The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-21

municipal course team, are holding
qualifying tournaments to get their
best possible lineups determined be-
fore the first matches next Mon
day at Avalon.
Last Sunday a foursome Of amateurs ne
with a total score OF seven for the four
some. Fred Stcite scored an ACE" or hole
H. one while r fhs Other dgao5 three Major
lert all had deuces 2's. We were dis
ssussing the feat at Avalon when Roy
cuTrencs at Coffin several years ago on
the short sixth hole but there was some
professional talent involved.
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CMITH, who was involved in the
~ Coffin feature, was playing with
George Stark, then pro at Coffin,
Frank Kissell and Tad Brown.
Smith, Brown and Kissell all placed
mashie shots so close to the pin
that it appeared from the tee that
they all would be certain of 2's.
Stark stepped up and hit one that
rolled into the cup for a hole in
one. Thereupon the others holed
out their puts for deuces.
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The achievement of Stolte. Harrison,
Arnold and Ehlert. all amateurs, is one
that we think uneaualed and our mail so
far carries no challenges to that state
We received the first COPY of the new
Pleasant Run Club paper. 1t is edited by
Ray Won spreckelsen and is called "HoOks
and Slices" The east siders have a brand
new mems locker room and golf shop and
an active committee IS busy rounding up
new members to fill 1t.
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A. w. siler. secretary of the Riverside
Coli Club. submits the completed schedule
for the season. The first two items read:
Riverside Club at Grandview Saturday,
Nav "a, and Riverside at Coffin Sunday,
MAY IS. Both viii be inter-club team
matches.
ON June 8 Riverside will go to
" Terre Haute for a team match
with Rea park, and on June % to
Pleasant Run. On June % Ander-
son will come to Riverside. Thus
all the month of June will be given
to team matches, except June Is,
which has two-ball foursome with
full handicap tournament Sched-
uled.
flag tournament is scheduled for July
and a Riverside special tournament on
July 10. but on July 20 the team matches
again will take the head line, the team
playing at South Grove and July p
Coffin team plays at Riverside.
Members may qualify. for the club
10 Pleasant Run team will play a return
engagement at Riverside. The next Sun
ys viii e dSRn at Pfeneh lick G unhs
up for the Indiana State amateur which
opens Monday Aug. 10. on Aug "a South
sept. Z the first and second round matches
IN the club championship will be played.
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There Is a break in the club champion
ship play to allow Terre Haute team to
play at Riverside Sept. IL, but on Sept.
81 and IS the club championship tour
nament matches come to an end and on
Oct. the big Riverside golf banquet will
Be held.
Dr. Walter +. Kelly Joined William Rams
dell in the Hole in One" fraternity at
Pleasant Run. doc" was playing with DIR.
o. H. Bakemeier. Walter C. Huston, and
l. c. Bakemeier when he scored his ace
on the 12s-yard eleventh hole. Ransdell
few days ago scored his on hole No. :.
Seven and eleven sounds like an African
domino game.
The Coffin-South Grove team
members really had a good time on
Sunday, the mud and water bringing
out some remarks that kept the
bunch smiling throughout. Harry
Schopp said that Charlie Reeves of
the Coffin team is persistent. Char
lie stood on the eighth tee, which re-
quires the drive to go over the lake
to the green. After plunking six
balls into the water, Charlie finally
got the lucky seventh across and
was in the cup in Is.
Ted Kuhns Of CONN said the worm
nice and had it all figured out as he Stood
on the sixteenth tee. tho1 by snagging d
have swell rs for his oays work. but Ted
been.
Ralph Stonehouse, pro at Coffin. had
been Boosting that Coffin boys are the
ones who put the "go' in golf. Jack
Saow. secretary OF the Coffin club wiped
the rain from his face and inquired.
'sWonder who put the II in it,"
Miss Donnie Miller entertained a
Er0up Of friends from Greenwood for
= romta over south Grove. Parting
company. Miss Miller remarked. Come
back again. folks. hope you enjoyed YOUR
swim"
W. (. Sanders of Coffin saws the sand
IN the bunkers is bad enough without the |
water. W. Z. doesn't like wading in his
new golf socks.
Jack HAYES is al auditor by trade He
knows hGw to count the points the right
way. He added points to the South
Grove team total Sunday in his FIST time |
out as a member. Ralph Lin ter and
Cookingham found the putting tough. tax
Ing ; on several greens.
Mino uoIoa Nlnood