The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-06
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FL ERRN golfers, pIOleSSiOl4dlo
v and club members, are rallying
behind the annual Indianapolis
Times schoolboy golf tournament as
they have never done before. The
Times will stage its fifth meet next
week. June 10 to Il. over Riverside
municipal course. Any schoolboy,
high school, grade school, parochial
or private, is eligible.
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Today's mail brought letter from
the Riverside Golf Club composed OF
the men who play Riverside course
regularly. A. w. Siler. 1910 Con-
gress avenue, says in part:
The Riverside golf club is glad to know
the annual indianapolis Times Inter
scholastic golf tournament is to be played
at Riverside. Every member at River
side is for the promotion of golf among
the Young players. and the club se1ds
The Times congratulations and wishes OF
good luck for a successful tournament"
Siler offered the sehoolboy golfers any
service the club might be able 70 renoef
and gave the tourney officials the use OF
used in conducting tournaments.
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The pro golfers are happy to aid to-
Uard making The Times tournament a Ieal
AFFAIR. George Soutar recently uIgeo u ~ 20
rome out to his course at Broadmor ana get
n ayalo orn0 sa Id in pant We can not DO
too much for the 0 f49Irb IA en- golfers
Count me IN on a prize OF q cup OF 9 gyiiis
balls" Dick Nelson az MeIlois I,,, iaI1t
10 see that the bows receive nice rewards
for their accomplishments.
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TTARRY SCHOPP at South Grove
III has been one of the main
springs in the tournament ever
since it originated. Harry is the
chairman of the prize committee.
AS right-hand men to Harry IN the
collection of prizes we have Ralpn
Stonehouse, pro at Coffin; RusSell
Stonehouse, pro at Riverside, ana
Herman Uebele, manager at Pleas
ant Run. Uebele handed us oeau-
tiful brassie and cap to add TO the
prize list.
Last year the prizes were distributed
from the stage OF the lhuiah@ 'He"N' -
hammered that Alex Morrison. trick golt
shot artist. was on exhibition there. we
have prevailed upon The Times dramatic
critic. walter ID. Hickman, to make the
1890 prize distribution another theater
marty. The party most likely will be at
the lyric the week of June 16 and in ad-
dltion to the prize winners being on the
stage to receive their awards, the re-
mainder of the boys who qualify in the
championship and consolation flight will
be guests in the audience.
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The latest grade school entries are: Eu-
gene Burton Is. of 74l North fremont
avenue. of school So: Thomas Vaughn. 10.
361 North Holmes avenue of st: Anthony
school; Louis Heinlein, 49, lI99 NORTH
1851 North Holmes avenue. both from Holy
TriniW school. The lists in the hands OF
the golf coaches at the hlgn SchooiS ave
growing. II you haven't signed up, do so
at once.
"HE first round matches OF the
i Indianapolis women's golf
league will be held at Highland
Monday. Elizabeth Abbott, captain
of Avalon, turned in remarkable
round Thursday at Avalon. Buff"
lust missed a three-foot putt for a
70 and scored an 80 which is two
under women'S par for the course.
She scored an eagle 3 on the thlr-
teenth. Mrs. Pearl Rauch had chal-
lenged Buff" for her gold medal,
but there wasn't any beating OF
Miss Abbott's game. Her card
aoaiY,st xvor1e0'S mar follows: