The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16

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Three down and four to go. Young
won the fifteenth with a ten-foot
putt for a birdie and when Brewer
drove over the green on the seven
tenth. Young pared to go only
one down. AT the eighteenth. Brew
er again landed in trouble, and
Young's tied the match.
Young got caught in a trap on
the nineteenth. but young Brewer
lost his chance to win by nervously
three-putting and halving the hole
with 5. Brewer landed in a tree
on the twentieth and Young played
safe for par and the match.
Max Buell., Indianapolis district
champion, got in trouble on two
holes on the back nire and it cost
him his match with Dick Taylor, of
West Lafayette, who won 3 and l.
Phil Talbot. the Bloomington sharp
shooter. fired ten straight pars at
Ray Robertson, of Highland, Indian
apolis. after an erratic start, 80 de-
feat Robertson. 6 and 4.
Dale and Reed Stay On
Bobby Dale, the 112-pound former
indianapolis caddy, defeated Free
man P. Davis. of Highland. Indian
apolis, 6 and 5, Dale getting hotter
ard hotter" as the match pro-
crossed.
Bill Reed, the Indianapolis young
ster, fired three SIS on the last three
holes for a IA and a victory over
Bill Earle, South Bend, and 2.
Two qualifying rounds of eighteen
holes each, played Monday and
Tuesday over the difficult layout to
, select the field that will battle dur
ing the remainder of the week in
elimination battles for the 1888
crown, brought forth a new medal
list, a lad of 81 years playing his
first major tournament. He had
thirty six-hole total of las.
Medal Prize TO Youngster
The youngster, Kenneth Young of
La Porte, failed to blow up Tues
day after tying the defending cham
pion. Billy Bassett of Hammond, for
the first day medal honors with par
II Monday. He came back Tuesday
to better the champ by one stroke,
75-76, and nose him cut for the
prize honors.
Bassett had done the first nine in
40 Tuesday before Young even
started and the lad took off from
the first tee to better the mark. He
did it with 81, one over par, and
picked up three strokes. Bassett
frightened up in the last nine and
came in with SO. one over par. for
an eighteen-hole total of rs and a
thirty-six-hole qualifying total of
146.
Kenneth got even with par on the
thirteenth with a six-foot putt for
birdie. He found the trap on the
seventeenth to lose another stroke
and stood on the eighteenth Tee two
shots to the good providing he made
par on the last hole. He reached
the velvet o. k, but three-putted
from &c feet After missing a four
footer on his second he was still
collected enough to drop the third
needed for medalist honors.
"a Best on Tuesday
Ray Robertson. Highland player.
did some fancy playing on his round
Tuesday to capture low medal hon.
ors for the second eighteen holes
with a IA. He got off to a good
start with a six-foot putt for
birdie on the first hole, but drove
badly on No. and three-putted
No. to lose stroke to par on
each. He also three-putted No. 8
to lose another stroke. but dropped
an eight-foot putt for a birdie on
No. 9, and reached the turn in 80,
two over par
Coming home he missed the green
on No. 10 and then went along even
par to No. is. where he was over
the green on his second, but rallied
with a par on No. II and dropped
a flve-foot putt for birdie on No 49,
This gave him SO in and total of
"A, one stroke under Young. Fritz
Cox of Terre Haute and Bud Will
hanson Of TT. Wayne, who also
had 75s Tuesday.