The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-26

Presentation of prizes will take
place following a steak. dinner at
the Columbia Club in the evening.
Arthur E. Krick is vice chairman of
the committee in charge.
Later events on the Columbian
golf program include:
Ulen Country Club tournament at
Lebanon, June II.
Broadmoor tournament, July Is.
Annual club championship at
Hillcrest, Sept. Is.
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THIRTY-FIVE teams, or, to go
l. into detail, 10 individual golf
ers turned out to solve the Forest
Park course in the ro-amateur
tournament at Noblesville yester-
day, and their guest obligingly
showed them all the answers.
Ralph Stonehouse, the Forest
Park pro, took his demOnstra-
ton so much to heart that he
came right out at the head of the
prize list teamed with Dave Nc
Peak, an amateur.
Ralph's par on the nineteenth
hole decided a playof after three
teams had tied for first over the
regular route. The tying teams had
18-hole best-ball scores of Sc. The
two remaining deadlockers went to
the third extra hole before Bob
Fair, of Greenfield, slapped in a
par 4 to give himself and Orville
Nigh, also a Greenfield amateur
the runner-up edge over Bill Helm
lein, the National Open contender
from Coffin, and Ted Lester.
MYTH Fair and Nigh coming SC
w fairly nigh victory on for
eign field, they are looked upon as
ear-favorites in next Mondays
pro-amateur on their home course
the Greenfield Country Club.
And Massie Miller is still SCOOP
ing UP entries for that prO-anla-
teur supreme at the Forest Hills
Country Club in Richmond. The
playing date is Sunday, June IA.
TINE eight-wonan team which
4 will represent indianapolis III
the intercity matches at Cincinnati
June 8 and was selected following
an 18-hole qualifying tournament
yesterday at Hillcrest. The team
members and their scores:
Harriet Randall, Hillcrest, 80;
Carolyn Varin, Pleasant Run, 81;
Mrs. j. C.. Patten, Country Club,
SO; Dorothy Ellis, Meridian Hills,
80; Mrs. Freeman Davis, High
land, so; Mrs. G. A. Jaqua, High
land, 81; Mrs. I. G.. Kahn, Broad
moor, 80, and Mrs. Ben Parks,
Meridian Hills, So.
Mrs. George Stewart of Pleasant
Run and Mrs. r. SIM of Highland
with 95 and SO, respectively. are tt
act as alternates.
Miss Helen Mattice scored ar
even 100 in gross competition.
Leaders in the net division were;
Mrs. F. j. Wurster, Highland, 95-
22-73; Mrs. Peggy Stonehouse, 92-
1916; Mrs. George Stewart, 95-1s
TT; Mrs. William Hutchinson, 95.
1877: Mrs. F. WEIGH, 106-28-78;
Mrs. Vance Oathout, 106-27-79
Mrs. Dale Lentz, 98-18-80; Mrs
A. A. McClamrock, 100-20-80; Mrs
Ralph Flood, 300; Mrs. S. E
Fenstermaker, 107-27-80.
TINE four men who represent In
Il dianapolis in the national pub
lie links tourney this year are bounc
to have among their golfing virtues
a good amount of resourcefulness
for playing variety of difficult
holes.
This seems assured because the
four representatives must outshoo
strong field over a 72-hole tes
on four different courses, according
to plans made by the Indianapoli!
Public Links Association last night
The 72-hole route is to be usee
for the first time Previously it ha'
been 81. Eighteen holes will b.
played on each of the four ocourse'
June 20 at Riverside, June 81 a
Pleasant Run, June q at South
Grove and June % at Coffin.
When the four local entrants re.
turn from the national tournamen
at Farmingdale, N. Y, in July the,
will hook up with 28 other Low
quaNfiers of the local 72-hole tes
in match play for the Vonnegut in
dividual city championship trophy