The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-24
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TINE curtain will roll down on the
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season Wednesday with the playing
of the annual club 36-hole tourna-
ment at the Speedway course. Eddie
thinner, twice winner of the toga,
in 1927 and 1890, will be on hand
to defend his crown.
Homer C. Lathrop of the I. A. c. golf
affairs has his committee, composed of
Ed Lennox, Charlie Rauh, Joe Stout and
Eddie thinner, busy on arrangements.
Wednesday.
Frank Shields, the only other two-time
winner of the Henry Campbell trophy.
winning in 1926 and 1928, also will be in
the field. Franks spasmodic game this
year does not rank him as a certain con-
tender, however.
The runner-up will receive the William
Barrere Jr. secretary trophy. Back in
1921, when the annual golf tournaments
began, Campbell was president and Bar
rere was secretary. Each gave trophies
that have been played for since. These
cups and other awards will be made at
the dinner to be held Thursday night at
the clubhouse.
Besides thinner and Shields. other win
ners were Frank Williams 1921 Ralph
Young, 1922: Chick Evans, 1923; Johnny
Simpson. 1924; Luke Lincoln, 1925; Bill
Van Landi1gham, 1929.
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ID IVERSIEE club team conquered
IN Pleasant Run at Riverside
Sunday, 80 to "a. The boys out by
the river threw a new one at the
east .Siders and Harold Cork blasted
a "a to be low medalist of both
teams.
Al Siler mustered up a twenty-two-man
team and was matched by Harry Schorn-
stein. genial east side president who could
find only 70 by Dick Hsndlon as the
lowest Irvington score Siler had too MANY
around 30. Bob Dale had an 80 for Riv-
erside and Ralph Jordan and B Bray had
BIS each. For Pleasant Run Won Spreck-
elsen with 81 and Ed Dallman with SO
were the low scorers after Handlon.
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Highlanders PLAYED foursome handicap
Sunday and a quartet composed of Ben
Perk, w. Cooper. Art TAYLOR and w Camp
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total of 289. The prize for low gross went
to Jack Kennedy by lot. He and Ralph
Young each had n and drew for it. Ralph
taking second. First and second low net
honors went to DR.. C. H McCaskey with
SO and Bill Gerke with 20.
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Joe Stout pulled an upset in the High
land Club championship and defeated Bill
Van Landingham in a first round match
3 and 2. In two second-round matches.
DR.. M. E. Clark took the measure of one
of his own fraternity DR.. E. w. Cant.
and 2. while George Hunt defeated Jim
Stevenson. up in a second-rounder.
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Neal Mcintyre and Jack Tuitte de-
parted for South Bend this morning
where they will take part in a big pro-
amateur event this afternoon over Erskine
park course. That's where Neal won the
state open championship in 1927.
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THE invitational that will ring
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apolis Women's Golf Association
affairs for the season was played
today over the pitch and putt
Trey-Par course.
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E. Kemper McComb probably will be as
sorry as some Of his Manual students to
see vacation end. The south side principal
has been PLAYING good golf this summer
and right now is in the thick of the fight
for the Meridian Hills partnership cham
pionship. McComb. playing with P L.
Driscoll. has reached the final round. Thew
will battle Bill Diddel and Ben Cohee for
the title next weekend.
The Meridian Hills women settle their
club championship this week with full DAYS
Of action carded for Tuesday. Wednesday