The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-18

BeeSon, who towers over the six
foot mark, puts tremendous power
behind his shots. He puts excep-
tionally we'll In fact, he plays
every shot in the bag well. He was
low medalist in the qualifying round
Monday with 70, one over course
par The extra shot was made
when he missed the green by a few
feet with his tee shot on a long
par three hole. He has shot par or
only a couple of strokes over in
every match played this week to
place him in the title round
Chapman Match Star
Chapman while not as tall as
Beeson, is built along the same
perfect golfing lines. He also sWats
the ball with power and plays slow
and deliberately. While he has not
lowered par on his rounds this week,
he reached the title match because
he was able to fire pars and brides
when they were needed to win holes.
He qualified Monday with a "a, one
stroke more than Beeson and two
over course par.
Beeson won his first-round match,
easily defeating L. Grant of Short
ridge, 10 and g. His second-round
match also was easy, against Kel
o. Washington, who was defeated
4 and 3. His quarter final tussle
With Billy Charles of Tech Wednes-
day morning was won, and 4, and
the semi-final struggle against
Marvin Hickman Wednesday after
noon was won by the score of 4
and g.
Upsets Defending Champ
Chapman won his frst-round
match, defeating Hubbard of Wash
ington, 6 and 4. He created big
upset when he defeated Harry Vel
toA of Cathedral, defending cham
plon, in the second round Tuesday
afternoon, 2 up. The quarterf1 final
match against Anthony Petric of
Tech was also a hard one for Chap
man, but he won, 2 and l. In the
gemi-flnal struggle Wednesday after
noon he was easily on the long end
against Robert Schuman OF Tech,
and d.
Displaying a gallant. never-give-up spirit.
Marvin Hickman of ShortridRe Went. down
ngntinng before the. brilliant game Of Bee
son Wednesday afternoon, = and g. A
DIT nervous at the start and anxious TO
man foaad dSG Himself of Els game and ios
I'VE Of the hrSt six holes. One was
halyed hole. Hickman fired his highest
n TrNa ant
on the incoming nine. Hickman started
on The first five Sholes. but won back only
two holes While he was shooting such
brilliant golf, Beeson snaRged two brides
and three pars.
Both Hickman and Begson agreed to
n 5i,a1,, the nipe holes and entertain the
but went one over paT on the last two
holes: and still finished the last nine
pars and was one over on ' the last hole ole
but turned S5 on the last nine.
Chapman. in his semi-fnal struggle,
SD an sssY iesd on on the he rst o nla aa pi Sp
and coasted through to an easy victory
without extending himself.
In the four auarter-final matches
against Billy Charles 81 TO lead the, Teen
rve holes to win and 4.
Hickman fred near par to pile up a
gradual lead over Don Anderson OF Tech
on the first nine OF up. Hickman needed
the lead because Anderson fired four bird
les at the ShortridRe star on the FIRST
six holes of the second nine. which Heck
man had 60 match with a birdie on the
fifteenth hole to keep out in front and
win and ?.
Anthony Petric OF Tech made a gallant
flght against his team mate Chapman and
led one up at the turn. Chapman squared
The match on the tenth and went one
up on the eleventh Here Petric again
came back to win two holes ana 90 ! up
again before Chapman won three straight
to end the match and l.
Paul Gentry Of Tech who shot brilliant
golf Tuesday to defeat young Dick Nc
Wednesday and Schuman was able to win,
and 3. Schuman fired few pars and q
birdie on the second nine TO gain the
match.
Seni-PrC