The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15

golf tourney championship at tn
ton. Last year the same two fc
tournament at Coffin and Hcinl
six-hole match for the title toda
Heinlein and Stone reached
the Semi-6nals by defeating
Russell RAIDER of Manual and
William Russell of Cathedral,
respectively. Both matches Fri
day terminated on the seventeenth
green. , up and ! to play.
The final match of eighteen holes
for the championship of the Harry
Schopp fight also was played today
with Horace Kelley of Shortridge
high school. a Southpaw golfer,
matching shots with Charles HiggS
Of Manual
Riggs defeated Shaughnessy Of
Cathedral. ) and 3, in the semi
finals Friday afternoon, and Kelley
defeated Jimmy Stewart of Short
ridge. > ana 4, IN l1e OlneI HldICIi'
Charles vs.. Yelton
William Charles of Tech and
Harry Yelton Of Cathedral clashed
for the title Of the Herman Uebele
flight today. eighteen holes. Charles
defeated Robert Laycock of Short
ridge. and 5. in the Semi-flnals
and Yelton trimmed Bunnell. l up.
The tournament opened with an
eighteen hole qualifying round We'd
nesday after doWnpOur of rain.
A total Of 1877 boys officially had
entered the tournament, but the
rain caused many to believe the
meet would be postponed.
At noon when the sun broke forth
there was a wild rush for the course
and 1872 boys were able to qualify
before dark. The first thirty-tWo
low scorers in the qualifying round
made up the championship flight,
the next thirty-two the Schopp
fight and the third thirty two the
Uebele fight.
RAIDER is MedaliSt
The first thirty-two had scores be-
tween 70, the low qualifying score
hung up by Russell RAIDER of Man
ual, and 90, held by the thirty
second place Scores in the Schopp
fight were between 90 and SO and in
the Uebele fight between 90 and
103.
Heinlein reached the turn in his
match with RAIDER Friday. 3 up.
RAIDER halved the tenth and
eleventh and scored a birdie on
the long twelfth to win it Heinlein
won the next. and they halyed the
fourteenth. RAIDER shot two pars to
win the fifteenth and sixteenth and
started out with a nice drive on the
seventeenth: just one down.
Here he made the break" of the
game go against him. Looking at
the distance between himself and
the hole he chose a mashie niblick
and then changed his mind and
used a spade mashie. His shot was
over the green into the trap and his
eTc~t to hole out for a halved hole
missed by inches. Heinlein won
with A par.
Weak With Woods
Stone reached the turn four up
by winning five OF the first nine
holes. Russell Won one and the
remainder we're haIved. Russell
fought back and won three of the
next five holes and frequently lost
chances to win holes that we're
halved by passing up openings left
by Stones faltering game. his wood
shots hurting his progress. The
match was dormie in the seven
tenth tee and Stone shot par As
as the match ended.
In the quarter finals Friday
morning RAIDER hustled his match
over with Tom Pottage, as school
mate at Manual and 4. and Helm
lein upset Anthony Petrick of Holy
Trinity, the only grade school boy
in the championship fight. Stone
defeated Cecil Bolding of Tech.
Both matches ended and 4.
William Russell of Cathedral up
set the tournament dope by win
ming, 2 up. from James Munro OF
Technical who was playing on his
home course and a favorite to win.
Munro faltered on the twelfth and
again on the fourteenth and Russell
lobbed in two wins.
Quarter final results Friday in the
two consolation flights we're:
HARRY SCHoPP FLIGHT
Shaushnessy CCl defeated Ssuer tSH).
Hisrs tM defeated r. Munro D.
Keliev ~ defeated Stark CT). and ..
stewart 80 defeated Daogherty co.
m.
HERMAN UEBEJF FLIGHT
Runnen T1 defeated Greencn Co.
Yeiton CO defeated Chapman CD.
- and ..
Charles tT> defeated L. Hcinlein tHT,
{ and 2.
Iaycock IS, defeated Rerret &C., = up.
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