The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
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BY DICK MILLER

TINE attendance at Broadmoor
Sunday was SO per cent
Greater than the largest crowd ever
tn nlav there on single day. ZERO
Never and other members OF the
tournament committee now feel
they were right this spring when
thew arranged a very suspicious
schedule for the club members.
Challenge medals were at stake Sunday
Resides Meyer. Leonard SOLOMON also won
a gold medal. They may be challenged
and must accept such challenge WITHIN
a week from David Lurvey S. c. Kahn
F. A. Meyer, F. Efroymson, who won the
four silver medals.
The silver medal holders E5o,, may 1,.d pc
Winners: Abe Gosdstein, W.. Borinstein,
Joe jackson. Carl LichtenStein, Leslie
Meyer, Abe Borinssein, W. Ne99oerg einn ame
must accept challenges from any ciun
member.
II AIN a week ago resulted IN the
N carrying over of medal chal-
lenge tournament and ball sweep
stakes. Players finishing in 3, 3,
9 and 16 positions in the net score
list were prize winners. Sam Gold
stein, F. S. Meyer and L. L. Good
man tied for third place and dl-
vided first prize. M. S. Cohn, w.
P. Meyers and E. K. Fisher tied
for sixth and divided second prize
while Nate Kahn finished ninth
and Norman Silberberg took fourth
prize for finishing sixteenth.
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The regular event for the day, two
ball mixed foursome. was won by
Leonard Solomon and Mrs. Marjorie Kahn
with low gross score. First net prize went
to Sol Solomon and Mrs. Sig Ascher while
second low net prize went to M. S. Cohn
and Mrs. David Lurgey.
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First round matches played in the
foursome handicap tournament,
best and worst bali scores consid-
cred at Meridian Hills Saturday and
Sunday, resulted as follows:
Case and Butts defeated Ellis and
oohee and stackhouse defeated Hilkene
Minnick and Andrews defeated Berry
" Durham ' and McComb defeated Moore
and L; Smith; and 2.
Il Elvln 1 and curry curry defeated Hitz and
N. Jewett and cullom defeated Thompson
az Kric Gy and Brown defeated Beckett and
Fathauer, 5 ano 4.
In the second fight Knox and Knox Jr.
defeated Mahoney and Foster. and q;
Pangborn and Olive defeated Underwood
and Underwood Jr.. / up; Noblett and
Mullen defeated StitIe and Pearson, 1 up.
1t was a big time at Highland DR.. M.
E. Clark and Sam Simpson turned in
scores that won them first right to The
yer medal winners. The winers OF the
silver medals were Bill Umphrey.. Albert
Buchanan. Raw Reed and E. Straub; They
are subject to challenge from bronze
A. weidener. Gage Hosg. L. E. Hess. B.
Neal. NJ. McGrath. t. Bell. George Klein
and r. f. Smith won bronze medals and
may be challenged BY any club member.
Players must have a medal before they
can challenge for a better one.
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A E WEIDNER finds his name
IN with those of Bill Diddel. Bill
Van Landingham, James T. Hamill
and Pete Shaffer on the G. A. Tay-
Tor cup. The thirty-six hole low net
tournament played Saturday and
Sunday saw Weidner outdistance
the field with a net total of 49,
Carrying a &c handicap Weidner on
Saturday scored an IS gross. which
gave him SO net. On Sunday he
came back with an IS gross and go
net.
The BAH sweepsfake at Highland re-
suited in weidner- Gage Hoag L. E. Hess.
Tom Eel. n NcGrath. 4. F. Smith. E.
Stxaub and Dr. Truitf winning prizes for
lon uek In the low gross division, Sam