The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
National League

Before mid afternoon there were
more than 100 golfers in action.
It was a pair Of beautiful cups
that the local Gyro organization
offered for the winners and the
4 feeling existed that the thing to do
was 70 keep them right here for at
least another year.
Whereupon. Johnny MCGUIRE, the
state amateur champion who is
new member of the organization
went out and free new par rs to
capture individual honorS by six
stroke margin from his nearest
competitor, Norman Helwig +, OF
Hamilton. Ont. who hid 81. Hell
wig retired as International presi-
dent last night.
THE Gyro team honors likewise
I il went TO the local organization
by big margin. Paul Crosler
( stepped out to get an "a to go with
Johnny's rs. and Jack c. Carr and
/ DR.. c. B. Blakeslee each tailed 80
for team total of 1892 1t like
wise was less than Hamilton, Ont,
had to offer for second place. Joe
/ Waite. manager and fifth member
! of the local team, bowed out when
! the fOur-man team decision was
made and spent his afternoon get
ting the foursome started and get
ting the boys who did not play
and food centers.
Fun is the byword of the Gyro
4 orga nization. Several of the visit
+ ing members spoke highly of the
local teams golf ability and were
tickled to cheer the winners. They
+ all agreed the golf tournament was
a great climax to four-day funfest.
Officers of the Indianapolis Dis
trict Golf Association paired up
what they reported to be more than
100 advance entries this afternoon.
The requested starting times by the
+ advance entries were spaced enough
to permit late entries Monday to
get away just about any time dur
ing the morning or early afternoon
The tournament IS expected to at
tract between $50 and 200 entries.
If you discover you can play, report
at the first tee of Hillcrest Country
Club Monday. Dick Collins, the
genial A. G.. Spaulding g. Co. store
manager who has agreed to take
care of the starting and scoring
duties, will take your entry feet and
see that you get away in short
order.
Following the 18 holes at Hillcrest
Monday the field will move to High
land Tuesday for another 18-hole
leg, and the windup of the 54-hole
championship test will come
Wednesday at Broadmoor.
Il Dave Mitchell, who won the 1884
championship was in town Thursday
and reported that business demands
IN New Albany, where he is located
as a representative of stoker COM
pany, makes it imperative that ne
pass up the defense of his title in
the district test this year.
CCHooLBo5Y golfers should not
- forget the tenth annual Indian
apoliS Times InterScholaStic tourna-
ment that will be held at Riverside
municipal lks June 10. II. II and
10. ANY boy who has attended
school until the end of the present
spring term is eligible. No entry
lee or no green fee is required.
Qualification test of IS holes for
both grade and high school flights
VIII be held on Monday. June 10. at
Riverside. Champions in each class
VIII be determined through match
play Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday. Prizes galore, everybody
has a chance! Clip the entry blank
louho elsewhere on this page or
sign the blanket entry list held by
the golf coach at your high school.
Don't delay, enter at once.
THE second round of the High
Il land Golf and Country Club
spring handicap tournament
matches will be played next week.
The remaining program of the
Highlanders for June consists of a
/, Throwout' tournament on June 8
and 9; third round matches of the
spring handicap tournament the
week of June 10; team match with
Meridian Hills Country Club on
June Is; finals of the spring handi-
cap tournament the week of June
II. and the big event of the wear
the annual Highland Fling. on Sat-
. urday, June %.
Riverside has a "pro-amateur"
tournament scheduled for tomorrow
with the low handicap players of
the club serving as the pro" en-
tries and the higher handicap play
ers as the amateurs. The event will
get under way promptly at 8 a. m.
and the pros" will draw their part
ners from a hat.
Hillcrest members will complete
their spring handicap tournament
this weekend. 1t is a partnership
affair. The golf committee tourna-
ment' of Is holes will be played
I Saturday and Sunday Of next week.
This is special event and instruc-
tons as to how to compete will be
given at the first tee.
HillcreSt has two teams matches
scheduled for June. Charlottesville
will play at HillcreSt on Sunday.
June 9. and Bloomington will come
here on Sunday. June 80. The Father
and Son tournament will be played
in between. on Saturday and SUM-
Gay. June p and %.