The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-28

city champion, was not in the field.
Mrs. Josephine Patten, Indianapo-
lis Country Club, led the field at
the end of nine holes with 40.
Miss Claribel Davidson, Hillcrest, 1
and Miss Caroline Varis, Riverside,
were tied for second with 43 each.
MRS. RALPH FLOOD called to
wi tell us that Meridian Hills is
making big plans for a statewide
guest day." Wednesday, June 6.
The committee in charge, composed
of Mrs. Ben c. Stevenson, chair
man: Miss Dorothy Ellis, Mrs. w.
H. Diddell, Mrs. John Speigel, Mrs.
r. w. Showalter, Mrs. Frank c.
Olive, Mrs. James L. Murray and
Mrs. Don jenkins, has issued invita-
tons to thirty-two clubs over the
state. With a one-day play consist
ing of eighteen holes of medal score
golf with handicap prizes, the field
should be large one. Play will be-
gin that day at $50.
The spring. handicap tournament that
has been under way at indianapolis Coun-
/ try Club the past several weeks, came to
a windup Sunday with Joe McDuhee
champion of the top fight, after a, and
second fight final match between j. $,
White and c.. o. Roemler was deferred
tween fee SC Contestants. In the third flight H.
T. Davis and R. W BOOzer got half their
match played, with Davis four up at Is
holes. The remaining part of the match
will be completed this week.
the sO I. c. &. Every one is talking about
the one that was made there yeSterd Gay
way into the cup $50 yards away without
hesitation or detour. Jungclaus used
No iron for the feat and Harry tt Reis$ SER
fact.
INCIDENTALLY, while speaking
Il of hole-in-ones, it must be
mentioned that a pair of them were
made at Pleasant Run yesterday.
John Vaughn "a city fireman and
not the pro-, scored one on the 1872
yard No hole while playing with
Parpenning and Joe Brother. 1t
aided him in getting 40 on the Dat
nine. He scored 43 coming in. He
is a member of No. IL station.
Harry Schornstein. veteran at the East
! Side links scored the other on the l3O-
yard No. IL hole to help him get under the
wire in IS. Won Spreckelsen I'd DOllman
and Berl Bevis were along to put the
stamp of approval on Harry's shot.
A BLIND PAR staged at Pleas
~ i 4sr,x1
purse to send the Stonehouse
brothers, Ralph and Russell, to the
national open early next month
was won by Bob Whitney of 2048
Ruckle street. Mr.. Whitney Was
lucky in lottery as seven players
himself and Gostaff, Connell, Dun
lop, Frame, Brown and Clark Espie
all tied at so net each.
Second blind par was 70 and who but
neighbOr to Pleasant Run, captured the
prize. Johnny Vaughn. course pro, denies
that there was anything wrong with the
reward Mr.. Arlington for the nice
weather. It vas Just cas-. case of his name
others, all of whom had 10 net each. Or:
Frank F. Dowd had third blind par, a net
IL, and won without opposition.
n
In the blind par at Sarah Shank. for
the Stonehouse fund Miss Hazel Barrett
and DR.. H w. Abrams were tied for first
c and eS e G. Never so
prizes: The course is in nice shape; Clay
ton Schultz proved it with a gross rs.
TT is expected that the Indian
l. apoliS District Golf Association |
will join in aiding the fund, and |
Coffin, Riverside and South Grove
are staging events to boost the to-
tai. With Wednesday a holiday,
there is more chance to boost the |
sum. When the Stonehouse boys
leave for the east next week, it is |
likely they will have a neat little |
nest egg to be used in defraying
expenses while at Ardmore, Pa,
where the event will be held.
A pro-amatuer was played over Massie
Miller's Forest Park course at NobIesville |
today. =, Next weeks is carded for Craw-
louisville with Marion Smith the host. |
then.
Columbus golf, team. which bowed to
South Grove linksmen on the downstate
downed the locals here, 30l2 to 17l2 Two
rounds of even par 70 turned in by Givid- |
end and Pfeiffer aided the DOWNSTAIRS
who also had "A by Sharp. rs by
Tain and and o ~ BY Slaughter to aid
with 70 and Max Blackburn and Kenny
Loucks had rs each. Next Sunday South |
Grove and Pleasant Run teams will clash !
at Coffin. at 1910. A rubber match will |
be played later with Columbus.
NTALTER KRULL captured TIE
w buffers Delight" tournament |
at Meridian Hills with a count of |
SO, while Paul Fishback was Sec
ond with 81, and G. v. Meihaus, j.
T. Heckel and A A. linn tied for
third with 62s. Players substituted |
par figures on any five holes they
desired in this event.
Harry stitle and Miss Dorothy Ellis
teamed to capture the mixed two-baII
foursome held Sunday at the Hills. with |
II net Mrs. Frank c. Olive and w. H.
Howard had 13 for second and Mrs. Ben
Stevenson and Don Ellis, "a, to take
Orel Bridgeford, Manual basket
ball coach, captured the school,
mems tournament at Riverside Sat-
urday with 49, Harold Winslow of
Manual and William Johnson of
Tech shared first blind par honors
with IA each.