The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-31

The San Antonio team averaged
70 plus per player for the yesterday
total of 293.
Los Angeles hopes for a tie
loomed when it was learned that
George Lance, eX-Indiana state am
ateur champion, was heading home
with low score.
Nordstrom played a fine round
yesterday to maintain the lead held
Monday. He was out in 38, two
over perfect golf, principally because
Of missed short putt on the Sec
ond green, where he took three taps
and an out of bounds shot on the
ninth. He went over the green on
the third but evened up for one
mistake with a birdie on the fourth,
getting to the edge in two and down
in the same number.
Gets Par on No. Is
He strung along even par to the
fifteenth where he missed the green.
He recovered beautifully from a
trap on the eighteenth to get his par
3 knowing that he must do it to
gain a one-stroke edge over Rogers
and Belega, who already were in
with 146.
Scotty Campbell's card of even
par held three brides all made the
result of sinking sizeable puts. He
had eight parS and a birdie on the
first nine, and with two brides on
the tenth and eleventh he was three
under perfect figures as he walked
to the twelfth tee.
He pushed his shot from that tee
and hit a trap on the next hole to
lose two strokes to par, but he recov-
cred and held on to perfect golf I'M
til he reached the last hole. After
pushing his tee shot over under the
trees Campbell was confronted with
trap to catch a low shot and
branches of a tree to stop a pitch
He made a semi-pitch with a No.
and stopped the ball IL feet from
the cup from where he made a
strong bid for his par 3 only to fail
by inches.
Lieut.. Rogers had a perfect card,
So out and 81 in for 10. He took
three puts on the second green but
made up for it with a birdie on No.
4 where he was on in two and down
in two. He dropped a four foot putt
for a birdie on No. IL but lost the
shot when his tee stroke found the
trap to the right of the last green,
his only trip to the sand during the
round. He came out strong and
took two puts for a 4.
Belega had difficulty on three
greens, taking three strokes on each
of them, but he sank one 15-footer
and dropped in an approach on an
other to help matters some.
Dave Mitchell had his big trouble
of the tournament on three holes.
Nos. 10, II and IA. 1t was a 7 on
No 10, and a on No. ID that
helped to his II on Monday, and it
was 6 on No. 10 and on No.
IA that kept him from being nearer
par than 70 yesterday.
Give me the six shots I wasted
on those two holes Oh the two
rounds and would have the medal
list honors with a IA total" Dave
said late yesterday.
Russell, Pettigrew Shine
Leon Pettigrew, the little ex-state
high school champion, got 70 yes
terday although he had three skies
on his card. He had some wildness
in his woods but his putter was all
right most Of The time and he found
the range on three occasions that
gave him brides.
Bill Russell, the Indianapolis city
champion, was out in well-played
SO yesterday, being over on two
holes but dropping puts for brides
on two more and missing a short
one on another deprived him of
another.
Bill made one Of the prettiest
shots of the tournament from the
water on No. 16 and it helped him
to keep in striking distance.
The other 75S yesterday were
made by Tom Lawrence Of San An
tonic, who by doing SO helped his
team materially in the Harding Cup
competition, and by Joe Cora Of
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