The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26

TWO weeks from today the
4 seventh annual indianapolis
Times schoolboy golf championship
tournament will be on in earnest
at Riverside municipal links. The
dates for the tournament are June
3. Q. 10 and H. Both high school
and grade school bows are eligible
TO compete SO long as they have
attended school up to the end OF
the present semester.
Undoubtedly the entry list will reach
pass the 2na mark this year. TurnoutS at
the various high school have indicated
heavy entries from Technical, Cathedral
and Shoriridce especially. The entire day
"Wednesday June s. viii be given over to
eighteen holes Of qualification play in both
the high school and grade school divisions.
Match nlay for the titles Of both classes
will begin Thursday and continue through
Saturday, June n.
The FIRST thing prospective entrants must
do if they plan 70 &c. into this junior golf
event Of the year g 20 zee they are oiti-
clallv entered. Golf coaches at the rarl-
ous high schools viii form blanket entry
list 81 their school II you attend
ShortridCe. sec Lieutenant George Naylor
and he viii permit YOU TO sign his entry
list. The coaches vouch 70 The Times that
an on their lists are regular students in
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Cathedral. Brother Edwin win form the
list Coach Harold B0esc will handle en-
trio, a. Manual and Coach r. T. Campbell
az Washington high school. Lou Rcichcl
viii take care OF PARK school entries and
Ed Deiderioh entries az Broad Ripple.
IF you attend grade school or
Il school not listed above, watch
for The Times entry blank that
will be published about June l or ,
and take that blank and have il
signed with ink by your school prin-
cipal Mail entry to the golf editor
of The Times or present it at the
first tee on June 8, qualifying day.
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High school bows should get to the course
as early as possible on June to play
their qualifying round Of eighteen holes.
Grade school boys who will have half holi-
DAYS will be given privileges 10 qualify in
the afternoon. Grade school bows must
specify before thev begin their qualifying
round whether they plan TO compete for
the big title against high school bows or
u they prefer to remain in the grade
school class.
The thirtv-two lowest qualifying scores
in the high school division viii be paired
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in Tho grade school division will be paired
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! 30. Parochial and private schools with
Grades IN 70 The ninth viii be in the
crade school division.
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In the high school division the first and
second round matches will be PLAYED
Thursday. June .. reducing the field from
thirtv-two 10 EIGHT. The eight quarter
hnalists will square away for action again
FRIDAY morning. June 10. for quarter finals.
The scmi-hnais will be PLAYED Friday aft
ornoon. This will leave two PLAYERS 10
battle Il out for the crown on Saturday
The final match will he thrty-six holes.
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IN the grade school fight the first
Il round matches will be played
Thursday afternoon and the sec
ond round matches Friday after
noon. This will reduce the field
from sixteen to four, and the two
semi-final matches and final match
in this flight will be played Satur-
day morning and afternoon. June
II. All grade school matches will
be eighteen holes.
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The indianapolis Times gold medal for
the low medalist in the qualifying round
is ready now. Ciih Wagner. secretary Of
the indianapolis District Golf Association.
advised MS to count. that association in on
a prize for the youngsters. Harry Schopp
got busy this week rounding up some
awards for the boyS. a job he has taken
care Of since the first tournament seven
years ago.