Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1926 — Page 7

JULY 29, 1926

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■■ "HIGHLAND GOLF AND COUNHTRY CLUB social machinery ____ is in full operation for the entertainment and promotion of the Western open tournament, to be held at that club Aug. 26, 27 and 28. Approximately three hundred of the Nation's greatest stars of the wood and iron game will be here, among them Walter Hagen, Jim Barnes, Gene Sarazan, Jock Hutchinson, Johnny Farrell, Leo Diegel, Joe Turnesa and many others. At a later date, Albert Buchanan, chairman of the sports and pastimes committee, will announce the member's of a committee made up of persons representing the other golf clubs of the city, civic, commercial and luncheon clubs, who will aid in making the arrangements for the tournament. The various committees of Highland members, as announced by Buchanan, are as follows : OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS—Arch V. Grossman, president: Dr. M. E. Clark, vice president: George T. O'Connor, secretary; Arthur H. Taylor, treasurer: directors, Charles A. Rook waiter. Dr. M. E. Clark. William K. Cooper. Lucius French. George Klein John J. Madden Sr.. Frederick Matson. Sol Meyer, George T. O’Connor, Gerry M. Sanborn. Ed. .1, Wuenseh. HOUSE COMMITTEE—George M. Klein. Robert C. Elliott. John J. Kennedy. John J. Madden Jr., Lyman B. Whitaker. GROUNDS —'W. K. Cooper. Dr. Goethe Link. W. S McMasters. H. S. Moore and Diok Nelson. CADDlE—William A. Umphrey. F. E. O'Reilly, C. J\ Bartlit. R. L. Reed. H. S. Taylor. , .SPORTS AND PASTIMES— A. E. Buchanan. C. O. Britton. Ted E. Byrne.t J C. Dixon. R R Rodabaugh. Walter J. Roth. John C. Ruekelshaus. C. L. Smith. K. K, Woolitig, Mrs. W. R. Adams. Mrs. D. S. Menascft and Mrs. B. C. Stevenson. GATE—Roy A. Rodebangh. E. B. Rmk|Pr, A. R. C. Kipp. Ed Harris, Ralph Bur- * AUTOMOBILE—Ted E. Byrne. J. S. McFarland.. R V. Law. George J. Steinmetz, C. A. Huff. THREE-DAY TICKETS—J. IL Stout and

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assistants: boxes, Frank N. Mills and Ed C. Strathman: clubs and organizations, Carl H. Weyi; concessions. Charles L. Smith; roads, gallery and scorers. John C. Ruekelshaus; program. Walter Roth; badges, lockers, telephone and telegraph, J. C. Dixon; entrants. C. O. Britton: women's affairs. Mrs. D. S. Menasco. Mrs. W. R. Adams and Mrs. B. C. Stevenson. * * \ *Women of Avalon were to engage in a tournament today, eighteen holes meda! handicap. To qualify the women turned in cards of eighteen holes last week and from those cards the handicaps were figured. ** • 4 Indianapolis soon lsVo lose two of its finest golf boosters. Two who pioneered in the founding of anew club, Avalon, and who since its founding have labored vigorously to see it succeed. Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Shijip will depart soon for Chicago, where Mr. Shipp takes up a new position. Friday night at the club, a farewell dinner will be given the departing members. Brandt Downey will act as toastmaster. • • • Last week, in the State women's tournament, Mrs. Shipp was a very able player. A little bit nervous, at first she whittled on her score each round and when finally eliminated, on the eighteenth green in the finals of one of the flights, she was just Tine stroke behind her opponent and approximately twenty strokes below her qualifying round. Mrs. Shipp told us she certainly is sorry to leave the Hoosier State. * * * Avalon members are working hard to bring about the construction of

Its second h.des. O. F. Hammer has devised a scheme whereby the money is to be raised among the membership, and probably next spring will see the course a full fledged eighteen hole playground. * * * Friday is a day designated as visitors’ day, and Avalon invites the downtown luncheon club to play the; course. Last week the “Friday Club," led by Lyman Whitaker and J. A. Thompson Jr., played at the course. This week, on Monday, the North Side Lions played over‘the fairways and greens, and Tuesday the Kiwanis Club held its July tournament over the course. Avalon seems to have devised a clever way of selling its course to prospective members. • * * Shooting a l®w gross of 81, J. M. Neihaus was easily acclaimed champion shooter of the Advertising Club, for the moryth of July, in a tournament at Pleasant Run course, Wednesday. His nearest competitor was Jesse M. Daily, with a 93. The low net prize 'was won by William Keenan, whose handicap of 30 enabled him to turn in a card of 70. Syd Sullivan was second low net with 83. E. F. Emmel and Lester Nagley tied for third low net with 84. ELKS WANT GAME On account of a misunderstanding the Elks' baseball club is without a game for Sunday. Any fact State or city .team wanting a game call L. Schreiner, Lincoln 6106 or write to 6 W. Louisiana St. A gam# is wanted also for Aug. 8. ’ 1 PLAN'S TRIAL. SWIM Bu United Press CAPE GRIS NEZ, France, July 29.—Bad weather over the British channel, Wednesday night, prevented Gertrude Ederle from making a trial swim. It is probable she will make the test today.

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JUNIOR MEET Favorites Win in -City Tennis Tourney. Favorites continued to win In the city boyT and junior tennis tourney at Bcookside Park on Wednesday* . Tommy Wilson, Bud Markey, Granfc Hart and Bob Orbison, seeded players, advanced to the fourth round. The junior doubles play was to start today. The seeded teams in this section are Markey-Quinn and Orbison-Von Burg. Wednesday scores: JUNIORS (Second Round) Wilson defeated Goldsmith. 6 1. 6-1. Demmery defeated Morgan. 6-2, 6-3. Qulnu defeated Mangan. 6-2. 6-4. Brooks defeated Blur. 6-2. 6-1. Vonßurg defeated Roberts. 6-2. 6-2. .Third Round) Wilson defeated Carrington. 6-0, 6-I.* Hart defeated Stifle. 6-2. 6-0. Diver defeated Hummer. 2-6, 6-3. 0-7. Horst defeated Brouster, 8-6 6-1. Markey defeated Brooks. 6-3. 6-4. Orbison defeated Vonßurg. 6-4. 6-4. BOYS (Third Round) Demmery defeated luppenlatz. 6-0. 8-0. Sexton defeated Noone, 6-0. 0-3. Danner defeated Adleman 0-3, 0-4. Hurt defeated Yoajnari. 0-0. 0-1. _ Cohen defeated Danke. 4-0. 0-3. 0-1. DuHadwa.v defeated Shuster. 0-0. 0-2. Lowery defeated Hoag. 6-0. 6-1. RIVERSIDE MEET OPENS Two Matches In Tennis Tourney on First Day. The Riverside Invitational tennis tourney was to get under way this afternoon with two matches scheduled as follows: 3 P. M.—H. Hartley vs. A. Fournaee. 5 P. M.—B. Frick vs. F. Neumeier Tho seeded players in the meet: L. Kurzrock, M. Kurzrock, Sapp, Latham, Gilbert!, Hart, Justus and Lang.

With the Majors With spectacled Lee Meadows holding the Giants to five hits, the Pittsburgh Pirates won the third straight game of their eastern invasion. 6 to 0. maintaining their advantage at tlie top of the National Leetruo. The Reds Poet Brooklyn. 4 to 3, and still are two games behind the world's champions. In a thirteen-inning, heavy hitting game nt Boston, the Braves beat the Cubs again. 3 to 'I. while the Cardinals and the Phillies divided a double-header in whloh Williams and Sand of the home team made home runs. St.'Louis lost the first. 6 to 3, and won the second. 5 to 4. Tho Cleveland Indians took a tremen►doun fall out of the Philadelphia Athletics, beating the Maekmen. 6 to 2. and 2 to 0. Uhlo pitched the shut-out. allowing but four hits. The White Sox tripped up Washington, 3 to 2. but Boston came from behind to beat Detroit. 5 to 4. and the Yankees advanced pennantward by nosing out the Brownsi 3 to 2. Paschal’s homer in the eighth being a contributing factor. It was the Yanks seventh straight victory. ABANDON'S SWIM Bu United Pres# DOVER, July 29.—01 av Farstad, the Norwegian swimmer, abandoned his attempt to swim the English Channel early today. Farstad entered the water shortly after 10 a. m. Wednesday.

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STATE TITLE Bruggeman Stages Rally to Win Junior Golf. Bu United Prens , CULVER, Ind., July 29.—The Indiana junior golf championship belongs to Jack Bruggeman of Ft. Wayne, who Wednesday staged a brilliant rally to win the title from ,Ed Flanigan, Crawfordsville, 1 up. The final match was over the 36hole route and Flanigan held an edge throughout almost the entire match. He finished his morning round two up. At the end of the first nine holes in the afternoon ho was three up, but weakened in the final holes and Bruggeman overtook him. Bruggeman evened the match on the seventeenth green with an eighteen foot putt for a birdie two and won the final hole with a 4 to j Flanigan’s 5, anoter birdie.

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IRVINGTON NET MEET Reach Semi-Finals In Single*—Title Matches Sunday. Semi-finals in the singles were on the program today in the Irvington tennis meet. Finals in singles and doubles will be played Sunday, startlng at 2 p. m. at Jameson Park courts. The doubles’ finalists are Stubbs-

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Wilson, last year’s winners, and J. Wamsley-F. Wamsley. Today’s schedule: Robert Orbison vs. Eph Virp. John Wamsley vs. Osce- Riley-., * Tommy Wilson vs. winner Orbtson-virt match. Newton Jr. vs. winner Wamsley-Riley mrtfh. Wednesday's results: J. Wamsley-F. Wamsley defeated ScottHutchinson. 6-3, 10-8. Stubbs-Wilson defeated Orblson-Draper. 5-7. 6-4. 6-2. 7-5. F. Wamsley-J. Wamsley defeated Car* rington-Keaeli. 6-2. 6-1, 6-4. Virp defeated Brown. 4-5. 6-1 6-1. Riley defeated Newton St.. 0-3. 6-4.