The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-19

w to be organizing on all fronts
for the fall campaign, tomorrow will
find the members Of the party at
loggerheads over golf supremacy.
The fourth annual Indiana Demo-
cratic Club championship will be at
stake on Speedway course with
tournament play all day.
Defending champion will be James
T. Hamill, local broker and High
land golfer who paced the field at
the race track course last year. The
champion among the net scorers is
Charles (Buck) Sumner, county
sheriff, and he, too, will be on hand
to defend his laurels.
This year president Henry o.
Goett of the Indiana Democratic
Club has arranged to have special
prizes for teams and the statehouse,
city hall and courthouse linksmen
are organizing for this special con-
test.
Last year Governor Paul v. Nc
Mutt directed the statehouse play
and was the honored guest at the
dinner that followed at the Demo-
cratic Club. The same program is
planned for this year,
Tim CAMPBELL, coach, will take
u his Technical high school golf
team to Muncie Saturday to defend
their title of Big Ten high school
champions, a title they won last
year at Logansport. The most
likely to represent the Green and
White as a fOur-man squad are
Chester Werner, John Laffey We'd
more Smith and George Urquhart.
The golf title will be settled on
the thirty -six-hole basis over Mime
trista course with eighteen holes
scheduled for the morning and the
same number in the afternoon.
The local linksmen are likely to
find most opposition from the
Muncie Bearcat golfers, one OF
whom is likely to be an ex-Indian-
apolis lad, George Beeson, who
played with Manual last year. George
fired 78 over the championship
course last Saturday.
THREE of the four local 1884
l. major golf champions who drew
a large gallery at Speedway course
last Sunday, when they played
best ball exhibition, will exhibit
their wares next Sunday over the
Forest park course in Noblesville.
Massie Miller, Forest park pro and
one of the finest golfers in the state,
will take the place of Ralph Stone
house, Coffin course pro, and Miami
winter open champion, and will
team with Dave Mitchell, national
public links champion. They will
play against Bill Heinlein, local bust
ness man pro and state open cham
pion, who will team with John Nc
CURE, state amateur king.
The exhibition will be free of adj
mission charge and large delega-
tons of golf fans are expected from
this city, Anderson, Lebanon, Ko-
komo and Marion.
Mrs. David Mitchell, formerly
Miss Althea Miller, captured the
South Grove course wOmen'S cham
pionship with and victory over
Mrs. Peggy Hansen in the final 18-
hole match. The victory climaxed a
season of successful golf engage
ments for the bride of the national
public links champion.
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POPULAR demand that Hillcrest
L hold another Gold Rush has
been accepted by the officials of the
Country Club and the second one
of the season had been announced
for Saturday.
Arranging program with the
idea that when bigger and better
Gold Rushes are to be had Hillcrest
will have them, the committee an
nounces golf, both varieties, prizes
of new and pleasing type, food,
ETC., galore, and some other surprises
you have not yet thought of.
Hillcrest Gold Rushes are real
stag affairs, women being barred
from the grounds on that day. The
doors open at sun up and no men
ton is ever made of a going home
hour. 1t is arranged for Saturday
so that such matter as going home
becomes trivial.
Guests come from everywhere to
the Hillcrest Golf Rush and if you
like to pan gold" just drop hint
to some Hillcrest member and an
invitation undoubtedly will be ten