The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-04

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cause of it's late start was cut to
thirteen holes. The archers, Mrs.
Ruth Lay, mid-western champion
and Herman Shields, pro at the In
dianapolis Archery Club, SiXty-sec-
ond street and Keystone avenue
were victors in a best ball match by
the score of 2 up.
II
Ralph Stonehouse showed himself
to be in rare form on the eve of
the national open by being five
under par for the holes played. After
being one over par on the first hole,
he fired six brides and was not over
par on any hole. Russell was even
par for thirteen holes; Shields, by
archery score, even par, and Mrs
Lay three over.
Shields struck the eight-inch
target with his third shot on the
first hole, but not the bullseye, and
that counted two puts. His four
won the hole The second was
halved and Russell Stonehouse cap
tured the third to even the match
and it remained that way until the
seventh, won by the golfers. The
holes farthest away from the club
house were passed up, but Shields
by this time had the range. AS they
reached holes Is, Is and II he came
through with bullseye hits and fin
ished the three holes in 2, 3, 3 to
decide the match.
TINE Pleasant Run and South
Il Grove golf teams played
through the downpour at Coffin
The Grove players gained 6415
to 49, verdict. Thirty-SiX players
were on each team. Dave Mitchell
had the lowest South Grove score
a sub-par 10, to beat Johnny
Vaughn's 70 and win to 0 ver-
dict. Harold Stricklin of Pleasant
Run had a "A.
The windup of the spring part
nership tournament at Hillcrest was
held yesterday, with Claud Mick and
William HUTCHINSON winning first
flight honors with a 3 and 2 victory
over T. H. David and r. G. Dema-
rec.
In the second fight Gordon Cloyd
and DR.. Clark Day distanced G. E.
Campbell and j. E. Shewmon, 6 up.
A. S. Rowe, regular at Hillcrest,
entered the golf hall of fame yes
terday with a hole in one on the
155-yard No. II hole. He made the
shot over the lake. His ball dropped
two feet from the cup and trickled
in.
DEN COHEE had the low score
ID in the partnership qualifica-
ton at Meridian Hills yesterday
a 75-two strokes better than Don
Ellis, who had n. Eight teams were
allotted to each flight and match
play will begin next weekend.
Schedule and team qualifying score
totals follow.
First Flight zinn- Mccomb ns0 VS.
Is; ,Hiii-Arensman ll44l. JACK ochiltreee,
Miehaus q43l VS.. Thompson-Kn (146l
Ellis-Stitle G4S) VS.. Howard-Yates 144l,
:, SECOND -Cohee-Diddle 1150J
H. Ochiltree-Jean Ochiltree 153). Little
Cullom 162l vs.. Sturgeon Lppincott C153l
SssS sR9SatefRetter sa, E Vs. BsFTR
Sarah Shank women engaged in
a blino par tournament yesterday
and in draw for prizes Mrs. Ever
EFT Hayes won first in a draw for
prizes. Mrs. Everett Hayes won first
Mrs. Charles Braughton, second
and Mrs. Clayton Schultz third.
Carl Siersdale, 90 Healing ave-
nue., scored a hole in one at
Grandview park course, Anderson.
yesterday. He got his ace on the
120-yard eighteenth hole. His eight
iron shot across trees dropped into
the cup without touching the green.
E. Siersdale was playing with Tom
Shortall, Milo Doerf1er and Charles
Ray, all of indianapolis.
PINEDo WINS NOD
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MEXICO, D. F., June 4.-Chris