The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-05

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IN converted into a drug store
Tuesday, with the holes losing their
numerical titles and taking on sun
dry ones as part Of the Haag Drug
Company employees tournament.
K. T. Brock, William HARRISON
and Tom Swift, who are managing
the affair. have more than forty
players signed up and a large num-
Der OF prizes are offered for the
best counts.
If you happen by and hear some
duf1er crack something about max
ing a six on the Gillette Razor or
a ten on the House of Crane or that
he got pretty hot with a three on
Musterole. just forget it. It's a
drug clerk having an outing.
Ruth White indianapolis Country Club
star. was in fine form in her final round
of the spring handicap. banging out an
SO to win the title match from Mrs. E. P.
Dean. and ). And that So came in
spite of one seven and three SIS.
The Country Club women are apparently
going to have a record guest dav tourna-
ment turnout Thursday. Judging from the
interest being shown at the various clubs
Eddie thinner has been conceded the
L c. C.. spring handicap title BY Bob
Bowen, who thinks IS down disad, antage
is too big. Eddie is out of town and
Will not compete IN the district meet this
Vern Raw defeated James Carroll in the
second flight and I. but A. L. Piel and
Herb King have vet to complete their
BY oversight We forgot to mention that
DOC Doc Barnes droppeo a 142-yard mashie
recently for a hole in one
MEAL MINTYRE and Max
~ Buell. staged another exhibit
ton Sunday, this time at Columbus.
and gave the downState pro, Gil
Gividen, and Bob Dunavent. the
clubs leading amateur, a 4 and 3
trimming The Highland pair had
a best ball of 81. Neal broke par
with an individual II, which includ-
ed seven brides.
n
The state open champion was even par
out. getting &c with the help of four
of the birds, having three fives on this
trip. He missed one tee shot and was in
the tall on another hole On the back
nine. which ne did in IS. one under par.
he had six on the fourteenth hole where
he topped his tee shot.
Both trips around the nine hole layout
saw both Neal and Max putting for eagles
on the eighth hole. Neal did the 465 yards
once with a drive and two iron shots but
missed the eight-foot putt
He birdied the second hole once and the
fourth; seventh and eighth both times
around.
Ben Cohee the Meridian Hills star put
together his best round of the season Sun
day when he crossed - to be the low
oualifier in the spring partnership tOurna-
ment. He also had 50 net.
E. H. K McComb. Manual high school
principal. had the best net of the dav.
a g. and incidentally his best gross an
81. which made, him have broad smile
when we saw him late Sunday. A. ?;
Irwin Sturgeon fourth with Y.
Leonard solomon dropped Richard
Effroymson. 6 and ,, in first round
spring handicap match at Broadmoor Sun
uaY ana Saul solomon ueIedteu l. u. Mann
by the same court Charles Fishman also
turned a 6 and on Charles EfrOymson.
while Bernie Lehman took Jake Kiser.
and ?, and Robert Effrovmson defeated
Louis Segar. and :. Sam ManteII de-
feated Abe Barskih by default. Two other
matches are vet to ne completed.
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Big money winners on the Goohe Golf
tournament staged by the Sahara Grotto
at Coffin Sunday we're Ralph Stonehouse
with 10; Ray Robertson. ga Ken Annex.
90 Jim Dunlap. 90; Harry Smith. 80;
c. Vehlng. 90; Dwight Heiner 81: oscar
Busis. 104. All Of these had 1000 or
more gained by wild betting of all de-
scriptions
Firing a net % in a Scotch two-baH
foursome, Kenny LOucks and Charlie
Cook took first hOnOrs from a large field.
Bob DIETRICH and J. NJ. Mcdonald won a
pIayoff for second place from George
LOuaks and Charlie Bush. after each
finished with net lis.