The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-06
State Junior
LinkSnen Are
Bearing Down
Final 18-HoIe Qualifying
Round Starts With
SO Under 76S.
BY DICK MILLER
Times staff Writer

ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. &c. j.
Black, Batesville, added a round Of
- to yesterdays 70 today to lead
the early fnishers in the qualify
ing round of the Indiana state jun
Tor golf tournament over Grand
view Municipal course here. He had
36-hole total Of 147
Dick Schwartz, Kokomo, and
Frankie Schram, Muncie, trailed the
pace-setter with aggregates of Isl
each. Schwartz carded a rs on to-
days round, to pair with a score Of
IS for yesterday. Schram shot II
yesterday and "a today.
Scores of other early finishers
and their 36-hole totals follow:
Frank Bray. Indianapolis ..... 77-S6-I63
Bob skinner, West Lafayette .. 91-91-1S2
Bill Horton, Munce .......... S5-S1-166
Bud Berry, Indiana polls 500. 18-78-f56
Tom sesgraves. Anderson ..... Ss-9O-119
Bob Goats Anderson .......... S3-15-15S
Paul Gentry. indianapolis $3.50. 19-13-152
Vincent LochkOvir. Indiana polls 87-1S-165
George Urquhart, Indianapolis S5-79-164
Billy Myers, indianapolis .... 19-S5-16i
F. Fender. Anderson .......... S1-76-157
George BeesOn, Indianapolis -. 83-75-15S
Sixty-eight of Indianas junior
linksmen were able to break 80 yes
terday in the opening 13 holes of
he 36-hole state tournament quail
fiCatiOn test
Dick MCGreary, Indianapolis, and
Louis Quarandillo, Elkhart, battered
par into submission by two strokes
yesteray, each scoring a SO. Bob
Hamilton of Evansville and Bud
Pettigrew of Pendleton scored Cos.
Clayton Nichols, indianapolis,
scored an even par 10 round, while
Bobby Dale, Indianapolis, 1888
junior champion, who has a habit
Of making late starts in these tour
naments, had a II. Ed NIcNabney,
Anderson, and Frank Weiland, In
.dianapolis, also had Ills. Walter
Knoll, South Bend, and E. j. Blank,
BateSville, scored 70 each. Harold
Powell, Valparaiso, Ed Hudson,
Hammond; Leonard Reinties, Terre
Haute, and Robert Glover, Ham
mond, all had TBS.
"a Score Under rs
So well did the young stars fire
the course yesterday that "a of them
had scores of rs or better which in
dictates the 80 who qualify for match
play in this championship probably
will have a $50 total when they fin
iSh their 36-hole test this afternoon.
The field of starters Monday was
1874, seven less than last year at
West Lafayette. but the prizes are
just as numerous as ever.
Ed McNabney, president of the
Junior Association, plans to make
four flights of 80 each from the
starting field so there will be only
six who will fail to get into the
championship or one of the three
consolation flights for match play
to begin tomorrow.
Title Match Is SO Holes
Two rounds of match play
Wednesday will reduce the field to
eight. Inc quarter-nnal matches
Thursday morning, each Is holes,
will reduce the field to four and the
semi-final matches Thursday after
noon will cut the contenders to the
pair Of finaliSts and they will battle
in a 36-hole match Friday for the
vacated throne.
Harold Brewer, West Lafayette,
champion of 1884, graduated into
the senior ranks during the past
year and Tom Marshall, Culver,
runner-up, did likewise.
The Indiana Junior Golf ASsocia-
ton will hold its annual banquet
and election of officers tonight at
the Grandview clubhouse. Ed Nc
Nabney. Anderson. president, will
act as POSTMASTER and newspaper
men and veteran Supporters of the
junior association will be guests.
Up until last night no invitations
for the next tournament had been
received. according to the officers.
who, besides Mr.. McNabney, are
Dick McCreary, indianapolis. vice