The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-25
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IVA turned out enmasse Satur-
day for the first club event of the
season. J. T. Lippincott and W.
H. Howard, sponsors Of the tourna-
ment for the day, chose a team
match with losers to pay the
freight Of steak dinner that fol-
lowed.
Lippineoit said his team was eight or
trent out and after Howard heard how
his man stood at the sixteen tee he con-
tiers enjoyed the dinner.
Ben Cohee VINO engaged in thrilling
match with Bill Diddel 10 give Lppincott
and his team a starting margin in the, low
took part and several who couldn't play
came out and sat in on the dinner party
event viii be n e6s gge of G two Sponsors and
the COMPLETE season schedule and spon-
Sors follows.
The next event will be a blind mar. eight
cen holes, ball sweepstakes, on May and
with George Mullen and A. L. Rice as
sponsors. The Speedway Special will cover
three DAYS May 20. 30 and 81. with prizes
for ~. 80 and 81 holes Ralph Elvin and
Ira Minnick will sponsor this event. They
plan prizes for every one with handicap
allowances governing
The Partnership tournament qualifying
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June 4 aud with r. Lorin Driscoll and
warren F. curry as SPONSORS ! ne matches
in the partnership event will cover the
Harry Ochiltree and Earl Beck will
sponsor q two. ball mixed foursome on
Ike Woodsrd a Blind par Sweepstakes on
July and ,. 4 fac Tournament on Fourth
mutsT ana md George g Olive Luncheon
and "Razz" tournament on July is will
be sponsored BY Walter KLul and Percy
SUNDAY july 81 will be sponsored by J. T.
Heckel and c. Hagedon.
y. II. BECKETT and H. w.
~ Rhodehamel will sponsor a
junior tournament to begin with
qualifying rounds on Aug. and z,
and with matches extending through
Aug. 81 and %. The senior tour
nament. with Ralph Flood and E..
H. K. McComb as sponsors, will be-
gin Aug. 20 and 81 with qualifying
rounds on that day. The week
before that, in between the junior
and senior qualifying rounds, Aug.
10 and ID, DR.. B. A. Richardson and
A. j. Wolgemuth will be in charge
of blind par sweepstakes event.
On Aug. % and % A. +. Krick and Fred
w. Case will sponsor blind nine tourna-
ment for players eliminated from the
tournaments and on Labor day C. b. Dur
ham and Richard Hill will sponsor an
eighteen-hole handicap tourney.
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The club championship will be in charge
Of William H. Diddel and Ben K. Cohee
Qualifying rounds can be played on either
Sept. 3, or 5. First round matches will
be played on Sept. 10 and II. On Sept;
II and IL the last Of the season special
events will be held, a Saratoga Flag tour
nament in connection with the champion
ship matches Ed Harris and Hugh T.
Baker will sponsor this event, and when
the championship is settled so will golf
end for the 1882 season at Meridian Hills.
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NIFTY THREE Avalon golfers
Il turned out for the opening
tournament Saturday and Sunday,
blind par for the William Hoyer
cup. Blind par was rs and net
scores won the five prizes awarded.
L. d. Hanson hit par on the head
with a rs and o. Pickens was sec
ond with rs. Vance Oathout had
10 for third, Henry Roberts. 70. for
fourth and Guy Craig, 80, for fifth
prize.
Avalon's next big event is the flag
tournament May 20, 20 and 20. but Roy
Smith pro and DIR. r. J. Kemper, chair
man OF the tournament committee, plan
several special events in the meantime
that will interest the early golfer round
ing into form.
Russell stonehouse boasts OF real
protege under his wing now, Miss Dorothy
the ball around the 2OO-yard mark Rus
sell thinks she will be cutting some ice
in the women events before long.
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After a good start Saturday the River
side club golfers were rained out and
forced to call of their blind par tourns-
ment Sunday They extended the finish
line to next Sunday night. Russell Stone
house. course pro. said the attendance
Saturday was 400 but it was hard to find
four at one time Sunday Johnny Niblack
shot himself right out Of the blind par
prize class Saturday with one of the best
scores of his golf career Blind par will
be drawn from numbers between 70 and
80, Nihlack went out and shot SO which,
with his % handicap, put him down 70
IS net and out of the prize division. But
in all probability John prefers the April
gross So score.
Johnny Mcguire fired great par -
from scratch. I Nelson Marks captured a
70 gross and "a net. Ed Irish had gross
81 and net 81. Y. r. Lee, % and net
20; Y. II. Wishmeire 90 and net 10; L.
Ert Slack. ~ and net -; Jim Davis. -
and net -; W. f. BallInger. % and net
-; Harry Dillinger, 81 and net "a; Charles
Boswell 81 and net Is, and Carl Smith,
81 and net -. Net scores of players who
play next Saturday or Sunday will be
admitted into the extended tournament.