The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-02

NTcCuire's two rounds of 77-72-149.
Bill Russell, another Speedway
golfer and member of the national
team two years ago, had a 77-7S 1or
an even $50.
Charles Boswell, a Coffin golfer
came under the wire with a l5l TO-
tai while Mike Pollak of Speedway,
who has been a member of the
local national team in past years,
came in with 153. Clark Espie OF
Pleasant Run, another player VINO
has made the select list in past
years. went up to 50 in the morning
round at Coffin, but cut ten strokes
off that score in the afternoon TO
have a 154 total, the same as held
bv Richard Kiel of Coffin.
+
TINE fifty-four-hole public links
tournament, to be concluded
with the eighteen-hole round next
Sunday at Pleasant Run, has two
detectives. 1t will determine the
five men who are to 60 to Pitts
.burgh, Pa, July 80, as a team to
represent Indianapolis in the ma
tional public links championship.
In addition, the thirty-two players
with the lowest scores will qualify
for match play in the indianapolis
public links championship. Matches
will be played each weekend
throughout July and over Riverside,
Sarah Shank. South Grove, Pleas
ant Run and Coffin municipal
courses.
TT has been generally conceded
l. that it will take trio of 75s or
a 225 total to be one of the five
making the national team. Follow
ing are the scores so far:
Ed Dorsett. South Grove, Sl-74-155.
Bobby Dale, Riverside. 7s-7l-l56;
4sPoid Stricken. Pleasant Run. 86-74-
i0G Art Lockwood Jr., Pleasant Run, 8o-7s-
william Reed Jr.. Speedway. 85-72-l57
Bernie BRAY. Coffin. S1-79-160.
Russell RAIDER, Sarah Shank, 83-76-l59.
Carl Smith. Coffin. 81-7s-159.
Marvin Hickman, South Grove S2-'o
Ted Lester. Coffin. S2-78--16O. Mike
OConner. Speedway, sl-79-l60
Charles Lawrence. s0-8o-l6o:
Bob Stevens. Coffin, 86-72-loo.
Some of the high scores at Coffin
can be attributed to the rain that
fell Saturday night. When the
early starters took to the links Sun
day morning the fairways were
damp and the greens were slow for
putting.
As the course dried out the greens
became fast and many players eXpe-
rienced completely different playing
conditions the last half Of the round
than during the first part. The
scores turned in at South Grove yes
terday afternoon would indicate the
course in good shape.
DILL HEINLEIN, L. Strauss &
ID Co. pro, and former state
amateur and district champion, has
been playing great golf at Speed
way the last week.
Friday Bill scored a 66, three
strokes under perfect figures. Sun
day morning he duplicated the feat
and scored a new record Of 80 for
the second nine at the race track
links.
He was playing with Charlie
Braughton, R. V. Kemmer and
Jimmy Hamblen yesterday morning
and his 3S out, three strokes over
par was Just an ordinary round.
Coming home he unleaShed a string
of IS, IS and is and finished six
under par. and one stroke under the
previous back nine record of 81,
scored by Johnny Watson, South
Bend pro. in 1888.
lust to show the boys he was
~ really hitting the ball well,
Heinlein went out yesterday after
noon and scored an even par II
His card for the round in which he
scored the 80 follows:
Par out . 4-4-4-4-S-5-4-4-3-S5
Heinlein ..... 6-4-S-4-5-5-4-4-S-3S
Par in .. Observation-Disclosures S-1
Heinlein -.... S-4-4-4-2-4-2-3-4-S0-SS- 6S
Bill states he is getting tuned up
for the Indiana open championship,
to be held at Helfrich course in