The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
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EIRST Of a series Of exhibition
4 matches through which the
leading pros and amateurs Of In
diana hope to swell the purse for
the state open Championship
tournament at the Speedway course
Aug. 3. 4, and 5, was played Sun
day at the Speedway course. No
admission viii be charged to these
matches which will be held all over
the state during the next two
months, but all donations will 60 to
the state tournament fund.
Neal Mcintyre and Roy Smith opposed
Chuck Garringer and Ralph Stonehouse
in a best ball match Sunday. The fans
that followed were treated to some inter-
estlnR shots.
carringer and stonehouse were one up
e. the turn With q "a one under par.
while Neal and Roy were even par to that
point. Chuck snagged a birdie on the
sixth hole.
Neal aud Roy we're not putting 50 we'll
They three putted the twelfth thirteenth
and fifteenth greens. Smith dropped in q
long put from the edge OF the green for
q deuce on the sixteenth but so did Neal
which gained nothing.
ROY smacked q birdie four on the
eighteenth. but so did Neal again. Had
the two been scored on those three-putt
green's the score might have been dif-
ferent.
AS It was the Gsrrinzer- stonehouse team
worked perfectly. Chick getting bird on
the thirteenth, Ralph deuce on the
fourteenth and Ralph another bird on the
eighteenth. Chuck and Ralph went out in
"a and back Ia the same number for a 60
best ball count. three under par. Roy
and Neal had y. one over par. Their
cards:
out Par .....,.. 444 435 442-s5
Garr!nger-stonehse 444 434 443-a4
McIntyre-Smith -. 444 435 344-35
In Par .......... 454 4s4 345-3s-s5-7l
Carringer- stonehse asa 325 344-34-s4-es
Mcintyre Smith .. ass 535 244-37--35-72
There will not be a match next Sun
day as most OF the leading pros and
amateurs from this section will be at
Cincinnati or in Chicago trying to qualify
for the national open. Neal Mcintyre
and Bill Diddell will play at Chicago.
Massie Miller. unattached pro from here
Chuck Garriuaer from Speedway. Ralph
6tonehouse from Pleasant Run, Russell
Stonehouse from Riverside and George
Lance and Sammp Simpson. two leading
players OF this city. will 20 to Cincinnati
on Sunday before the big play Monday.
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TINE next exhibition will be
4 played either at Columbus or
Martinsville, Sunday. June IA. In
all probability both Lance and Bill
Heinlein, another star amateur
player, will take part in the next
exhibition. playing together against
a pro team. Heinlein did not get
into the national open trials, but
will play in the national amateur
tests later.
Msssis Miller. back home from the east
where he has served as pro for several
years, is playing as an unattached pro
this year. Last week he had a lot Of
fun at the Speedway course when the nine
holes east Of the track were the only ones
open for play. Par for these nine is 3s.
Massie made two trips around to play
the 10 in 63. nine strokes under par. On
another trip he played nine in 81.
e. t.
Avalon members had a swell nag tourna-
ment Saturday and Sunday. al Schoen
won the event. getting to the second cup
on the second trip around with SO strokes
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ten strokes left but used all Of them on
the next two holes. B. N. Hodges was
forty feet from the hole on the first green
when he exhausted his last stroke and
won second place.
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The next i've prize winners all got by
the first 10 holes and were on this nrst
fairway. each one a little farther from
the cup than the other in the following
order: w. j. Goodwin, third III. L. Raugh,
fourth; l.. E. Hanson. fifth; E. L. straaton,
sixth. and F. L. Sims, seventh.
At Meridian Hills, A. S. Pierson won
the flag event by getting almost to the
frst green in his trip around. W. II.
Howard was IN the eighteenth cup and the
following finished in the order named,
each Of them winning q prize and each
Of them being little bit farther away
from the eighteenth cup on the fairwsy:
r. E. Purphy. third: F. Winslow. fourth;
c. B. Durham, nth; e H. K. Mcconab.
sixth; A. L. Rice. seventh; W. B. Harding,
eighth; j. T. Heckel, ninth; NJ. g. Knox
Jr., tenth; I. A. Minnick, eleventh; Anc!l
Brown. twelfth, and G.. e. Martin. thir-
teenth.