The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-13
COURSES NAME
CHAMPIONS FOR
TOY GOLF PLAY
Elimination Round to Be
Held Thursday, Friday
Nights.

A crack field Of par and sub-par
shooters viii tee of Thursday and
Friday nights in the thirty-six hole
elimination round Of The Times
city-Wide toy golf tournament. sur
vey Of the aggregate qualifying
scores indicated today.
All qualifying scores will be cal
culated today and the field divided
for the elimination round on four
courses. two Thursday night at 1880
and two Friday night at the same
hour.
The eight low women and eight
low men In the elimination round
will compose the championship
flights for each sex. Contestants
are asked to see Thursdays noon
edition Of The Times for their
course assignments.
Shoot on Different Course
Elimination scores must be made
on a course other than that on
which the qualifying score was
made.
Contestants will be competing for
a total Of twenty-five prizes in ad-
dition TO champion and runner-up
prizes Of silver cups. Prizes will be
awarded both to low scorers in the
elimination round and to all cham
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Two Silver Cup Trophies
Prizes include the Kay trophy,
ten-inch silver cup with base, to
city champion; Times trophy, eight
inch silver cup with base, to runner
up; medal score in elimination
round Of thirty-six holes, electric
razor, donated by Indianapolis
Power and Light Company; next
low scores in order, electric toaster,
also donated by Indianapolis Power
and Light Company; two golf bags,
donated by Smith Hassler and
Sturm sporting goods store; two
putters, donated by Hoffman sport
ing goods store, and two pairs Of
tickets donated by Palace theater.
Eight losers in the first round Of
the championship play, both men
and women, one pair of Palace
theater tickets; women losers in sec
ond and third round matches, silver
and crystal bracelets; men losers in
second and third rounds, bronze
putters.
Some of the course champions
and their aggregate seventy-two-
hole scores are:
Original Tom Thumb. Thirtieth Street
and Ksssler BouIevsrd-Dr. II. L. Warrick.
Speedway City. i5S; John Quinn. 2340
North Pennsylvania street. I79: Theodore
siener. 40 North Delaware street. 17s;
Miss Mary Settle. 24o5 North Pennsylvania
street. i7s: Mrs. c. z. Hickman. 1919
Kessler boulevard. 2io; Mrs. L. E. Strong.
$50 West Thirty-nrst street. Is5. Course
par. a..
Playground Miniature Golf Course.
Ralph Brady. $500 Kenwocd avenue. 2ls.
Mrs. Myrtle Bants.- 1923 North Meridian
street. 1871; Miss Crystal Prank. 600 East
Thirty-nfnth street. 2o7: Burke whitaker.
iz2s North Meridian street. 1871 Tom
Goeksi ". ies; Larry Moore. 4l73 Guilford
avenue. I6s. Course par. 30.
Roof Garden Course. Test Building -
Louise leonard. $50 North Meridian street.
Iss: Florence Brown. l74; Marcella Smith.
III North Emerson avenue. 1871: Al Case.
sI2 Test building. i5s; Gilbert Malone,
lo25 Leland street. 1853; II. L. Shipley. 1902
North Alabama street. Isl. Course par. 43.
Capitol Fairvays. Sixteenth Street and
Capitol Avenue-Mrs. Louise Meredith. 1880
North Illinois street. I73; J. v. Lyons. Wes-
lev hotel. l6s: Lucien Meridith. 1880 North
Illinois street. IT'S: Russell Lutz. Ills North
Capitol avenue. 1s7. Course par. 81.
PARKWAY Velvet Greens. Southern and
Madison Avenues-Charles Brown. l705
Wade street. III: Melville Brown. l7O5
Wade street. ia: Gus Beyersdorfer. e26
Cottage avenue and Noel Epperson. 1908
West Thirtv-eighth street. tied for third
place With I76 and both will compete. tNo
women entrants. Course par. IL.
Thorn Thumb. Fifty-sixth and Illinois
streets-Mrs. W. a. Baker. 26S Berkeley
road. iss: w. A. Baker. liz; Mrs. Ray
smith. Ambassador hotel. la. Raw Smith,
III. Irwin Ferrel. 1919 College avenue.
$50 Course par. IS.