The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-07
Pettigrew Has
Even Par Card
in Match Play
State Junior MedaIiSt Turns
in 70: HeinIein Is on
SideIineS.
BY DICK MILLER
Times STAFF Writer

A4NDGINOO4ss ill.,, aug. i.-L6OI
BUD Pettigrew, Pendleton, medal
ist for the qualifying rounds of the
Indiana junior golf tournament at
Grandview municipal course here,
continued to set the pace today
when he fired an even par 10 to
eliminate John Hoffman, FIT. Wayne,
one up, in the first round of match
play.
One upset was recorded during the
18-hole morning round matches.
Louis Heinlein, indianapolis
champion of The Indianapolis
Times schoolboy tournament in
1884. concentrated SO heavily on
meeting Pettigrew in his second
round match that he was nosed out,
one up, by Robert Glover, Ham,
mond.
Results of other first round
matches included:
Frank Schram, Muncie. eliminated Bill
Roberts, Greencastle, five and four.
Louis QuarandilIO, 6lAHart, defeated Ed
Hudson, Hammond. four and three.
Fred Gronaeur, indianapolis, beat Tuck
err futile. FortvilIe, five and four.
Howard Powell, Valparaiso, ousted We'd
more Smith, Indiana polls, five and three.
Frank Weiland, indianapolis, eliminat ID
Bob Leonard, Bloomington, four and two.
Jack Taulman, Columbus, defeated Dick
Schwartz, Kokomo, seven and five.
Clayton Nichols. Indianapolis, beat Herb
Sharp, Columbus, four and three.
MoCr Tpd Hafa tad
Paul Carr. indianapolis, eight and six.
Bob Hamilton, Evansville, eliminated Ed
Ijams, Terre Haute, five and four.
The match between Pettigrew and
Hoffman proved the sensation of the
morning round.
The Pendleton youth, former state
high school champion and low
scoring amateur in this years State
Open tournament at Fl. Wayne, was
forced to extend his best efforts to
win the match.
Even at Turn
Pettigrew moved out into the lead
three times during the first nine
holes but each time the Fl. Wayne
youth closed the gap. They were
even and both had carded IS, two
over par, at the turn.
The Pendleton sharpshooter moved
out into the lead again on the elev-
enth, but Hoffman had the match
squared again at the end of the
thirteenth. A one-foot putt for a
birdie placed Leon out in front again
on the fourteenth. The fifteenth
and sixteenth were halved in per-
feet figures and a birdie for Hoff-
man on the seventeenth placed him
back on even terms. A par 8 on
the eighteenth for Pettigrew, while
Hoffman was carding a 4, ended
the match.
Smith and Carr entered the cham
pionship flight along with Charles
Rutherford, Anderson, after AL
Do"G, indianapolis, failed to APP
pear Tor playof this morning. The
four had been tied with mccall
scores of 152 each at the end of
the 81 hole qualifying play.
Taulman carded par for 10 holes
in gazing his 7-and-5 victory over
Schwartz. McCreary went out in
80, even par, and had a par and
two brides when his match with
Carr ended.
Ten From Indianapolis
Among the select 30 in the cham
pionship flight today were ten Capt.
tai City players and several of them
were ranked serious contenders for
the title. Chief among the Indian
apolls threats is Bobby Dale, who
won the title in 1888. Others are
Dick McCreary, Indiana High School
champion this year, Indianapolis
Times champion in 1888 and a real
linksman.
Others were John David, a Short
ridge teammate OF McCreary: Clay
ton Nichols of Manual, Freddy Gro
nauer, former Tech star; Louis
Heinlein, Times champion in 1884:
Frank Weiland. Paul Carr, Wed
more Smith and Al DoWd.
Nichols finished fourth IN the
qualification list with 143, Gronauel
had las, McCreary, 145; Weiland
149; David and Heinlein, $50 each,
Carr, Dowd and Smith, 152 each.
The Grandview Club members
were hosts to the junior golfers at a
banquet last night in the clubhouse
at which Cliff Hargraves, club presi-
dent, welcomed the young stars tc
the city, and Ed McNabney, Ander-
son, retiring president, announced
that the 1886 tournament would be
held at Bloomington municipal
links.
The nominating committee named
Bud Talbot, Bloomington, for presi-
dent; Victor Kingdom, Indianapolis
vice president, and Bob Leonard
Bloomington, secretary and treas
urer.
Pairings for the f1rSt-round
matches follow:
Bud Pettigrew. Pendleton I39) vs.. John
Hoffman Jr., Fl. Wayne CI49l
Louis Heinlein. Indianapolis l50 VS.
Bill Robert. GreencastIe 1i4sj VS.. Frank
Schram. Muncie l5D
"a HUDSON: Hammond 152l vs.. Loui:
Quarandlllo. Elkhart 144
FREQ Groanauer, Indianapolis l45l VS.
Tucker futile Fortville 1922
winner playof (3l-vs. Howard Powell
Valparaiso l45l.
Frank Welland. Indianapolis l4sl VS.
BOD Leonard. Bloomington I50l
DICK Schwartz, Kokomo tI51) VS. JACK
Taulman. Columbus 14l.
Clayton Nichols. Indianapolis l43 VS.
Herb Sharp. Columbus 149I
John David. Indianapolis t150l vs. e J
Blank. Batesviue I47}
Nv Walter Kron. South Bend n4sl vs.. Boz
wilson. Muncie l5n.
Winner OF playof iC30l-vs. Dick Nc.
Creary. Indianapolis l45l
Bob Eamilrnn EvansuilIa 80 - Ec