The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-02
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MORE than one hundred High
WI landers were out Saturday at
ernoon 10 send the north side tour
nament season AMY to a flying
start. That number was augmented
for the steak dinner that followed
the golf play.
The tournament honors went 70
Russell Cook. who now seeks lau-
rcls as a golfer. Russ was coach
Of a championship Danville Normal
COLLEGE basketball team a few sea
sons ago and now Is Americaniza-
ton officer Of the American Legion.
IN which capacity he promotes the
legion Junior world series"
Cook had a gross IS. but very
handy handicap Of i8 gave him net
81. GOOD for first prize L. L. Ban
.>rd had 70 gross and SO net for
second place.
In the ban sweepstakes tourney. Henry
simons captured first vith gross Of -.
Ralph Young had second best, %. and
Everett Fgnew third with 80.
Doc Cilehrist. Jim stevenson and Pete
shaTrr 81 had SIS but drew their cards
in that order for the next three prizes.
In the low net division ~ the sweep
stake. Lucius French and mr.. ). William
wright captured first honor1 between
them with net s0s. Bert McCammsn.
Mcleod and Harrison Bennett az tied for
third with lis and Roy Har1 came in
vith = net
Billy Heinlein showed as = nasty looking
Hnuno i1 hr palm of his lcft hand sur
son Billy siumred recently and fred a fsv
7fs rs and 1ir and 7 urderff7ud. one
~. over Speedway course. Bill was on the
injury did rot seem - affect his putting
any. Bil has stroke oi his own on the
putting green.
Dave Mitchell. star south Grove links
man. came through with another Of his
stellar round. when he fired "a. one
over course par. AZ tho Grove SUNDAY.
Dave has PLAYED tEenty-six rounds this
season for an average of 53.f strokes per
round. That. coupled with the fact that
Dave staged a real comeback SUNDAY TO
get under the uir, near par. makes his
round worthy ~ mention. although the
fact that Dave Mitchell shot near par
round has ceased 10 BE- news. Dave usually
breaks par before he gets publicity.
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Starting out Sunday. Dave birdied the
hrst hole, but slipped over par a stroke
straight pars indicated he was back on
has game but he slipped over on the
seventh. eighth and ninth and reached
me turn Tour over par with a 40.
Dave captured brides on the eleventh
ana twelfth hoies and bagged en- eagle
on The eighteenth tee but slipped over a
ss5roSe on ths last hole and finished with
South Grove golfers played first round
matches in two-ban foursome match
play tournament Sunday. Results follow:
George Bradford and Max blackburn de-
feated Jack Crawford and Paul Blackburn.
3 and p
Kenny Hoy and n. n. smith defeated
Herman Olsen and Bob O'Hayer. and >.
Bill Weber and Ray Austermiller defeat
ed George Loueks and W. r. Blackburn
and 2.
Tommy Hansen and Charles Brockman
and Kenneth Loucks and ErvaI HilIisoss
teams advanced BY reason Of defaults.
their opposition failing to appear.
Second round matches will be played
next Sunday.
The carry over Riverside blind par club
tournament which began under blue skies
Saturday. April 20, but was postponed be-
caue Of rain and cold on sunday. the
- came TO happy climax during the
wcek-end. Five players tied for hrst
honors Each had a net Is.
Joe Morley was duly thankful for his
May day fortune on the draw. Others
who also had net s6s. hut couldn't com
pare with Joe in the draw business we're
Biiiy Reed IT., Raw Kimmer, Joe Mcclure
and Harry Cantcrbery.
This tie business carried over to the sec
ono placcrs and five Of the bows we're
winning the draw. Others who mad 74s
we're Nelson Marks. H L. Pierson. Joe
Himmel and Carl Smith
JACK stevens won third prize unopposed
but Hal Gray and George Oburn with
Iss tied for fourth and Lyle weisenburg
Gray and weisenbers won the draws rS5 -"
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John McCuircs - made week ago
held up for low gross honors and II YOU
don't remember Il was made with handi-
cap. There was big crowd out the last
week END, many OF them becoming new
members Of the club. 4 strong wind swept
the course Sunday and made scoring a
~ difficult but I'D Urieh and Bill Reed
sr.. captured gross '5's, and Russell Stone
house, the course pro. hit up g.
Speedway course was in marvellous shape
Sunday and a large crowd braved the cold
blasts for a round over the popular race
track links Evcrv green was IN per-
feet condition and iairway lies were teed
hv hcavv turf that made hraSsie and iron
shots easy. Scoring was a bit difficult.
particularly on the Ions holes inside The
track, due 10 a heavy gale.
The race track certainly was a busy
spot. Quite few of the hoys who viii
s battle for the gold on May 80 we're riding
their iron horses over the bricks An
unusual number 81 planes we're roaring
overhead. The golfers swelled the popu-
fation and the dandelions-boy. there are
millions Of them that should be turned into
something besides fairway grief for the
golfers. when they turn white II will be
inst foo had