The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-13

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club matches viii be confined to
six Sundays during the coming sea-
son. A carefully arranged schedule
adopted at Tuesday nights meeting
brings each club together twice in
home contests during the season.
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No contests will be staged during July,
according TO Kenneth Loucks, secretary.
TO allow each club TO conduct Its own
club championship play and to enable all
municipal course players in the city TO
compete in the indianapolis Public Links
cham pionship which will also determine
the team to represent indianapolis in the
national public links championship at
Louisville, KY, July 1923.
The association also adopted wise
resolution which II viii present to the
It states they fear persons unfamiliar
with, golf conditions might bring pressure
on the board and cause a premature open
ing Of the beautiful new links.
The resolution also states they sincerely
hope the board will not authorize the
the very best condition for continuous
play and IL is certain the new fairways
and green's will not be injured by heavy
play.
The following inter-cIub team play
schedule was agreed upon:
May 22-Riverside at Sarah Shank.
Pleasant Run at South Grove.
June 5-South Grove at Riverside. Sarah
Shank at Pleasant Run.
June 10 Riverside at South Grove
Pleasant Run at Sarah Shank
Aug. 1i-South Grove at Pleasant Run.
Sarah Shank at Riverside.
Aug. 2S-Sarah Shank at South Grove.
Riverside at Pleasant.
Sept. 1l-PIeasant Run at Riverside
South Grove at Sarah Shank.
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CARAH SHANK golfers will hold
~ their second meeting of the
season Friday night in the club and
special entertainment will be af-
forded through the courtesy of the
South Grove Club members. Ken
ny Hoy will be behind the motion
picture protector when the Bobby
Jones film and feature film in
which many local amateur golfers
appear will be shown.
Loucks tells us many who are pictured
marveled at the difference between how
they look on he screen and how they
thought they looked. South Grove Club
members advance the information to the
south siders that the film is worth a few
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turn out likely will be on hand Friday
night.
Neal Mcintyre, Highland pro. Indiana
Professional Golfers Association of In
dlsna. was on hand for the opening base
ball game at Perry Stadium Tuesday. Neal
a heavy tan. He looks fine but was hav-
ing a hard time with the wintry blasts.
He said they blew right through that coat
of sun tan.
Lieutenant George NayIOr. coach of the
Shortridge high school golf team has \
squad of seven golfers left in the running
for team positions at the north side school
this spring.
Two Of last years team. Harry Yelch and
Dick McCreary. are back. but the grdua-
Horace Kelley and Eaton left quite hole
From five recruits, James Frick. Byron Hol-
lett. Gordon Hall. Richard Dempsey and
Earl White. NavIOr will attempt to find ma
teriaI for team to make a good show
ing against Cathedral golfers when they
meet on ADriI p.
incidentally, the seventh annual
indianapolis Times Schoolboy golf
tournament will be held this year,
probably at Riverside or Pleasant
Run, according to the condition of
the courses. 1t will be open, as usu-
al, to all high school and grade
schoolboys in the city. 1t is annually
the big golf treat for the young
mashie wielder of the city.
Mrs. Frank Carroll captured the first
tournament of the season staged by the
Highland women players with the lowest
score for nine of the eighteen holes
selected by the golf committee Mrs
Mona Bennett was second, and Mrs. Ben
Olson third. The Highland players are
planning another tournament Friday.
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Avalon women PLAYED a nine hole tour
nament Tuesday and Mrs. Herman Sielken
won low gross honors while low net
award went to Mrs. Robert T. Saunders.
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ERIDAY has been designated as
Il opening day for the three mu-
nicipal golf links which have been
closed during the winter-Riverside
Sarah Shank and Douglas. Each of
the courses has been improved since
last fall when the gates closed and
the patrons this summer are going
to enjoy such conveniences as bent
grass tees. sodded creek banks, i'm
proved water hazards and rear
ranged bunkers.
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Russell StonehOuse again will serve as