The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-10

IA course will be the scene of an
all-day party Of Columbia Club
members who will play their annual
spring golf tournament WedneS-
day. Players Wednesday will be al
lowed to play from dawn until dusk,
and If their second round is better
than the first or the third better
than the first two then the third may
be turned in. Luncheon and dinner
will be served at the Avalon Club
and the large number of beautiful
prizes will be awarded otter the din
ner there. NJ. j. Abbott Of Avalon
will be the official welcomer to the
Columbians.
DR.. c. II. MeCaskey, Frank Kisseli and
Or. II. L. Magennis needed very low net
score before they could nose into the
lead Of a fou-some handicap At Highland
Sunday. They patte1 T. A. Bell on the
shoulder and his net 65 coupled with
MeCaskey's "a. Klsselrs 20 and Magennis'
20 gave the foursome a total OF 2s3, four
strokes ahead Of other contenders.
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INDIANAPOLIS city champion
4 ship for women to be played at
Avalon the week Of June %, will
be open to all women who hold
nonresident memberships in local
country clubs, according to an an
nouncement by Mrs. Charles Kelley
Jr.. president of the Indianapolis
Woman's Golf Association. Mrs.
Kelley also announced Avalon had
made special concession to the
women which will allow them to
practice on the course any morning
next week at the reduced green fee
Of rs cents.
Ralph Stonehouse. Coffin pro, burned up
the Woodstock course Saturday playing
with Bill Wilkinson. George Lance. state
amateur champion. and Dave Parry. Ralph
scored es for the eighteen holes. and while
rounding the n.ne holes the first time
slipped in an eagle two On the sixth.
II. s. Cohen. Dave Purvey, Ferd S.
Never ard z. X. Fisher. won the foursone
hansiczp sundsv. their total being 295'
for an average Of 1874 per man.
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First round matches in the Good
man cup play at Broadmoor de-
yeloped the following results:
E. =. Pi5her defeated F. E. Fishman'
pa Day Lurvey defeated Richard Munter.
= Norman II IA Friedman defeated E. Letter.
Il W. Kosin defeated W. R. Borinstein'
Isonrrd Solomon defeated Ed Kahn,
Sol Sol Never defeated Ben Cohen. 7 and 6.
Milt Sternberger defeated 3. a. bsTskHI'
N. s. Cohen defeated Sam GOldsteIn.
JOKE JI; wolf defeated A. B. carlin by de-
Nv ". P. Meyers defeated s. C. Kahn,
J. J. Mossler defeated l; segars 2 and !, /;
Sol Iunter defeated H. A. Kahn. oy
Us Sol Solomon defeated S. J. stsrnberger'
. Charles Cha les Efroymson defeated Alan Gold
''i Fsrrd s. sHS Meyer defeated F. A. Never.
and 2.
Ben stevenson and Miss Dot Ellis. and
Doa Ellis playing with Mrs. Ben Steven
son. each turned in net scores OF 10 sun
DAY. to win top honors in the mixed two
ball f0ursOmS at McFluldn hiA.S' AAN'
drew by lot for first prize and Ben and
Dot were lucky Joseph ]. Daniels and
Mrs. Willis Adams had IS. but they were
tied by willis Adams playing with Mrs.
Toe Daniels They drew by lot for third
and Mrs. Adams was lucky.
A THIRTY -FOUR man team OF
n Riverside Club golfers formed
> party to Terre Haute Sunday for
a match with the Rea park munlc-
jpal team. The teams each amassed
a 51-point total. The tie will be
settled here Sept. IA when the Rea
park boys come over for a return
engagement.
Russell Stonehouse defeated the kea
p,r,, pro with &c which was the best
count for Riverside. although Billy Reed
l. hung up rs before q big gallery that
followed the junior star. Johnny Mcclure
scored a 10. H. Kayser with IS was
low for Terre Hautc. He is an amateur
]. Everett scored 20 and ]. Moore SO.
Coffin was short four men Sunday. SO
Pleasant Run loaned four players to make
1t an even AMMAN team matcn. haIry
Schornstein. pleasant Run PRESIDENT. sac
TODAY the east siders wished they mao
kept those four men on their SIDE. Inc
four turned in five points for Coffin, Just
the amount that Coffin emerged VICTORIOUS
for Pleasant Run. Leslie Muesing was red
hot and shot a 70 while Fosdick Good
rich scored a rs. Mike Pollak was best