The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-03

inAElAD A4do EAO0AA OAANIA bAAN ANASAl VI
about all Of tournament that can
m Of three days and fifty-four holes
CLIFFORD E. WAGNER, vet
~ eran secretary of the organiza-
ton, has intimated that the dis
trict event again will be held in
June if possible.
There has been some talk of hold
/ ing eighteen holes of the play at
! Speedway if possible, and there Is
some possibility that one of the
eighteen-hole rounds of the district
championship may be played at
Speedway.
There is little question that the
entry list this year will reach
new top. We express that opinion
simply because golfers have been
turning out in record numbers
everywhere this spring. The dis
trict association permits entrants
in their tournament to play at all
hours of the day, but the time has
come when few more players can
be crowded into the hours in one
F.! day. However, most players desire
to play in the afternoon.
After two rounds many of them
have convinced themselves that
they are out of the picture as far
as leading prizes are concerned.
and it has been suggested that after
two days of play the association Of
fcers select players with the sixty
or eighty low gross scores and per-
NIT them only to compete the third
day.
Another suggestion is to have the
sixty low scorers to play in the
select afternoon hours, thus making
the others play in the morning.
Since the district association is
interested in giving its members
three days of golf on three fine
courses, and those who join do SO
with that understanding, the latter
might be the better plan. In fact.
we expect to hear lots of plans and
solutions for the district event to-
morrow. They will be passed on to
you Saturday
MRS. w. FRANK JONES, presi-
1V1 dent of Pleasant Run women's
| golf club, expected more than forty
| players IN the first tournament of
the season today.
Last week Mrs. Harry Mountain,
vice-preSident, and Mrs. Jake Del
ker, secretary and treasurer an
nounced the tournament schedule
which calls for blind par event for
the lid litter, and the first players
teed off at a. m.
Twenty-Five players took part in
the regular weekly play at Hillcrest
this week, with Mrs. w. H. Bridges
carrying off first honors in class A
of a medal handicap tournament.
Mrs. Bridges had gross SO with %
handicap and net II. In class B
Mrs. Vance Oathout was first with
gross ia, 81 handicap and net 81.
Class G prize went to Mrs. Gerald
Timmons with gross 100, handicap
80 and net rs.
In the nine-nOle tournament for
beginners, Mrs. Clark M. Young took
first place with net 70.
Low putting honors for nine
selective holes went to Mrs. Frank
Jones with II, while Mrs. R. A.
Staudt, Mrs. Gordon Cloyd and Mrs.
Ben Stone tied for second with 10
each. In the play-off on the practice
green, Mrs. Staudt won.
Il II
THIRST honorS in the Hillcrest
Il mixed two ball foursome went to
DR.. Gerald Timmons and Mrs. Guy
Craig with net 10. G. E. Krutsinger
and Mrs. E. G. Hervey took second
with II and Vance Oathout and
Mrs. Frank Jones third with net 70.
The fourth prize was captured by
Bruce Harley and Miss Craig while
two teams, Gordon Cloyd and Miss
Claribell Davidson and Frank Jones
and Mrs. Vance Oathout tied for
fifth with rs each. The latter team
won the draw for the prize.
Pairings for flight play in the In
dianapolis Country Club spring
handicap tournament have been
made up by Jimmy Lawson, club pro.
First round matches will be staged
next Saturday or Sunday. The pair
ings follow:
First Flight
Pat Atkins VS.. r. M. Hobbs; G. r. Red
ding VS.. Verne Ray; Harry ReiSSer vs. H.
J. Hadley: Roy Balm VS. j. A. Refs; Caleb
York vs.: Major H. Donnelly; c.. J. Pike
VS. j. II. McDuffee: Earl Sheffield vs.
Perry, O'Neal and G. D. Ros VS.. D. R.
Gallahue.
Second Flight
JAKE White vs. Ro2mney Wilson; Or. c.
y VS. F. R: S SGydia 4 D Kinghaq vs.. e
land; Paul Payne VS.. F. w. Jungclaus:
D. c.. Jillson VS.. Ben Coburn. and c. o.
Roemler VS.. H. G. Piel
Third Flight
A. E. Sinclair VS. r. W. Fliescher: Fred
Hobbs vs. Fred Eadley: Bob Denham drew
bye, and E. B. Raub VS.. R. w Boozer
c. G. Dibble vs.. F. x. Mettinet: Hern
King VS.. J. D. Minor: w. G. Sparks drew
bye, and w NJ. Wilson VS.. H. T. Davis.