The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-30

gansport team: P. Bunger, M. Stu
art, Ed Bailey, R. Galloway and J,
Thornton, scored 80 wins in their
matches. Paul Lostutter, Delphi'S
basketball coach, was a victim of
Burger. r. Pearson, M. Johnson
and J. Grimm were the 30 point
getters for Delphi in the fourteen
man team engagement.
In the individual scoring the Lo-
gansport players held a decided
margin, Burger scoring a 76 and
Stuart II. Robinson was best for
Delphi with an IS and Pearson
next with 86.
CHARLOTTESVILLE scored an
~ impressive and one-sided vic
tory over the Frankfort Country Club
golfers at Charlottesville, 1929. The
match brought out some of the best
golf played by members of either
team this season.
Each team was captained by its
COul DC pIO. MAI 1Oll k0AllllIA VI VI dN-
louisville scored 70 to defeat Bill
EhlerS of the Hot Dogs, who had
rs.
"Squealer" O'Neal, the Crawfords-
vile ACE" amateur player, and
another team mate, B. Rowland,
we're far too good for the invading
Frankfort players. Each scored II,
which is just one over course par.
Carl Shaver was the only Frank
fort player to get into the select
70s. He had a II against O'Neals
II.
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COM
- MERGE golfers at Marion are
engaged in play for the PRESIDENTS
cup A field of SiXty-four entries
have been received for the event,
The players have agreed to play
twilight matches, going as far as
they can each evening until the
matches are completed. This will
enable them to avoid the heavy
weekend traffic on the links.
In one match, between John
Roberts and George Cubberly, the
former held a 2 up advantage when
they completed eight holes of play.
TOMMY LEHMAN, who got his
- start in amateur golf by play
ing in Indiana championships and
later became western amateur
oh
linksman, has not forgotten his old
buddies. Next Sunday he will lead
a team of Crown Point golfers in
the annual Lake county invita-
tional, individual and team cham
pionship play over the Gary Coun-
try Club course.
Last week Johnny Jewett of
Gary took a couple of whirls at the
links and did it in TITO for a sub
par al. The boys up that way are
looking for another collection of
sub-par rounds in the play this
weekend.
TINE Peru Country Club womens
Il golf team took a trimming at
Rochester, 22-8, but are awaiting
return match. The men Of the
Peru club are ready to begin match
play in the annual summer handi-
cap tournament.
Odon Kent paced a field of thirty
three Martinsville Country Club
players in a handicap tournament
with a gross score of n, three blows
better than Clayton Huff, who fin
ished second with so. In the handi-
cap division, prizes we're won by
o. P. Dale, H. F. RuSie, Harold
Hinkle Dale Morey and Ernest
Kent. A special Fourth of July
tournament will be held next
Wednesday.
THREE former winners of the
i Greene county championship
are entered in this years tourna-
ment, which will begin with quail
flying play next Sunday. Virgil
Morey. Linton pro, has announced
Lloyd Parsons of Worthington, de-
Tending champion; Frank SANDY
Taylor, title winner in 1882, and
Percy Meyers of Linton, winner in
1929, as entrants.
Worthington Country Club, which
has produced champion the past
four years. again will be represented
by a strong squad.
John R. East captured the Bloom
ington municipal course handicap
tournament, winning a final match
from Cy Cadieu, and 4, enabling
him to retain gold medal. In
challenge play, R. NJ. Renaker re-
tanned a silver cup against Joe Hes
ton. 1t was close match, going
roinefeen holes