The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-23

A CTION in the Eastern Indiana
"A open tournament started today
over the Minnestrista course in
Muncie. Approximately fifty of the
leading professional and amateur
golfers in the central and north
eastern section of Indiana we're
slated to battle over the thirty-six-
hole route to settle the winner, all
in one day.
Included in the list were the 1881 win
ner, Russell Stonehouse of Riverside, ana
the two PLAYERS from whom he won the
Speedway. and GUY Paulsen OF TT, Wayne
Ralph Stonehouse, .runnerup for the
wears. was in the starting field along with
George Stark. Charles Higgs. CLAYTON
schulz. Massie Miller and Billy, Moore,
other indianapolis pros and Russell RAIDER,
w r Martin. Billy Reed Jr.. Carl Gran
lard Charles. Ed Beeson and Jack Poland,
Neal MCINTYRE. state open champion,
sent his entry to Roy B0rd e sbnTs o pT9
at Chicago Monday. where he hung up
n 72-75-l47 total for eleventh place, and
decided not to return urn fSg TRe M to ST.
Paul MINI. where he will take part in
the national P G. A. classic, -...,.
Bili Heinlein former state amateur
champion. announced he would compete
in the omen TODAY as a business man
golfer" to accept any cash prize ne might
Most of the other contestants took part
in an eighteen-hole pro-amateur meeV
Monday which was won BY H Saot b SipH "a
Thev failed TO take the honors until they
had won a play of from George stark ta ana
Tbird mace vent by plavof to Guy. Paul
SON and Leo Franklin OF Indianapolis VINO
had a GO and were tied oV hoy bNlu anu
Russell RAIDER. indianapolis amateur
Guv Paulsen. playing in the pro-amateur
Monday hung up feat rarely seen IN
championship events. hole IN one. Guy
IF was the second hole in one Of his career
and aided him in getting 80 for the nrSt
nine. a course record
Seventh holes seemed to be lucky
ones Monday. Guy Paulsen turned
in a hole in one at Muncie on NO.
and Frank Allen fired an ace on
No 7 at Pleasant Run, according
to reports from A. A. Stettler, j. E.
Beard and G. A. Smith, who saw
the feat and reported it.
Mrs. =. Miluam Lee NteN'"N"N W
Indianapolis womens Golf Association and
champion Of Avalon course, set out In de-
Tense Of her club title today when an Is
hole qualifying round was held. Match
play starts Wednesday and continues three
DAYS TO determine the 1882 ttleist.
u .
Max Buell. and Ralph Burdick tied Tor
low medal honors in the Highiand Cluo
championship qualifying round with los,
In a draw for No. position in the match
play brackets Buell. won. DR.. f. W. Cant
TOOK third place with rs.
Earrings FOR the frst-round matches
that will be played by contenders any day
this week are as follows; ,,.
Max Buell. vs.. DR.. Paul Bakeslee;
Jimmy Hsmiu VS.. Bill Mover; Ralph
Young VS. Bill Umphrey: Bill Van Land
inghsm VS. DR.. H. L. MagenniS; Dr.. Paul
Hurt VS. Carl Weyl; J. w. Stout VS.. DR.. G.
Link; Jack Tuite VS.. George Person DIT.
n W Cant VS. F. P. Davis. Ralph Bur-
dick VS. DR.. Carl MoCaskey Everett Agnew
VS.. Or. NJ F. Clark, Frank Bnford VS.. Bill
Cooper; Paul ShsfTer vs.. Ray Reed Jim
Stevenson vs.. Harrison Bennett; JACK
Poland VS. Ed ZaiSer. Ed LennoX vs.. Steve
Jaoua; Henry Simon VS.. Frank Kissell.