The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-07
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THE flag tournament played by
Il Woodstock golfers as a holiday
feature was the source Of much
Amusement and Curt Leiber and Dr.
B. A. Richardson found It out right
down to the finish stroke. Both I'm
ished their eighteen-hole round
with a couple Of strokes left. They
teed of on the nineteenth hole and
each took a second shot. Leiber was
six inches from the cup and Rich
ardson was just at the edge Of the
green. 50 Curt won. Mrs. Jungclaus
was in form and reached the twen-
tieth hole before she exhausted all
her allotted strokes. Mrs. Ed Nor
veil finished second
Harry sutIe and Bill Hare tied for the
blind borey Tournament hrst place at
Meridian Hills with net scores Of 20 each
A thirty-sir hole tournament for Juniors
vas won By Don Ellis who hung MP IS
and a.. a ball sweepstakes Sunday nm
Ished mp the holiday schedule and Jack
Holiday romped of with the honors.
Ben Coburn srashed out rs and
"a in two eiFh4en-hols rounds for the
Jillson cup at the Indianapolis Country
SaiP Roy Bsin H Rss out IN front just
like Coburn for the net honors Balm
had gross scores Of 20 and %, but MS
dsid.
Poor attendance caused extension Of
time 10 be given for the foursome handicap
matches for men and women champion
ship matches at the !. c. c. The boys
and girls will have TO Eet NJ to date be-
fore Saturday or default.
DILL VAN LANDINGHAM of
D Highland believes in the theory
that II you can't make hole in
one, do the next best thing. 1t is
hardly possible to bang one 400
yards on the eighteenth hole at
Highland for an ace" so Bill had
TO divide up his strokes. He
smashed one about $50 yards from
the tee and then stepped into an
other one from the fairway that
found the cup for an eagle" 2.
Bits feature shot couldn't capture him
place on the Highlander team to play
the indianapolis Country Club six-man
AGGREGATION on July 10. hfty-four-hole
tournament PLAYED at Highland during the
past three holiday period returned the
foiIouiax six as team members; Frank
B.nford Paul shaHer. Jimmy Hamill.
H.n-y Simons. Ralph Young and sammy
simpson. Or. Paul Hurt and Heinie
Riehardt will act as reserves.
Binford scored a total Of 232 for the
hftv-four holes. which placed him at the
H Ham 746. simons Young. Simpson, HgTt
and Richardt finished In the gross score
division In the order named
Karl Ruddsg was snead Of the pack in
the net division with handicapped total
Of 200. Doe" was three blows ahead Of
Johnny Darmody and FIVE ahead Of Blaine
Patton and George Tinney. who tied for
ITHE finale of the indianapolis
i Women's Golf League schedule
was played today over the Broad
moor course. with Meridian Hills
and Highland clashing for the tro-
ply. The match was expected to
be very close. Mrs. Ben Stevenson,
Miss Lou Adams, Mrs. Arthur Krick
and Mrs. Willis Adams were ex-
pected to make up the Hills team
while Mrs. c. H. McCaskey, captain
of Highland. held out her lineup
except to name Mrs. c. A. Jaqua.
DILL Reed ST.. is enjoying a re-
ID juvenated golf game. Veteran
Bill. who has been shooting some
of the best golf in his career lately,
fred out a beautiful SO at Riverside
Sunday. This was all the more note
worthy because of the fact that
temporary green mussed up with a
6 a card that contained only one 5.
even bis birdie on the fourth hole didn't
excite anybody On the temporary seventh
green he couldn't -et the pellet down and
two holes evened his count with par and
he scored Sc for the out nine.
Things began 10 happen on the trim
home. He made an eagle on the tenth
hole Three as on the next three holes
we're parS and then another eagle on
the thirteenth and a birdie on the
fourteenth made things look sweet for
S. But On the temporary sixteenth
green Bill again took one stroke over
par, but recovered 20 shoot two pars for
= 80, and 50 for the eighteen.
During the recent IE pApOlis district
tournament Bill cut loo on the last
day at Broadmoor and fired brides on the
last nine. He Is getting his game tuned
up for the indianapolis municipal course
championship and the national public links
title play not TO mention the Indiana
state amateur meet at French Lick next
month.
field OF forty-one played In the River
side hag tournament Sunday. A. Silver
reports DOC" Lynch carried OF first
honors By going 10 the twenty-first green
before planting his nag Bill Reeds 90
helped him set 70 the twentieth green.
Ray Kemmer finished third, getting into
play on TO the tgenty-seventh hole end
reached that point four under par.
DEAN IS IRON MAN