The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-01

NNE week from today. Wednes-
" day June 8. the big junior
sport event OF he season viii be on
at Riverside municipal golf links.
II will be the seventh annual Indi-
annapolis Times school5oy links clas-
sic, open to all boys who have been
registered students in high school
and grade schools during the pres
ent semester.
Word from every school in The city
points to a record turnout. well over the
200 mark. The champion high school
iinksman and grade school champion will
be crowned after four days % strenuous
Dlay. Qualifying play will be held ali day
on wednesday. June 3. beginning at 8 a. m.
and lasting until dark. Play will he In
foursomes with players from different
schools making up each quartet.
THE entry blank for grade and
Il parochial school boys will be
published on Friday. Watch for it
and have it signed in ink by your
school principal. The golf coaches
at the high schools will have a
blanket entry list, so look them up
and sign the list.
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Golf professionals at the local courses
are urging their junior players TO get IN
are giving Tart minute instructions TO the
junior club members and caddies in an ef- !
fort % have their games IN top shape for
the classic. Many members OF local clubs
have made arrangements TO loan clubs 70
their ~favorite caddv. The green fees for
entrants in the tournament have been
waived by the park board in the interest
Of stimulating junior golf in indianapolis.
Every boy who plays golf should get his
entry IN early.
The qualification test will be eighteen
holes medal score. From the qualification
scores will be selected the boys who will
fight II out for the championship in both
divisions. II a grade school boy desires
TO try for the high school championship he
NAV do 50 BY specifying before be starts
his qualifying round.
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The thirtv-tWo lowest scores in the high
school division will form the championship
bracket for match plav. First round
matches. eighteen holes. Will be held
the neld to sixteen PLAYERS. The second
round matches will be held on Thursday
AFTERNOON June , ana LneN. zoo. Will DC
eiehteen holes and viii reduce the field 20
eight. Quarter finals matches Of eighteen
holes VIII be played on Friday morning.
June 10. and the two semt~hnal matches
on Friday afternoon. leaving ONLY the two
nnaliSts 70 battle II out Saturday for the
title. semi-anal matches viii be eighteen
school, division on Saturday will be thirty
six holes. This affords a real test Of golf.
particularly IN match plsy.
A IT. nautnhoc IN fhn r1.aIo cchOo1
IA flight will be played in the
afternoon and will be eighteen holes,
including the championship. but the
schedule requires the champion and
the r%unner-up play two rounds on
Saturday, June II.
First round matches in ahe grade school
fight viii be played Thursday afternoon,
June .. Second round or quarter-Rnals,
on Friday afternoon and semi-hnaIs on
Saturday morning, with the finals in the
afternoon. Players who play at Riverside
will find their play barely interrupted ex-
eept on Wednesday.
The prize list will be large and ~attrac-
tive as usual with many. useful gifts for
the boys who play good golf. Walter
ZAHA AAAAA MNk NAA ia
be in the held again this year to defend
coach. has a list Of sixty from his school
who Will enter the qualifying test. Times
tournaments produce champions. Billy
Heinlein. state amateur champion. was
twice winner OF The Times tournament.
Four OF the six members OF the Indian
apolis Public links team that went to st.
Paul last year received their early tourna-
ment experience in Times tournaments.
Besides Heinlein. they we're Mike Pollak.
Bill Russell and Edwin Beeson. This year
will produce more future champions, so
get your entry blank in early.
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Bobby Dale. Riverside caddy,
who played in past Times tourna-
ments. fired a beautiful game
Tuesday to break par by four
strokes. He had So, So going out
and 80 in. Par is 81 out and IS in.
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There was prizes for everybody who took
part in the Memorial Dav special at Me-
ridian Hills sponsored BY Ralph Elvin and
Ira Mlnnick Saturday. Sunday and Mon
dav. The three main prizes were for the
players with low net counts at each OF
the three points. r. w Showalter cap
tured the bic award for having a 2is net
count for hftv-four holes. Charles Arens-
man had low net for thirtv-SiX holes. IA,
and Dr.. Walter Z. bennington had low net
for eighteen holes. net IS.