The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-05
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The annual Indianapolis Times
interscholastic golf tournament Is
becoming more popular with the
juniors each year. Today's mall
was unusually heavy, carrying entry
blanks of grade and parochial
schoolboys officially entering them
in the fifth annual scholboy golt
tournament. II will be held at HlV-
erside next week, beginning on
Tuesday and ending on Saturday
n
When The Times began staging these
tournaments Eve years ago It had IN mino
only one thing TO develop better junior
golfers. and put Indianapolis IN the ma
tionaI spotlight Billy Reed Jr was In the
FIRST tournament. He was a grade sehooi
boy. He has been progressing each year
until now he Is the main spring OF tne
shortridge high school golf team and one
Of the favorites to cop the 1880 Schooiooy
golf crown next week.
rast 1ondav Billy teamed with Russell
stonenouse. pro OF Riverside. IN the weekly
pro-amateur tournament az MsIi1 lHt
HIS. They Won the event Win z 1gso
Was Bill Heinlein. Times champion IN lSlo
and 1923. Bill was PLAYING as PAT u a.,
amateur team and was right up IN tne 10"
scores at the end.
THERE is Neville Ewing, another
i Times champion who has made
rapid progress in the golf field. Each
year The Times tournament play
becomes better and better. Course
par usually takes a beating from
these boys during The Times tour
naments, no matter how tough the
course may be.
This wear the field will be larger than
aver Lieutenant George Naylor, golf coach
At shortridge. who has been the active
atarter Of the tournament each year.
called to tell US that he has sixty boys
sfoned I'M already. Tim Campbell. eoaen
a Tech Is certain Of NOR ethan hfty' anu
R-otber Edwin at Cathedral has list OF
between IS and 100. Coach R. T. Camp
Hi !, bpsv each day at Washington sign
Ing entry blanks Fl. &. Boese at Manual
-. :. hrsv This all indicates the field
all escsed 200. That Is why the quarry
Ing time was extended to two days next
Tuesday and wednesday. June III ana H.
CLAYTON Nichols IA, 1888 West LEehnss59o
West West Twenty-third, street SEM IN P65Wen
blanks from scheo,I t - c ftaeet entered
tt ~, % tfoiv trinity, and Robert Kletnley,
from If h iio south SOUTH Butler avenue. fIT0oEma
school 81. Kenneth Hess 10: q, 81 vve ay5o
N sraId "a Of 1854 North PershinE avenue
entered from School Is
GORGE FRANK won the first
II nrize in the annual Million
Dollar tournament of the South
Grove Golf Club. Much fun was
had by the contestants in the tour
new, which was decided by draw
r.,b entrant was given $4,000 in South
Grove currency. Thousand dollar oe'S
-. made and during the eighteen holes
the DIayers we're fined various amounts
e. 5,ferent offenses. such as 500 Tor
.,sing sand instead of wooden tee SoV'
tor being in the wrong iairway; SSoo lot
-, r.DIacipp diyots and 500 for being
In the rough.
one foursome had a great laugh |h 1sa
one contestant said something out OF ~ te
ordinary when he oroKs bsrd tee
'rhe .cTlprit'' was heavily fined. Other
winners in order we're Judge PoyhtttelI'
Herman Olsen, Floyd Jones; Il; h SnlS W
5ieneru uaqoid Young. Belmont Birsheld.
6eoree Salge and Harold Stricklin.