The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-27

COUTH BEND links fans weren't
~ a bit surprised to see Notre
Danes great golf team come strid-
ing home with the 1886 state COL
legiate team and individual cham
pionships today. It's practically an
annual occurrence and is accepted
in much the same manner as Hal
loWeen, a football victory over
Drake, or any other such casual
holiday.
The Irish ENJOYS completed two
day 72-hole victory over Indiana
and Valparaiso, only other com
petitors, at the Coffin Course here
yesterday.
The Notre Dame foursomes To-
hole total was 1889. Indiana
trailed with 1882, and Valpo had
1442.
Winfield Day, Irish captain, re-
tanned his individual with a 304
that was seven strokes better than
his nearest contender, who hap
pened to be a teammate, Bill Tay-
lor.
In third place, fifteen strokes
back of the winner, was Bob Har-
rell, from down Bloomington way.
DAY did not play as member
~ of the Irish foursome, which
captured the team championship.
His 304 was pieced together after
78-76-76-74 fashion. Win set
the pace last year with a 302.
Team scores:
Notre Dame-Bill Taylor, 77-81-
7875-3l1; Lou Fehleig, 94-80-79-
1892; Bob Wilke, S4-83-84 1852
1888; Bill Castleman, 77-86- 1888
1913. Team total, 1899.
Indiana-Jim Seward, 84-87 80
$3.50; Russ Gaunt, 1898 "a 30
345; Howard Beaver, 1892 80 IS. -
$50; Bob Harrell, 80-82-77 -80-319.
Team total, 1882
Valparaiso-Tom Pauken, $780,
9389-363; Mangus Schoenherr,
86-9l 90-84E351; Elmer REFINE,
95-87 -90-90-362; Bob Linsey, 94-89-
92-9l-366. Team total, 1912.
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II EN- HOY, who presides over
IN Coffin Municipal Club and
the Indianapolis Public Links AS
ISOLATION with equal dignity, an
nOunces that the Coffin Club will
hold a meeting Friday night for
purposes of Strengthening up
municipal handicaps in prepara-
ton for the District tournament.
The session will start at 8 o'clock.
THE N. A. l. H. G. has just about
n completed arrangements for its
first annual convention.
That is. the National Association
OF Left Handed Golfers lis calling
1t a convention, but in reality the
event will be 96 per cent tourna-
ment The management merely
hopes to induce members to come
In off The fairways of the conven-
ton site long enough to vote for
association officers.
The southpaw session is scheduled
for Sept. 2l-26 inclusive at the
Triple A Country Club in st. Louis.
Campaign for the formation of the
N. A. l.. H. G.. started soon after
conclusion of tourney at the
Triple A last year in which more
than 100 Missouri lefties competed
Ben Richter, left-handed Triple
A pro, conceived the idea of
broadening the tourney into an
event of national scope. The sug-
geStiOn was placed before the
port-side golfers of the nation
through the medium of magazine
and mail and the reaction was
enthusiastic beyond expectations.
Organization of the n. A. L. HI. G.
will be popular climax.
r
TN lieu of charter officials, Richter
l. has been designated managing
director by the group promoting
the movement, and correspond
ence should be directed to him.
And what is to be the Journeys
feature prize? An airplnae ride!
Transcontinental g. Western Air
Inc, has offered a trip to either
coast and return-but the award
won't go necessarily to the best
golfer on the lot. TWA expects t.