Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1928 — Page 13

TUNE 21, 1928.

Schopp Launches Move to Obtain National Public Links Tourney (or Indianapolis Next Season Supervisor of Local Municipal Golf Hopes to Land Important Event; Entries Sought Here for 1928 Meet at Philadelphia.

BY DICK MILLER Harry Schopp, supervisor of golf tot the city municipal courses, today launched plans toward landing the eighth annual amateur public links championship tournament of the U. S. G. A. for Indianapolis at South Grove course in 1929. Schopp recently was named district represetative to take care of entries in this section this year, for the seventh annual meet. It will be held July 31, Aug. 1,2, 3 and 4 at Cobb’s Creek municipal course in Philadelphia. Harry hopes to land the big event for Indianapolis next year and thereby bring to this city national golf recognition due the six beautiful municipal courses. a a a Entry fee to the 1928 championship event is $5. It should be mailed to Schopp who will send it to the tournament committee. There will be a public links champion crowned, also a winning team named. Each club may enter six players, but only four of them maj compete as a team. The names of the team players must be submitted before play starts Aug. 1. tt tt tt hold a competititve lest to determine the ones to represent the cly courses at the meet. A thirty-six-hole tournament for that purpose is advised, to be held the week of July 2. Schopp has not stated whether such competition wil be required here as no local municipal course has more than six players to go. Such events need to be stimulated in this city and 6chopp is starting the ball rolling. tt tt tt The Jaackson sisters. Alexa and Minnetta, were guests of Harry for a round of golf at South Grove. They are playing at the Circle.

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A fast game is expected Sunday when the Indianapolis Keystones meet the Rural Red Sox at the Marion County Green House park at 2:30 p. m. (c.s.t.). Red Sox have been playing good road ball this season and have defeated some of the State's fastest teams. Hoosier A. B. C.s will hold a special meeting tonight at the home of the manager and all players are requested to be present by 8:30. Those unable to attend are requested to get in touch with the manager before Saturday. Hoosiers have , July 29 and August dates open and strong State teams desiring a good Negro attraction write Martin Moore, 1747 Northwestern Ave. i“ Indianapolis Triangles play at Rushville, Ind., Sunday. Triangles have open dates for July 1 and 4, Aug. 12, 19 and 26 and desire to hear from fast State teams at once. Write H. E. Beplay, 16 E. Orange 6t., or call Drexel 6664. Orioles would like to book a game with the Fountain Squares or St. Patricks for Sunday. Orioles have a park permit. Call Drexel 5185-J and ask for Johnny. St. Patricks will play the strong Y. M. S. Sunday at Garfield Park and the following Sunday the Saints will meet the fast St. Philips at Brookside Park. Saints will practice Friday evening. A meeting will be held Friday night at the home of Lous Bauer. 1221 Pleasant St. Saints desire to book a game with a strong State team. > Write Frank Roth, 1230 Cottage Ave. A good right handed pitcher with State Independent and high school experience would like to connect with a fast Saturday afternoon league team or with a fast Sunday city or State team. Can also play in the outfield. For information call Hemlock 1881 after 6 p. m. Big Four. Riversides, Advance Paint, Bell Telephone, Bloomington, Carmel, Bedford and An- ► derson please note. Uilliam Gigerlch of the Morris St. M. t. took the lead in the home-run contest of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association bv hitting his third circuit blow ’ of the seasoh last Saturday against the Central Christian. William Hutton is * second with two homers. B. Davis also has two. Reserves will practice at Willard Park this evening at 6 p. m. All players must be on hand. June 24, July 4 and 15 are open and fast State teams desiring those dates call Cherry 5411 or write A. Monroe, SOOI Roosevelt Ave. LADOGA, Ind.—A double-header will be played here Sunday between the Ladoga nine and the fast Lincoln Highways of Indianapolis. The first game will start at 1:45.

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Mrs. C. C. Bowers of South Grove took her golf sticks along to South Bend this week to play over Erskine Park and Chain-O’-Lakes courses. Mrs. Bowers will find the sponge-like fairways much different than the local courses. tt tt tt The Peoria and Eastern Athletic Assocition will hold its intra-association meet next Sunday at South Grove. Competition will determine the personnell’of the F. & E. golf team for its first match with the P. &E. team of Urbana, 111. The competitors for the local posts are J. A. Young. O. W. Martin. Norman Smith. H. B. Harmon, Charles Sullivan. C. H. Schneider, Bruce Fultz, E. H. Jankle, Searcy, James H. Bowen, Bender and Melmick. tt tt tt Avalon announces that the two-ball mixed foursome event scheduled for last Sunday, but rained out, will be on the card next Sunday. The men do the inviting this time. tt tt tt The women’s medal handicap event tournament played this week at Avalon finished in the following manner: Mrs.'H. Osborne was first; Mrs. H. S. Buchanan, second; Mrs. J. C. Patton, third, and Mrs. M. J. Abbott, fourth. tt tt tt Ray Roberson is going to deliver a fiveminute talk at the Avalon Friday night meeting this week on “Divots." That doesn't mean, however, that Ray Is going to take any “digs” at any of the members. tt tt tt Avalon golf players no doubt will learn quite a bit from J. C. Patten’s address on “Your Caddy and You,” after which Roy Smith will give one of his regular club-swinging lectures. *

Indianapolis Cubs will play the Brookside A. A.s Sunday at Rhoaius No. 2, at 3 p. m. Russell Paugh and John Smith form the Cubs’ battery. Cubs practice at Rhodius Friday at 5:30. Indianapolis Y. M. S. claim a 5-to-4 victory over the Indianapolis Cubs, in eleven innings. Y. M. S. claim that Beck's steal of home in the eleventh Inning was legitimate. Y. M. S. will meet the St. Patricks Sunday at Garfield No. 3 at 3 p. m. Indianapolis Cubs’ manager alleges that the Y. M. S. did not win the game, but the contest ended in a 4-all tie. The Cub’s manager claims that the 6 o'clock closing law put a halt to the game in the eleventh with a Y. M. S. runner on third base and that the runner came home after the game had been called. . A good team wishing the services of a pitcher call Belmor.t 5305 or Belmont 4473 or write R. Paterson, 1125 N. Holmes Ave. Dickerson’s A. B. C.s will play the strong Coca-Colas at Bloomfield Sunday. July 4, 8 and 15 are open dates and the A. B. C.s would like to hear from State teams in regard to games. Address Edward Dickerson. 2536 Indianapolis Ave., or call Talbot 4682. Rain Sunday caused a postponement of Sunday’s game at Centerville. The Indianapolis Invaders have Sunday and July 1 open and are anxious to hear from State teams. Write Frank White. 805 S. Meridian St., or call Drexel 2139 before 6 p. m. CHAIN JUNIORS DRILL Diamond Chain Juniors, entered in the Times-Legion baseball tourney, and sponsored by the Holliday Post, will practice Friday evening at the Chain diamond. All players will be present in uniform. Juniors will play the Kansas St. Blues in a first-round game Saturday at Riverside No. 2. Jack Sweeney is the manager of the Juniors. Boston terriers, police and other puppies are offered for sale in tonight’s “Pet” want ads. Buy the kiddies a dog.

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