The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-25

June will be a busy tournament
month. Quite a few of the major
tournaments both here and abroad
will be played before July shows up
on the calendar.
The Indianapolis Times inter-
scholastic golf tournament will be
held on Coffin municipal course
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, June GO, inclusive.
Any school boy in Marion county is
eligible to compete SO long as he presents
credentials showing he has attended school
up to and including the semester just clos
ing. A special. e~ighteen-hole tournament
fol. grade school boys will be held on sat
who want to play along with the high
school boys may do so on Wednesday,
when the eighteen-no1e qualification round
for the match play championship will be
held.
While The Times tournament is
being held, the national open will
be played at Merton Cricket Club,
Ardmore, Pa, June 7, 8 and 9.
TINE Indianapolis District Golf
Il Association will hold its fifty
four-hole championship June II,
10 and 10, with eighteen holes Mon
day at Highland, the same number
Tuesday at Speedway and the eight
een-hole windup play at Meridian
Hills, Wednesday.
If you are member of the district as
ISOLATION you play in this and any other
event staged by the organization In 1854
without greens fees. The dues are 81 per
vaar and if Won are wise Won Will get
your foursome together at once and petl-
ton Cliff Wagner, secretary, for the
single entry, advise Wagner at once,
give him your handicap and he will pair
you up with players who shoot a Simliat
game, making your rounds in the district
event more enjoyable. Enter early, because
it looks like a record field.
THE next week will find Mrs.
il George Stewart, president of
the Indianapolis Women's Golf AS
ISOLATION, in charge of the city
tournament play at the Speedway
course. This tournament will be
played June 1928 and the
champion again will be de-
termined by match play. We
say again" because it looks like
Miss Elizabeth Dunn again" will
rule the rooSt. The women have
settled the title on the f1fty-four-
hole medal play basis a time or two.
The pros who take part in all the major
tournaments will make a hurried jump
from Pennsylvania at the close of the ma
tionaI open play to Peoria. Ill, where on
June Is, Is and IL the Western open will
be held over the Peoria Country Club
course. This is a rich tournament, with
$500 for frsts place. A total of S2,15O will
be distributed to the first twenty low
scorers. The tournament Will be seventy
two holes with eighteen holes on each of
the first two days and thirtY-siX. holes on
the third day. Players holding the lowest
scores after the first two days will COM
pete on the final day.
ONCE this Peoria tournament is
- not so far from Indianapolis,
and is particularly interesting to
Indianapolis fans and players be-
cause it was once held at Highland,
it is well to mention entries close
June g..
Professionals may enter direct, but
amateurs must have a handicap OF
five strokes or less at their local
club. Their entry must be filed with
H. c. Bahtolomay, secretary of the
Western Golf Association, ITS West
Jackson boulevard, Chicago, Ill
Entry fee for both pros and anna
teurs will be SIS.
The British Open will be held at tn
Royal st. George cOure,. Eng
land, June 1923, inclusive, so pros who
take the trip abroad will be obliged tt
pass up the Western open anq go 10 TN
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OFFICERS for the Sarah Shanl
" women's golf club during thu
coming season were elected at /;
meeting held at the home of Mrs
C. L. Bennett, 1921 Conan avenue
Mrs. Clarence Reeves was nance
president, Mrs. Bertha Bailey, vice
president; Miss Thelma Birkinbine
secretary, and Mrs. Edith Nagle
treasurer.
Committee chairmen named b.
Mrs. Reeves are Miss Doroth.
Simon, tournaments, and Mrs. Clay
UOI1 OCllulIDJ C1lGC1 CoAAAAAlCAAUs
Mrs. Schultz plans to start thu
ball a rollin' with a card party a
her home, 1872 Bradshaw street, OF
June 6, to gain funds for prizes a
the opening season tournament.
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DAIRINGS for the national oper
Il championship to be played owe:
the Merton Cricket Club course a
Ardmore, Pa, June 7 and 8, arrived
today. They are for publication re-
lease next Tuesday. 1t is good tt
see several names of Hoosier golfer
on the list.
Two Indianapolis brothers, Ralph
%Stonehouse, pro at Coffin course ant
winner of the Miami (Fla.) open the
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