The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-05

wind up at Meridian Hills on
Wednesday with an eighteen-hole
final.
Of course, Cliff Wagner, veteran
secretary of the organization, is suf-
fering these days. Cliff is on the
spot and the weather is making it
a hotter spot than usual. Cliff has
the task of assigning all the entries
their starting time, partners, if they
do not have preference, and deter
mining the handicapS to be allotted
each player for awarding of net
prizes. Every player has a time he
wants to play. Cliff will make
every effort to see that the player
gets that time or one very near to
it, if possible. But Cliff uses the
frst-come- f1rSt-Served system, and
if you wait until the last minute
and then call him, don't be offended
if the answer is: Sorry, but that
time was taken by so and so last
week"
INDICATIONS are the entry this
i year may be a record one. The
recent rains placed all three Of the
tournament courses in splendid
shape and it will not be surprising
if the event again winds up with
two or more players having to play
off a deadlock for high honors.
The champion is determined by
the gross score system Last year
Buell. won the title after an eight
een-hole playof with Phil Talbot
of Bloomington.
Any member of the Indianap-
oils District Golf Association may
participate in the tournament free
and share in the many prizes. The
only requirement is that you belong
to some club affiliated with the dis
trict association, that you pay your
own personal membership fee and
supply Wagner with your handi-
cap, which must be approved by
your club secretary.
Most of all, if you contemplate
playing, get in touch with Wagner
at once. He can be reached by
telephone at Riley $685. Or by mail
addressed to him, tenth floor, Illi-
nois building.
II NTRIES for the ninth annual
IL Indianapolis Times Interscho-
lastic golf tournament are rolling
in fast and advance data points
to one of the biggest and best
tournaments in history of the
schoolboy event.
Play will open tomorrow and
continue through Saturday at
Coffin municipal golf links This
morning a blanket entry list con-
tanning the names of thirty EIGHT
Cathedral golfers who intend to
play was received from Brother
Eymard, faculty athletic manager.
1t is suggested that since Ca
thedral will not be holding school
tomorrow, golfers from there APP
pear at the course as early as
possible to qualify.
Here are few final inStruc-
tions to the schoolboy linksmen
who plan to take part in the huge
event:
ANY high school or grade school boy
who has attended school right up to the
end of this, spring semester. is eligible.
Players graduating from high school or
grade school this spring will play as rep
resentatives of the school they graduated
from. Grade school boys may play in
the high school event if they so desire.
No entry fee or green's fee is charged
The park board has waived the course fee
for the schoolboy golfers tomorrow in the
interest of junior golf in the city.
High school boys may quality Wednes-
dav anv time between 8 30 m and dark
The qualification test will be eighteen
holes medal score ana the thirty-two low
elimination. which begins Thursday
Matches will be eighteen holes each until
the final match. which will be thirty-six
holes on. Saturday. There will be two
rounds Of matches Thursday and Friday.
n n
THERE will be many prizes for
i low scores in the qualification
round and for the players who adj
vance farthest in the match play.