The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-13
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THREE more days and the big
L. event will get under way.
Schoolboy golfers will have their
inning next week, when the sixth
annual Indianapolis Times inter
scholastic tournament will be staged
at South Grove municipal links.
Entry blanks are rolling in, indi-
eating the entry will be we'll over
200 this year, record. Latest word
from Harry Schopp, veteran pro at
South Grove, who was on the found
ing board Of this tournament six
years ago, is that the course will
be in top condition.
Following Is a schedule Of events
MONDAY. JUNE Is
Beginning ct a m. and lasting until
late N the afternoon. eighteen-hole medal
qualification will be played.
TUESDAY. JUNE 16
8 A. M.-First round matches. eighteen
holes, Championship fight (32l.
se8 $50 Ro A srade scbd 59p4f matches eight
cen bbole32. Championship, fight, ,.
cen holes. grade school fight.
WEDNESDAY
8 A. M-ouarter final matches. eight
cen holes, eSh cha tight: $50.
holes. grade school fight.
P. M.-Final matches, eighteen holes
P. M-semi-f final matches. eighteen
holes, grade school fight.
THURSDAY
s:so-Final match. thirty-six holes.
s:30-Final match, eighteen holes grade
school flight
The tournament this year will be
gruelling test OF golf. Undoubtedly par at
South Grove will take several bumpings
before The Times tourney boys are fin
shed. Par was shattered at Coffin. River
side South Grove and Pleasant Run in
previous meets.
Bows who get to South Grove early
Monday morning and get out on the course
will have less chance OF being slowed up,
or becoming a victim of Indictment weather
The course will not be closed to the pub
lie Every effort will be made to have
regular South Grove players start of the
first tee without unnecessary wait They
will be sandwiched between tournament
foursomes
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The park board. A. c. Sallee, supsrin-
tendent Of parks and Arthur Lockwood
golf director. look upon this tournament
as their big event of the year. Green fees
are waived and every boy has chance in
the qualifying round.
THERE will be no consolation
Il flights. Plenty of prizes for low
qualifying scores in both the cham
pionship and grade school flight and
for players who reach the semi
finals and higher in the matches.
Adjustment of all consultations tends
to make the boys try harder.
Bows with the 30 lowest scores In the
is-hole qualifying round Monday will be
paired Up in the championship fight for
matches that VIII begin Tuesday morning.
II there are s5 or more grade school boys
| IN the qualifying field Monday. the grade
school flight too will be made up Of 80
PLAYER. otherwise only IS.
BY Tuesday noon there will be only is
players left in the tournament champion
ship flight. Tuesday night will find all
but eight eliminated only four will re-
main Wednesday noon. and two Wednes-
oay night. These final two viii fight it
out Tor the title Thursday Harry Yeltsn
OF Cathedral. winner last year and defend
ing champion. Will be there intent upon
being in that title fight again.
High school boys are entering through
their golf coaches. signing a blanket
entry list. We understand that Tech
meal has the biggest list so far. Coach
Tim Campbeil haviu~ ahout en - 49,
dotted sues. Manual. shoreridge. cathe-
eral arc Washington all have many golfers
IN tnef@ schools. shcrtridge golf team