The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-19

These three players. who have
accounted for nine Of the thirty
championships. played in the same
threesome Monday.
Max Buell. Of Highland INDIAN
apolisJ. Ralph Stevens Of Evans
VILE and ". L. Rags Redmond OF
Peru led the pack with lis Monday.
OF the five ex-champions IN the title
play this year only one, Bobby REESE
ner Of Kokono. showed anything like
brilliant form Monday. Bobby fired
q 70. one over course par and looms
As. a dangerous contender. Herman
Sielken Of Avalon Indianapolis
the other ex-champion, fired a 70.
High cross winds hampered the
golfers today and the three Mon
dav leaders we're far over par fg-
ures. Ralph Stevens had a Al for
the first nine. while Rags Redmond
and Max Buell. each had 3d. Bobby
Resener covered the first half in 81
and Chick Bawer was forced TO take
2 -.
It appeared for a time Monday
that Bill Heinlein. who first gained
championship hOnors as The In
dianapolis Times interscholastic
champion in 1923 and 1929. would
lead the pack with a SO or 20. Helm
lein fired the brand of golf that car
rcd him to the state junior cham
pionship recently and reached the
tenth tee. in "a. two under par. He
rrr Ffrafef 10
Select Thirfy-twO
Thirty-six players had scores OF
50 or better Monday 1t appears
certain that the select thirty-twO
viii come from this group. or at
least the first forty Last years
medal score Of 1873, shot by Lance,
does not appear in danger. Last
year a score of 162 placed two play
ers in positions 81 and 80 in the
championship fight and it is not
expected that the mark will be bet
tered this year
The field in the state amateur
golf tourney reached los. that num-
Der being players who actually fin
ished their eighteen holes of play
Monday and turned in cards. Two
players tore up their cards and
seven who had sent advance entry
fees failed to appear. OF the los
competitors, ffty-two are from In
dianapolis. George Lance. who now
lives in Indianapolis, but who has
not affiliated with any club, entered
from Rea Park, Terre Haute.
The field shows an Increase Of sixteen
over last year. when thATe were 81 This.
IN face OF the financial depression. is re-
rsrdcd bv the tournament committee as a
very GOOD turnout
The field this wear. however. has been
auxumented bv several Youngsters who
have lust reached the age limit. Bill Rus
sell. another Times high school champion
ship star. fred a - MONDAY: Bob Rhode
hsme.. Shortrid<e star a -. and Billy
Reed Jr. OF ShortridEe an So. not To men
tioH several junior stars from over the
state
THE father and son special
i tournament for the lowest I
total for the first eighteen holes /
again went to the Young family of
Lafayette. Professor G. A. Young of [
Purdue. vice president fthe state
association. had a fine 81. His son, ]
Robert Keith Young. hade a IS. Civ
ing them a total of l62. Second
prize went to Homer Mckee of the I
indianapolis Country Club, who hao
IS. aud his son. Robert. a n. for a
165
Much 10 the surprise Of everybody. only
fourteen women entered the invitational
nlav today. which hardly will take all the
prizes. There are some beauties in the
trophy case this wear for both men and
women One Womcn'S prize goes TO the
sixteenth low gross scorer and il will
fair roll In early Tuesday.
Mrs. c. H McCaskev OF Highland. who
was runncr-un Tor the state women S title.
Is here and the leading fayorite 10 win
The invitauonal. Other entries are. Mrs.
Everett ACDeW. Highland. Indianapolis,
Mrs. A. II. Flanagan. Charlottesville. Mrs.
Robert TinSlev Charlottesville. Mrs. James
G Patten Indianapolis Country Club. Miss
Blauch LaShbrcok. French Lick: Mrs. Ber-
ME Lehman. BroaGmoor. indian apolS. MIS-.
Carl n McCaSkcv Highland. Indianapolis;
Miss MYRTLE small. Highland. Indianapolis;
Mrs E F. Marshall. Gary. Mrs W. L
Sharks. Terre Haute. Mrs. Dean, indian
aDolis Country Club. Miss Helen Ben
bridge. Tcrre Hsute; Mrs. Sarah Lybrook.
Gary.
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