The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
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TINE state high school golf tour
i nament begins tomorrow and
the enigma of the entry list is the
defending champion, as defending
champions usually are.
Shortridge faces none too bright
outlook when as teams line up at
Speedway to take crack at the
title won by fancy-shooting Blue
Devil quartet last year. The cur
rent North Side crew suffered a
thorough humping at the hands
of Richmond last week.
And yet. the Shortridgers must
be conceded a moderate chance
to repeat, because, overlooking
the Richmond catastrophe. their
record this season proves they
have inherited the '35 fare for an
occasional squirt of championship
golf.
Such as, for instance, their one
point victory over Tech last Tues
day. Beaten, 7 to S, by the East
Siders earlier in the season, the
title holders came back with a
streak of steady strokework to win
the return session, 612 to 5l2. The
triumph is considered significant
because Tech is regarded one of the
high favorites in tomorrow's carni-
val. Simon Roache, Shortridge
coach, says Tech has one of its best
competitive teams in years.
Shortridge tripped Martinsville
Tuesday of this week, and the
same teams were scheduled for a
rematch at Speedway this after
noon.
Manual Training tourney hopes
also have been buoyed by recent
decision over Martinsville.
Washington, Broad Ripple and
Warren Central will be among those
present at the first tee between the
hours of 8 and 11:40 tomorrow.
ID edmond must be rated the
IN prime favorite, if for no other
reason than the new aggregate
stroke high school record of 314
the Morton lads established at
Speedway in their victorious match
with Shortridge
A personal nomination for the
tourney dark hOrSe-Marion.
IRON way down south--all of.
l. az miles-comes the champion
of the South Central Conference
TO grappIe for the Ihsaan crown.
Columbus is the name, and the
Bull Dogs are just buttoning on
the championship robe which they
won on their home course yes
terday.
A commendable medal card of 1913
gave the home towners the decision
over field of "a prep linksmen. Joe
Hutton, Columbus No. l man, was
medalist with a u for the 18 holes.
Morey of Martinsville followed with
70, and Edwards, Franklin, took
third with an 80.
Other team scores we're: Frank
lin, $40; MartinSville. 1853; Green
castle, 1858; Connersville, $40, and
Shelbyville, 375.
IT'S early to bed tonight and early
4 to rise in the morning for Short
ridge, Kokomo, Lafayette and
Franklin players who must show
themselves at the race course club
house promptly at a. m. tomorrow.
Manual and Warren Central arc
on the $50 shift. Washington's
Continentals embark at 9. Tech and
Broad Ripple toe the mark along
with Plainfield and Greencastle al
$40.
And remember boys, Papa Tres
ter says you can't play if you ar
rive late.
DAIRINGS for the 48 qualifiers In
L the annual Spring Handicap at
Highland have been announced by
Neal Mcintyre, club pro, as follows.
FIRST FLIGHT
j. E. Martent VS.. F. Madden, Ben
Perkins VS.. M. Archer w. Meub VS..
H. Simons, G. Hammond vs. L. Dun
ham, G. Taylor VS.. F. P. Davis, S.
Allen VS.. c. Sprigg, S. Davis vs.. G..
Pierson, B. Patton VS.. r. T. San
deIS.
SECOND FLIGHT
E. Zaiser VS.. G.. Howe, E. Eberts VS.
j. Howard, D. Rowles VS.. G. Rauh.
d. Lowther VS. T. DUNCAN, DR.. E.
Baker VS.. H. Patton, w. Van Land :
ingham VS.. w. Meyer, G. Angst VS..
c. Smith, G.. Hall VS.. j. Rau.
THIRD FLIGHT
j. Kennedy VS.. L. OStermeyer, H.
Lathrop VS.. P. Crosier, R. Burdick
VS.. p. Whitemore, G. Barter VS.. P.
Shafer, j. Stout VS., A. Wyatt, t.
Hopes VS.. j. Brookban, B. Pleas
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