The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

THE announcement tnat NCnoolD-
4 ready. The tenth annual Indi
tourney viii be played a. Riverside G
day and THURSDAY. June 10. i. y an
The usual qualifying round Of 10
school golfers vii be- PLAYED on VI
rule the event the remaining DAYS IN
The decision 10 stage The testn
annual event on the dates men
toned above resulted after pol
among golf coaches ~ the loca!
high schools. and with A. c Sallee.
superintendent ~ parks and Harry
Schopp. ritv municipal GOLF director.
School u.L ~ ont everywhere by
June Z End nothing VIII be IN tho
vav % the junior lnksmen on the
next Mondar.
A s. before. entry blanks will b.
~ printed in this paper At later
dates for use Or grade school and
county school entrants The re-
quiremcnt Of Oh entrants. whether
= they be from high school or grade
school. is that they attend school
right up 70 the close Of the present
spring semester. Some county schools
are out. and IN these cases some OF
the teaching staff. coach or princi-
pal undoubtedly are still residing
IN he community 10 sign the blank
0g the fact the entrant is
ny. IF not the golf profess
sr o the course where the en-
ira Jlavs can sign the emergency
order. providing ne is certain the en-
trant attends school
COLF coaches at the high schools
~ viii conduct blanket entry lists
for the convenience Of the entrants
at their schools. These will save
clipping blanks and make checking
At the starting tee on the first day
Of the tournament easier.
High school entrants may siyE up
with The following coaches: Simon
p. Roache. Shortridge. Brother Ey-
mard. Ca hcdral. r. T. Campbell
Washington. Harold G. f3oese. Man
nal. F. " Rutherford Technical.
Ed Dcidcrich. Broad Ripple, and Lou
ReiChci. Park School
THE tenth anniversary Of the
Il Times schoolboy golf tourna-
ment is expected 70 bring out
greater entry than ever before The
same large number OF prizes viii be
Al stake. There is no entry fee. or
green fee. the city park board wsiv
ing green fees and turning the
course over 10 The Times for the
iour-dav period The tournament
is so arranged that 10 in no way in
terfercs with the regular customers
~ the course There is no reason
for any schoolbov golfer in Marion
County not participating.
TN the 10 wears The indianapolis .
Il Times has been staging the an
mal event. a number Of outstanding
golfers has been uncovered Bill (
Henlein. former Cathedral golfer I
is one Of the most outstanding eX- ,
ampleS He VIII tell YOU that the .
experience he gained while a lad in \
short trousers and an entTant in .
The Times tournaments benefited 4
HIM 10 unlimited lengths. He has 4
held all three state titles and now /
Is pro az Coffin course here.
Bill won The Times title twice F.
consecutively and is the only player
ever TO accomplish that feat. batter
he captured the state junior title.
the Indianapolis District Association
crown the state amateur champion
ship and Just last year assembled to
the throne as Indiana Open cham
piOn.
Last Saturday Dick McCreary. I
Shortridge High School golfer. cap /
tured the medaliSt hOnOrs Of the
state high school championship al
the Speedway course with a 73 he
likewise paced his teammates TO
victory in tie team championship
division.
Dick won The Indianapolis Times
eighth annual championship IN
1879 but was unable 10 repeat last
ycGr. when Louis Heinlcin. brother
tC Bill captured the honors. Can
ne come back this year2 Get your
entry I'm early and help decide the
1885 event.
The Indiana Senior Golfers As
ISOLATION held its annual spring
tournament az Meridian Hills course
Thursday afternoon. Bill Diddel.
former state amateur champion
and at home on the Hills layout.
captured first honOrS with an so. He
was seven strokes better than Dr..
NJ z Clark. who had 81. Blind
par Prize went 10 DR. W. s. Tom
lin. At dinner following The play
II was decided to hold the mid
summer tournament az Kokomo
Country Club. with the dates to be
announced later.
FOrty-two golfers members OF the
81 Joan OF ARC Mems Club took
part in a May golf tournament al
Speedway course Thursday after
noon. Joe McDufee came home a
winner by three strokes with II
". c. Kennedy was second with o. /
Tom DUNCAN third with IS and John
NauChtOn fourth with S6. The events
Will be held each month through me