The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-16
BOY GOLFERS
/ WILL RECEIVE
Times PRIZES
Youthful Links Stars Will
Be Guests Tonight at
Lyric Theater.
MAYOR TO DO HoNoRS
Harry Yelton IS Winner;
Richard CarIStedt Is Lev
MedaIiSt.

Participants in The Times school
boy golf tournament last week at
Riverside municipal course will have
q big night tonight at the Lyric
theater during the o'clock show
when prize awards to all winners
will be made on the stage.
All boys who qualified in the
championship flight, or Riverside
consolation of grade school flights
will receive tickets to the show as
guests of the Lyric manager. A. j.
Kalberer.
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, who
Is to welcome the Grotto convention
at $50, has promised to make every
effort to get the keys given away
to the convention guests so that he
can rush over to the Lyric and pre-
sent the beautiful fourteen-inch
Kay Jewelry Company trophy to
Harry Yelton, Cathedral high school
golfer, winner of the fifth annual
indianapolis Times interscholastic
tournament.
other prizes will be awarded by
A. G. Sallee, superintendent Of pub
lie parks. Times prize winners will
be on the stage a part of the show
bill, according to Manager Kalberer,
and the other ticket winners VIII
occupy reserved seats in front.
Schopp to Preside
Harry Schopp, veteran course
manager and chairman OF The
Times tournament prize committee,
will be master of ceremonies.
Every boy who played match IN
either the championship Riverside
consolation flight or the grade
school flight must be at the Indl-
annapolis Times Office. 214 West
MARYLAND street, at 7:45 tonight to
receive his ticket for the show.
Prize winners will be:
Low Medalist-Richard Carlstedt, WASH
ington, score "a, indianapolis Times gon
ine Winner-Harry Yelton. Kay Jewelrry
trophy and six Royal balls by Indianapolis
Rum Rmnner-Up Championship Flight-wil-
liam Russell Cathedral. leather bag py
George Soutar and four Royal balls oy
losing seni-Finalists - Charles .HIggs,
Manual. iron by Harry Schopp, and Cecli
Holding Technical. iron by George SoutaI.
Te 1Sn ssn.Sony Petric. Tech Billy Reed
Shortridge, and Bob Rodehamei, snort
ridge: each Royal balls by indianapolis
RIVERSIDE FLIGHT
Winner-Edward Beeson, Manual club
by Russell Stonehouse and Royal balls by
Punner-IJp-Horace Kelley, Shortridge,
club BY Russell Stonehouse.
Losing Semi-Finalists = NJ. KENNEDY,
Cathedral and Forrest Dale. Teen, eacn
No. iron by Em-Roe company
GRADE SCHOOL FLIGHT
wlnner-Paul Gentry, School a, golf
sell Wetherall. School rs: sweater by
neutrality-suspicious. Company.
(75). rain cape. and Albert Stergar III.
IT,. belt by Ralph Stonehouse.
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Prizes to qualifying list:
William Russell Cathedral. Neal Nc
sGSnthOny Petric. Tech. Beckley-
NV. Chapman, Tech. mashie by Joe
5@W. Dickerson. shortridge, putter by
spJoe schTert, shortridge. club by Roy
BILLY Reed, shortridge. club by Dick
Nelson.
ii-Paul Pedlow. club by Herman Uebele.
Ism; Greenberg. Manual, book ends by
Lyman Bros. Company
Esd Steers, Tech. cap by Capitol
Ssh Pursell, Tech, cap by Herman
Uebele.
Sob Munro. Tech, cap by Capitol
Cap.
SO-Glenn Foxworthy. Tech. cap by
Capitol Cap.
75-Ralph lilies Isl. shoe plates and box
of tees Lewis Manufacturing Company.
9S-Bob Huber 49,, two boxes OF tees
by Nieblo Company.
The following boys received one box Of
tees each from the Nieblo Company: j.
Lynch (Cl, Richard Lahman tTl. Frank
Williams t52l. Martin KosS fTl. Perry
Lazarus Isl. c. Powell tHT). Merrill Hus-
Sey Isl.
Albert Stergar. Holy Trinity. smallest
boy in the grade school flight, will re-
ceive two boxes.