The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-16

THE first foursome is scheduled
Il to leave the tee at $40 Satur-
day morning, with one boy from
each of four schools assigned 20 the
first group. Five minutes later four
more boys from the same four
schools will start. Within the first
twenty minutes, sixteen boys from
the first four schools will be on the
course, but no two players from any
one school will be in any one four
some.
At 9 a. m. the second set of four
schools will line up, with the final
foursome scheduled to leave the tee
at IL noon.
Coaches or principals will have
the right to designate the order
in which their boys will play, but
otherwise regular tourney rules will
prevail. Although each school has
been allowed to enter six boys, only
four can play, and the four must
be named before the opening tee
off.
THE winning team will be
l. awarded a trophy. In case
of ties, each team will be awarded
a similar trophy. The three boys
with the lowest medal score will
receive medals and in event of ties
the winners will be decided by lot.
Last year Tech won the team title
with a count of BIT. With all men,
bers of the team graduated, except
one, Tech does not appear serious
threat this year, however. Colum-
bus, with recent victories over Tech,
and with three boys who score reg
ularly in the 70s, looms as a possible
winner, with Riley of South Bend,
winner of the recent Syracuse in
vitational at South Shore course,
Lake Wawasee, another contender.
T EON PETTIGREW Of Pendle-
IL ton captured the medalist hon.
ors last year with a IA, and it is
doubtful if that mark will be low
cred this year.
INSTRUCTIONS AND RULES
the general rules Ct the United States
Golf Association. with exceptions as not
cd on. the score card and the instruc-
The tournament will be played under
summer rules, every ball will be played as
i lies unless covered by special rules on
the. score card or instruction sheet.
charge at the Speedway course. viii act
as referee of the tournament. All dis
puted or doubtful points should be re-
ierred to him for settlement before the
card is turned in
Mr. Tim Campbell will serve as starter
and manager in charge OF the tournament.
In case of doubt about a rule the play
er should designate and play provisional
ball along with his own ball. At the end
Of the round the doubtful point can be
A player NAV deem any ball unplayable
and drop it on the fairway with penalty
of two strokes.
Each player will keep the official score
Of an opponent. He also will keep his
own score as check on his scorekeeer;
E Each c ard must ;1,a Be attested and signed
Players must shoot from behind mark
ers at all tees.
ball in a creek, whether in the water
or dropped back with a penalty of one
A ball lying against tree must be
played A ball in shrubbery or evergreens
may be dropped out with a penalty of
one stroke.
on the greens q PLAYER may lift. and
wipe of his ball before putting If the
ball is in a position where it may inter-
fere with another player it must te
marked with a coin.
This is medal play competition. The
ball must be holed on every green. No
PLAYER can pick up his ball or concede
a putt to himself or to another PLAYER
The penalty for failure to hole a putt is
two strokes. After his attention is called
10 il the player must replace his hall.
hole out. and add the penalty.
STARTING TIME
s:40-Fowler. Morton of Richmond, At
tica. Washington OF Indianapolis
9;o0-Mishawaka. Kokomo, Columbus,
Manual of Indianapolis.
s.2o-Monticello. State Training of Terre
Haute, Wiley Of Terre Haute, South Side
Of #. Wayne.
.: -Elmhurst of IT. Wayne. Batesvine.
Marion, Huntington.
io-WAliaos 81 Gary. Bloomington. Con-
neEsyilie. Valparaiso.