The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-28
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DICKS and shovels will be issued
/ to all men members and their
guests at the Avalon ountry Club on
Friday, July 10, and the search for
gold will be on. First plans we're TO
call the affair a Big Parade, but Bill
Hover, who is master of ceremonies,
tells us that the present times made
4 gold rush" sound more interest
ing.
A special score card for the DAY will be
issued Every hole on the course will have
IFS special name, modelled after the his
torieaI time. Sandy GuIch probably would
be good title for the golf course for the
entrants that day will probably he shovel
inr sand most Of the time. of course
when you are trekinE gold ward you be-
come tired. thirsty and revivinE tents will
be distributed about The course at various
points.
The club that day viii be closed to all
women members and 10 VIII be an all day
AFFAIR To beSfnown az the first annual
Avalon Gold Rush. The final arrange
ments will be made next Monday when BIN
Hover gets his committee together again
II some Avaloner has mentioned TO yoI
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rest uD on Saturday.
THE Gold Rush is not the only
il affair the Avaloners are plan
ming for July. The Avalon Affairs"
calls attention to the Independence
day tournament The play viii be
50 holes. medal handicap, it being
optional whether you play Friday.
Saturday or Sunday or all of it on
one day. A. D. Heath has offered
trophies for the first three places.
While the dads are taking part in the
golf party a special alI-day bridge has
been planned for the women and free
amusemenfs and refreshments for the kid
dies. At night there will be fireworks and
YOU couldn't contribute FIRE cracker to
the affair II you wanted TO. All the Ava
lon members are urged to do is to be
there and bring their friends.
July II and ~. Avalon golfers will meet
those from Meridian Hills Country Club.
-handicapers.. Friday. play will be at
Avalon and Saturday. at Meridian Hills.
4 team probably will be Selected from the
son. Jack Thibodeau. w. II. Langmaid,
A. D. Heath. II. B. Harley. E. B. Webb and
DR.. E. o. Lukenbll. July IL. golfers will
play for the Jack c. Carr trophy in on
eighteen-hole medal handicap tournament.
1T must not be overlooked, even
i though a little late, because
the women had the spotlight this
week, that the Pleasant Run golf
team handed the Riverside team
74is to 541A defeat at Pleasant Run
last Sunday. Bill Reed Sr. was low
for Riverside with rs. Johnny
Vaughn had n and Billy Reed Jr.,
30. For the Run team Fiz Goodrich
hung up a "a, Telford Orbison Is
and Leslie Muesing n. Each
team had forty-five pqlayers.
The South Grove Club will have big
time during the Fourth of July period.
A blind par tournament for any member
Of the club OF his guest can be played on
any of the three days, according TO
George Bender, who asks that prospective
entrants call him at his home, Harrison
s9s2-M. or address eO29 East Riverside
drive. stating their intentions of playing.
The South Grove Golf Club Sunday
made up for last years defeat by the
Rhea Park Golf Club of Terre Haute. A
fifty-seven team from South Grove
went to Terre Haute md won from Rhea
PARK 97ia points to 7ci2. Rhea Park viii
meet South Grove in return match here
July 10. Dave Mitchell. South Grove an
Choir man, was on his game and the best
he could do was a n. losing to w. Kayser.
Rhea Park Club champion, who shot 70.
M. Stanger of Rhea Park. showed the
way to all the players. turning in a II.
three under par. He holed his pitch from
a sand trap for a birdie three on the
fourth hole George Petersen was best for
South Grove with rs.
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THE men of Sarah Shank club
i will play a blind par tourna-
ment at p. m. Sunday. Joe Quig-
ley, course manager, requests all
entrants to be on hand at that
time. A mixed two-ball foursome
resulted in a victory for Bernard
Harmon and Mrs. Mary Roesner
with score of 50 for nine holes.
Jack Kennedy and Miss Gerlach
were second with Sc and Ted Lam
dis and Miss Betty Kemmer third
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