The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-18

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EREDDIE GRONAUER high
IL spotted the public links tourney
at Riverside yesterday with a gross
IS as an encouraging turnout of IS
competed for inaugural prizes. Other
gross prize winners were Russell,
rs; Doll, rs, and Espie, Cork, Carl
sen and Bush tied at 49,
A handicap of 26, earned on GER
tain holes used as gauges by the
stroke committee, whitfield Leach's
SO down to a So and drew first net
award. Other net prize takers were
Riebe, 86-22-64; Petersen, 81-16--
IS; Tinney, 80-14-66; Wineman,
105-38-67; Mooney, 92-24-68; Fed
dern, 86-18-68; G. Miller, 86-16-70;
Wehrel, 88-18-70; B. Boswell, &C.
$50; Wisenberg, 84-14-7O, and
zickler, 86-16-70.
A big time was had by all at
1 a Hillcrest yesterday, the report
goes. In the morning, the gentle
men fired round at blind pars,
which proved to be 70, rs and 10.
Hitting the nails on the head were
Seventy-three-C. E. Vogelsang
and John Mcclure.
venty-eight-Guy Street, Frank
Lewis, DR.. Paul Blakeslee, T. B.
Orbison, E. E. Krutsinger and Will
liam Higburg. Street won the draw.
Seventy nine-Bert Kingan, Clar-
ence Mack, Chick Taylor, William
Bowen, A. w. Rohlwing, L. S. Owen
and Clyde Secrest. Kingan won by
lot.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Hughes won
top laurels in the afternoon two
ball foursome with a net SIS.
Chick Taylor and Mrs. L. o. Will
liams followed with So. A. c.
Crum and J. III. King were third
with a IL.
Harriet Randall and Johnny
MCGUIRE edged out Carolin Varin
and Roy Smith in a "best-and
worst" ball exhibition contest.
Miss Randall carded SO, Mcclure,
~; Miss Varin, SO, and Smith, IS.
+. E. Martin Mrs. John Spiegel,
Rex Hayes-Mrs. Walter Brant and
Walter Brant- Mrs. Rex Hays fin
ished in that order in the van of
mixed foursome teams at Merid-
ian Hills yesterday.
Scores: First, 190- 3O-160; Sec
ond, 215-53-161, and 221- 58-163.
TIME state high school cham
Il pionship remained in Indian
apolis, but moved from the North
Side to the East Side. A keen
eyed Tech foursome fired a 1913 to
snare the title as 1t was released by
Shortridge.
The Tech total beat out Rich
mond, the favorite, by single
stroke. Richmond holds the high
school record on Speedway-314.
jeff of Lafayette came in with
$50, Riley of South Bend, 1872:
Shortridge, 1886; Central of South
Bend, 1873, and Manual, $40. If you
will notice, three local schools are
in that group of the first seven.
Warren Central threw 342.
Washington, $50, and Broad Rip
pie, S99.
CCORES posted by the triumphant
- Techmen:
Arthur Wettle-40- 1916.
George Urquhart-41-3 $3.50.
Wayne M0ntfort-41-4O-81.
Richard Martin-45- 41-S6,
D OBERT CROUCH, tousle-head-
IN ed captain of the Manual
team, was an early flnisher and
came in with a "a, the lowest he
ever has shot on the Speedway turf.
The Score-three over par
looked as if it might hold up for
first medal honors, and Bob how
cred close 60 the tabuIation table
the rest of the AFTERNOON to check
up. Some time later the crack
Riley of South Bend team report
ed and among the scores was a 10
by one Alex Garbacz. Bob took
it smiling.
Young Mr.. Crouch's IA withstood
all other challenges and he depart
ed with the runner-up medal. Du-
plicate third-place medals were
taken by Wettle of Tech, William
Keller, Richmond, and Edward Hut
ton, Columbus, with 76s.
r. a.
AEDALIST GARBAGE, a senior
Iva playing in his first and last
cfota Y,roy, 4oY,-v,a~, $780,