sarah shank course with an
6-4 victory over Tech Coach H. Q. |
Boese of Manual is claiming the state
championship.
Jimmy Munro, star of Tech, was beaten
by RAIDER of Manual. 212 TO y, while Weis-
enberg. Tech, upset Maurice stone.
Pottage gained 80 win over Bolding of
Tech ana Charles Riggs of Manual beat
Enge 2-f.
VISITING golfers seem TO be
' focking in on South Grove
these days in large numbers. Harry
Schopp, veteran professional and
manager at that course, is kept busy
welcoming players he recognizes as
golfers who made their start at
South Grove" Two of the latest to
come back for a visit we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Crumrine, who now re-
side in Madison, Wis.
u
South Grove is the fayorite links for
out-of-town FASTENERS who in the city
for lev days. This week the register at
the Youngstown (Ohio) Country Club,
Wilbur Johnson of st. Louis, Dave Nor
FiSon of Constine, Mich and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Kirsch Of Battle Creek.
c. c. WELLS. R. G. KoTHE AND GLEN
MOTORED FROM RICHMOND I
AID HELD THREE-SOME AT SOUTH Il
GROVE. INVARIABLY THE VISITORS II
SPEAK WORKS OF PRAISE FOR THE 4
MUCH PLAYED COURSE.
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