The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20

EXCEPTIONALLY low score!
II were turned in by the seventy.
four golfers who participated in the
first eighteen holes of the Indian.
apolis public links championship
qualifying rounds at South Grove
Saturday. The second leg of eight
cen holes will be played at Pleas
ant Run next Saturday with the
windup eighteen holes completing
the f1fty-four hole test following a
Riverside course next Sunday.
trio of PLAYERS tied for low medals
honorS. Billy Heinlein of Speedway, anC
Dave Mitchell and Vaughn King. both O
South Grove, each having a brilliant u
par for the course. Billy Reed Jr, re
cent winner, of The. Indianapolis Times
Riverside player. and Burns Maus, O
with 73's.
Mike Pollak Of Riverside. Stuart Tom.
son of Riverside all tied with "a each
while Johnny Mcclure. captain of tn,
Indianapolis public links team last year
Clarke Espie of Pleasant Run, Nelson
of South Grove had ISIS.
The players with the six lowest score.
Ior the 81 holes will be declared the In
dGdIanapolis team to go to Louisville, july
ls to % to represent Indianapolis in the
national public links championship Six.
teen players, including the six low will
qualify for the indianapolis champion
ship match play series that will begir
early in July and determine the city
champ.
The following four players with rs com.
at South Grove Saturday: George Peter
sen, South Grove, Ed Urich, Riverside
george Denny, Pleasant Run, and Will
liam Charles, Pleasant Run
teen after play next Saturday and Sun.
day and undoubtedly the names of the
flrst six will be altered some after two
olIilcut rounds under heavy pressure.
only player scheduled to perform Saturday
who could not make the grade He was
allowed to play his round Sunday anc
drawal. George Green of Riverside. ano
only three scores of the entire "a that
were over 100. There were but twelve
scores above 80.
DR.. Paul T. Hurt will defend his Column
bia Club championship at Avalon Thurs
day in the first of three major tourna-
ments planned for club members during
the season. Play will be on the handicau
basis with many worthy awards for low
net and gross scores. Players may COM
plete their round any time during the
day from a. m. till dark. Lunch will
be served at the course with the an
nOuncement of the prize winners at a
steak dinner at the Columbia Club al
night.
The animal Go,rrb,. Cub n,on,
golf tournament is scheduled for Tues
day, July IA, at Ulen Club in Lebanon
me fall windup will be the annual inter
CLUB match with the Indianapolis Athletic
The trophy has been won twice by tie
Columbia Club and once by the l. A. c
Place and time of the event will be an
Jack BIXLER, Lafayette, wa,
- elected president of the SoaI
Factory Gang at the annual gath
ering at Lake Wawasee. N. w
Miller of Lafayette was named tn,
vice-president for life and DR.. Kar
R. Ruddell, Indianapolis, activ,
vice-preSident. DR.. j. William
Wright of Indianapolis was chosel
manager, with DR.. George E. Bell O
Lafayette secretary and C. M. Cue
QCl
In the eighteen hole tournament Satur
day R. A.. Bowen scored 73. five stroke
ahead of Jack Bixler with IS. Other Low
gross scores were Burr Swezey, 10; Bel
Coburn and Ben Cohee, so each. Low ne
scores were DR.. Wright. IS; DIR. G. E. Bell
and G. A. Young, TO- Golf etiquette wa
tossed to the four winds Sunday when tn,
boys played their annual razzle dazzle tour
nament. r. A. Bowen finished first, Ber
Cohee, second; w. L. Lincoln, third, ant
G. A. Young, fourth.
South Grove team golfers gained reveng,
hands of Riverside by taking the River
side thirty-man team into camp. 57l2 Il
32ls, at South Grove Sunday. Massit
Miller, South Grove pro, defeated Russell
Stonehouse's u.s. Three Riverside pl9ver!
failed to appear and defaulted three point.
each Nelson Marks upset the 0oSe b,
taking Dave Mitchell into camp for three
points with "a against Dawes TO- George
Petersen and OFT Miller paced the Souff
Grove members with a 70 each anc
Vaughan King. who had y Saturday
game back with "A Sunday George
Billy Reed Jr. paced the Riverside golf
ers and all amateurs with a IL, one strok,
under par, and scored three points for hi,
team. Bill Reed Sr: Lyle Weisenberg and
Ray Kemmer had las for Riverside anG
Bobby Dale a 75.
= n
Pleasant Run scored its second
conquest of the season over Sarah
Shank team golfers, 4012 to 1872
Ralph Stonehouse, east side pro
shot rs to defeat Clayton Schulz
pro at the south side course, who
had rs.
Clark Espie and Ed Dalflman had 7!
and 80. respectively. for Pleasant RuT
while E. Steinmetz. with rs. and c. Ben
nett. with 80. we're best for Sarah Shank
This feature of the match was a thirtv
foot putt hv Clark Espie on the eighteenth
green to get Is and defeat Steinmeta Un.
stroke and 2i2 to = points.
CENTRAL LOSES AKRON