The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-12
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( Bennett defeated Mrs. William
Meyer, 2 up, and Mrs. Frank Mills
defeated Mrs. Frank Carroll, l up.
A tWo-ball mixed foursofne Sched-
uled for Highland men and women
players tomorrow has been post
poned week on account OF
Mothers day. Next Friday the
women will engage in a medal score
| tournament.
| TIME. fiVe-man Indianapolis pub
i lie links team to represent the
city in the thirteenth annual ma
tional championship at Pittsburgh
late in July will be determined
July l and g. After officers of the
Indianapolis Public Links ASsocia-
ton were reelected at a meeting
Friday night plans were perfected
to hold the entire fifty-four hole
contest at Coffin course on the two
dates mentioned. Eighteen holes
will be played on July l, with thir-
ty-Six holes on July 8. Entry fee
will be ST and the five lowest gross
medal counts for the distance will
make up the local squad.
The officers renamed are John
Niblack, Riverside, president; Ken
meth Hoy, South Grove, -presi-
dent; j. D. Mcclure, Pleasant Run,
treasurer, and Kenneth Loucks,
South Grove, secretary. This group
also decided that the 1894 city mu-
nicipal links champion will be de-
termined by match play and the
tournament will be held during July
and August, with matches being
played at all the courses in the or
der named: Sarah Shank, River
side, Pleasant Run, South Grove
and Coffin. Thirty-two will qualify.
THE decision to make all play
Il ers win their place on the five
man Indianapolis team that goes to
Pittsburgh, offsets the plan of
President Niblack to give Dave
Mitchell of South Grove and Coffin
the honorary No. position, because
of his stellar work in the national
play the last few years.
Mrs. Russell Stonehouse played
the Riverside course in 100 even and
"a for the holes selected to win first
place from field of twelve, who
took part in the first Riverside
women's club tournament Of the
season. Mrs. A. E. Baker, who
scored 100, had 56 on the Selective
holes to win second place, and Mrs.
Emery Lukenbill, although scoring
101, took third place because her
total for the selected holes was ST.
The Riverside women decided to
hold another tournament on next
Thursday at 1870.
TOFFIN club members will play
~ a best ball tournament Sun
day, with entrants choosing their
own partners. All entries will be
made at the caddy house upon ar
rival and many attractive prizes
are offered.
Lieutenant George MAYORS Short
ridge links team scored an impress
sive 101a-to-41a win over Jefferson
Of Lafayette at Speedway links Fri
day. The individual counts follow:
David IS defeated Began, 2 to /;
Dickman Cd defeated Kingan, 21a
OF Z; Kindon (S) defeated Palma
21a to u; Goldstein (S) defeated
Thoma, 8 to O; Myers 80 defeated
Rosenthal, 21s to Y.
DAIRINGS for the Hillcrest |
L Country Club partnership match
play have been drawn, and are as
follows:
FIRST FLIGHT
vs. 1F r Rempe ana nG Gqrs
L. R. Roth and NJ warren vs.. Dr.. {. Z.
Cox and J. H. Ervrich.
csa ahss Mo f'H and B ha H GonF S9ne
Dr. Gerald Timmons and r. L Darnaoy
VS.: E. E. Krutsinger and Perry Ghere.
Dr.. Frank Hughes and c. H. McDermott
vs.. E. A. Taylor and Ben Stone.
Guy Craig and Roy Davidson VS.. t. H.
David ana X. Z. Demaree-
Guy Street and j. S. Beatty vs.. walter
Green and H. S. Stude.
H. B. Harley and 4 s Rowe VS.. DR.. F
L. Cooper and c. V. Spickelmeier.
SECOND FLIGHT
Mark Hamer and W, H. Piez vs.. s. A.
Salmon and c R. Kott.
H. ". Dawson and F. H. Sterling vs..
c. J. TAYLOR and E. E. Hunker.
F H Coval and J. S. Martin vs. bye.
Gordon Cloyd and DR.. C. w. Day vs.
c. L. Bush and Ralph Roberts
A. A Stein and Oscar Haug vs.. Ben
Roberts and J II. King.
G. E Campbell and J. E. shewman vs..
bye
DR. E A. Woods and c. D. Alps vs.. A. c.
Crum and Henry Roberts
w c. Stsrkey and C. A. Huffer vs.. c. P
Batten and Clark Young.