The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
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10 BY Dick MILLER

GENERAL Of the boys went back
- home Monday and as a result
a course record at Riverside munich
pal links tell by the wayslde. Pete
Schaefer. now Of Highland. but who
says he did his early golfing at
Riverside, teamed with Neal McIn-
tyre to win the weekly prO-amateur
over Count ROsasco's playground
with a best ball score of CT. The
best ever turned in was a SO by Nc
Intyre and his partner last year.
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Neal and Pete had a pleasant after
noon, scoring a IS out and % in. Mac"
sank a birdie three on the second hole
and his ball was low ball on the first
three holes. Then Pete cut loose with A
couple of is where Mac" took IS and
the good work of the team against par
continued. Neal recovered and hit 1913
o. the ninth to finish half the trip two
under course par which is 81.
NEAL AND PETE WERE PLAYING
WITH GEORGE sCUTAR AND BERNIE
LEHMAN. THEY GOT A STROKE OVER
PAR ON BOTH THE FOURTH AND FIFTH
HOLES AND WERE UNABLE TO CATCH
ANY BRIDES AND CONSEQUENTLY
REACHED THE HALFWAY MARK WITH
a SO.
II
ana eleventh holes He slumped to q
par on the twelfth and his partner Pete
came through when he faltered with a 5
o. the thirteenth and scored a par 1
Mac" sent one right up to the can on
Tie short 15O-yard fourteenth and scored
duece. Schaefer came through with
three
6-4-4 and saved the day. as Neal crashed
through with a birdie three on the
frst place. one stroke ahead of Russell
Stonehouse of Riverside and Maurice
Fesney. public links champion, who were
playing together, and scored a IS.
EEENEY and Stonehouse were
L playing nice golf, reaching the
halfway mark in 81. three under
par. They lost their chance on the
tenth hole, which both played badly
in IS. That hole ruined their
chances to tie Mcintyre and Schae-
fer.
Everybody though. the affair was ended
when the fourth foursome came in, but
not Ralph Stonehousc, waiting for his
PARTNER, John Mcclure. had TO be heard
was made II was A good idea. for Ralph
and John nosed out II. Leonard of West
BADEN and X. l.. Martin who had a Il.
for third place. best ball with a G9. Next
Monday the meet viii he held at Peru,
where Marion smith IS pro, and he hopes
that all the boys will find opportunity to
be there.
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Nelson. playing with Rueb Morris. nag =
NenGay George Soutar and Bernie Leh-
man and Marion Smith and Fred Welsh
Rosasco took rs.
The city municipal courses sold O
total of 1900 day tickets last week.
South Grove had twice as many pa
irons daily as any other course.
Harry SchOpp, somehow or other
keeps that course going under al
most uneXplainable circumstances
Last week 3,400 persons bought day
tickets. That doesn't mean that
they each only played one round. for
many Of them PLAYED two rounds Of
eighteen holes a day Then there
are nearly 1000 who play South
Grove daily and use a season ticket
An idea of how much tramping over the
green's those $500 in a week can do is
given BY the fact that last week High
land had its biggest week in history. Neal
MCINTYRE. In remarking how much hard
use the course had. said that 600 played
there during the week. Some difference
between 900 and $500
COUNT ROsASCO HAD 1900 DAY Gus
TONERS LAST WEEK AT RIVERSIDE
AND HERMAN UEBELE AT PLEASANT
RUN COLLECTED FROM 1850. HAROLD
MCCLURE AT COFFIN TOOK FEES FROM
1850 BESIDES THOSE. THERE WE'RE