The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-01

A INVOLVEMENT of the great
n est golf tournament schedule
ever attempted by Broadmoor
Country Club members, a program
second to none in local club ac-
tivities, was made today by Ferd
Meyer. chairman and Ed Kahn anc
George Soutar, members of the
sports and pastimes committee at
the northside club.
Seventv-fye new members added to the
club roster during the winter and this
spring along with unusual golf interest
shown by the membership prompted the
golf committee TO make extended efforts
toward creating interesting card for
both the high and low scores. but still
not enough to over-golf the mashie
weilders.
The grand opening will be Sunday,
May IL. All players will be as
signed to one of two teams and the
winners will dine at the expense OF
the losers after the play.
There will be the season medal chal-
I ringer p p%ize Harry and Ed Kahn have
donated the ringer trophy to go to the
player with the greatest number 81 IN
dividual hole scores made during eighteen,
hole rounds. Prizes for the second and
third-place winners also Will be maze.
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On May is the qualifying round of eight
cen holes will be played for the fourteen
medals. The two players with low net
scores, made with handicap allowances of
twelve or under, will win the two gold
medals. The four players with handicaps
between 10 and %, who score low net
totals, will win medals. The eight low net
scorers with handicaps of % or more will
receive bronze medals.
ANY member may challenge the holder
of a bronze medal. The challenge must
forfeited Challenge rounds will be eight
cen holes match play and based on handl-
cap, three-fourths of difference. Bronze
medal holders may challenge silver medal
holders and silver medal holders may chal-
lenge gold medal wearers, but no players
can challenge more than twice ice in S g;{ IS
regarded as permanent winners.
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1.-TWO tournaments have been as
l. signed to the genial pro at
Broadmoor, George Soutar, who will
post the rules for his specials just
before play begins. However,
George let us in on one, saying that
he was going to charge an entrance
fee of SO cents from each contest
ant and promise each player a
silver trophy. Soutar's dates are
June IA and Is and Aug. Is and II.
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The Broadmoor four-ball championship
with best ball scores counting Will be
played June 81 and %, for the Meyer-KlSer
cup.
The Broadmoor PentathlOn for the Bor-
instein cup will be played July 4, ana 6.
1t will include a putting contest prac-
tice green, an obstacle contest, a three
ball driving contest, accuracy and dis
lance to be judged, three-ball approach
ing contest from fixed tee, and an eighteen
hole "razberry" tournament, the latter to
be played on July 4. Everything to IRA
tate a player will be allowed except to
touch him.
TINE Broadmoor pari-mutuel will
IL be played July 20. Players GER
tain to play must enter before July
II. Straight, place and show tick7
cts will be used on each foursome.
Each player will be assigned to a
foursome, but he need not play
with that foursome.
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Qualifying round in the BroadmoOr
club championship will be played Aug. ?
and 8. AS many flights will be made as
necessary and match play will determine
winners.