The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13

Inks yesterday AFTERNOON. Eight m
system of scoring was used.
Coach" Garringer, incidentally,
dropped the only verdict of any Of
the Speedway team, losing a 81
decision to Coach" Neal Mcintyre,
pro at Highland. Neal was two over
par II for the round, while Chuck
went five over par.
In the battle of captains, Johnny
Mcclure, leader OF the race track
linkSmen, turned in a 81 decision
over Max Buell., captain of the
HighlanderS. Max was off on the
out nine and was three down at the
turn. He was one up for the back
nine, but lost, 2 to l.
Walter Campbell and Mike Pol
lack, both of Speedway. turned in
SO victories over Paul Crozier and
DR.. H. Leer, respectively, but all the
other Highlanders were able to
escape the whiteWash verdict.
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CTEVE DAVIS broke even with
~ Ray Kemmer Of Speedway, IL
to IL, but Bill Reed Sr. defeated
Paul WhittemOre, 81; Chalie
Brockman defeated Bill Van Land
ingham, 2l2 to y, and Nelson
Marks dropped Freeman P. Davis of
Highland by the same count.
The funny part of it all is that in
the last match it was a case of for
mer employe versus former en-
ployer and Nelson Marks who once
sold insurance for Davis was highly
elated over the decision he gained.
But those Highlanders always go
down fighting and they spoke of
day Of reckoning as they left the
links. The opportunity will be af-
forded in the near future, but none
too soon for Captain Max and his
North SiderS.
Speedway team has an excellent
schedule, but there are still a cou-
pie of open dates on the card and
coach and Manager Buell. would be
glad to hear from any teams which
would like to play single or home
and home arrangement matches.
Speedway will be host to Rea Park
of Terre Haute next Sunday.
II EN- HOY, president Of the Cof-
IN fin municipal club team, an
nounced today that his club team
will engage in its first team match
of the season next Sunday against
Forest Park team of Noblesville at
the Miller city. A return engage
ment has been carded for Coffin
on Sunday, May &c.
Twenty-Five Coffin players quail
fed for the spring two-ball cham
pionship Saturday and Sunday and
the following pairings for matches
to begin next week have been an
nounced.
Ten players drew byes and the
three first round matches will be
as follows:
John Mcclure and Norm Thomp-
son VS.. Won Goodwin and Dick Nc
Creary.
Louis Heinlein and Cliff Hansen
VS.. Charles Lawrence and Ed Urich.
Bobby Dale and Frank Jones VS..
Harry jacobson and Churck Brown.
THE indianapolis Public Links
Il Association will meet in the
Office Of John L. Niblack, as
ISOLATION president, tonight at 7:3O.
The location is SIS Indiana Trust
Bldg. All directors are urged to
attend.
The main purpose of the meeting
is to take care of arrangements for
the qualifying test of the 1885 In
dianapolis Public Links champion
ship and to establish the identity of
the members Of the national team
to represent this city.
The local officials have an option
of determining whether the quail
lcation test will be SO, 81 or 70
holes. They also have the right to
determine if the local test is to be
held over one or more courses. Since
the national championship is to be
held over the Coffin course late in
the summer, it is only natural that
the entire local test will probably be
held over the Coffin links unless
there is a desire to keep heavy
play off the links at that time.
The qualification for the national
tournament is used to determine
the qualihers for the local cham
pionship play. In the national test
there will be three places open.
Dave Mitchell, our own national
champion, naturally draws free
ride into the national title play.
The United States Golf Associa-
ton, sponsors and managers Of the
national tournament, announced
the dates for the event as July %
Aug. 3 inclusive and the event will
bring thousands Of visitors 70 the
city.
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THE weekly pro-amateur was
i played today at Peru and Max
Buell., tournament manager Of the
Indiana P. G. A. has called a meet