The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-06
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POSSIBILITY that in the near
Il future, probably next year. the
Indianapolis Golf Association will
play at least one eighteen-hole round
of its annual championship at the
Ulen Club, Lebanon, was forecast
Monday night at the annual din
ner and business meeting OF the or
ganization at the Columbia Club.
Approximately 100 members and
guests attended a special golf din
ner arranged by E. 3. Akin, man
ager of the club. Roltare Eggleston
dished out entertainment dealing
with golf forms.
Toastmaster Eddie thinner introduced
George J. Marott. who donated to the
indianapolis Athletic Club and Columbia
Club last fall trophy 10 be fought for
between the two clubs each golf season
until one or the other team wins 1t six
times for permanent possession.
Msrott spoke on sportsmsnship and
ended up BY describing the trophy which
is being made in New York The trophy
contain 500 ounces Of silver. seventy
ounces OF gold and will be set with
diamonds the gift Of Mrs. George J.
cup will represent market value OF prob
ably $4,000.
L ERT SLACK, former mayor,
II followed Marott on the speak
ing program. He read figures show
ing that 32,225 persons already this
season have paid S22,745 in daily
green fees, season ticket purchases
and locker rentals at the municipal
courses, and expressed the opinion
most of that money should be used
for upkeep of the courses.
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The attendance cup offered by Wallace
o. Lee to the out-of-town club with the
largest attendance at the dinner was
awarded to the Ulen Club. As The Times
announced Monday the dates for the 1880
district tournament will be June %. %
and 25 and the courses to be used are
Highland. BrOadmoor and indianapolis
Country Club. but the order of play has
not been determined.
The dinner closed with the awarding of
the individual attendance prizes. Bernie
Lehman Of BrOadmOOr carried home the
bacon and other prize winners were H. L.
man Uebele. z. II. Forrev. Count Rosasco.
Ralph Elvin, AL Siler. McGrath and Fritz
Wagner.
Present officers of the district as
ISOLATION will serve another year
They are Ed Lennox, president; Cliff
Wagner, secretary, and Neal Girl
der, treasurer.
TOMMY SIMPSON of Paris, Ill,
y we'll known to state golfers as
the former amateur champion, was
the guest of the Indianapolis Coun-
try Club Sunday and played round
with Ben Coburn, Jack Holiday
and Jimmy Lawson, the new pro.
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Jack Crawford. president of the South
Grove Club. tied into Dave Mitchell, the
ace" of that course, Saturday. and
nearly took him. losing a lead on the
last nine with too many SIS. Crawford
scored SO on the first nine. one over par
and then jumped to a 40 coming in.
Mitchell went out in 80 and came home
in SO, under par. 81. Crawford was
2 uD at the turn, but Mitchell evened the
match on the last nine. the final verdict
being all square,"
THEY qualified for the spring
l. handicap tournament at the In
dianapoliS Country Club Saturday
and they really qualified. Some of
the boys with net TBS were squeezed
out of the first flight, the scores be-
ing remarkably low. If you had a net
"A you had to draw to get into the
last position of the second flight,
and that means down around posi-
tons 30, 81 and 80. Bill Diddel
scored a gross rs, low for the day
Ed Junclaus scored position No.
in the match play bracket. He had
a gross 90, handicap allowance of
%, which took him down to net C3.
Matches of the first round must be
completed before May 10. 1t will be
match play against quarters
handicap. PairingS follow, With
handicapS:
Championship
Ed Jungclaus C22l vs.. W. D. Kinniard
F. c. Fi:Lback G0 vs.. Robert F. Dag
; Homer Mckee 49, vs.. H. R. Raymond
a. Coburn uO VS. w. H. Diddel az.
T. Sweeney IA vs.. w. w Knight (23l. |
R. L. Wilson un vs.. T. D. Stevenson
s H. Mettinet 9) vs.. NJ l. Norland
". H Noyes III vs.. J. B. Minor u3).
First Flight
NJ. Dee t13l VS.. c. r. Roemler Cl2).
W J. Hogan t20 vs.. P O'Neal I'D. |
DR.. Clark az VS.. B. c. JillSon (8).
r. w. Showalter l2l VS.. K. H. OBoyle
DR.. E. V. Mumford u2) vs.. J. W. Stick
E. B. Barnes an VS.. F. S. Daley "a.
E. L. Beiler (22l vs. R. w Beach iii.
E. e. Gates Jr. (l2) vs.. H. J. Reade
tt0.
Seven players have a chance at the blind
par prize at BroadmOOr when the lucky
number is drawn from the hat. The
blind par is to be some number between
so and 30 and the players with net scores
Sunday between those figures we're: Sig
Ascher. 50; Saul Solomon IS; Sam Mueller,
81; j. ]. Mossler. SO; Milton Sternberger,
Sc; Henry Robin, 81, and L. L. Good