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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1930

Page

17

Toy golf links aid in staging Times tourney in Indianapolis

Nineteen toy golf courses back The Times tournament to crown top putters in Indianapolis. Qualifying round opens Monday and ends August 12, with six winning players from each listed course advancing to elimination play.

Times the Times Daily News The R. E. McBride Fifty-sixth Illinois Streets R. Alfs Fifty-fourth Street College Avenue O. M. Gwane Ten-Em Miniature Golf, Inc Tenth Street Emerson Avenue G. Hows Amos & Andy Keystone Avenue Allison- Ville G. A. Cones W. Marschke Woodstock Country Club Southern Madison Avenues C. A. Hadley Irvington East Washington Street T. B. Rogers Roof Garden J. D G. B. Millikan Ripple Velvet Bellefontaine Street R. M. Irwin Fairground Golf Club Thirty-eighth Street Fall Creek Oden Thomas Tenth Gray Carl Wiesse Pee Wee Tom's Golf Course, Inc North Illinois Street

Ward Club Picnic at Garfield Park Sunday

The Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club will host an old-fashioned picnic at Garfield Park Sun Gay. Contests and games begin at 1 30 p.m. with prizes for winners announced by club president Thomas L. Bridges.

Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club Garfield Park Sun- Gay Thomas L. Bridges

Local Home Repairs and Garages Listed

A series of repair and garage listings sprawls across several addresses including Windsor 1026 and Kenwood 3740. Notable names include Shelby Tyner Ott Iguson and Eagleson with varying repair and garage work and prices from 215 to 400 dollars.

A Allen Windsor Ational A Cony Shelby Tyner North Ken L. Tyler Colorado Ott Iguson Paris Kenwood Welsh South Chester Eagleson Alabama

Private polo field and stables host seventeen ponies on estate

On his estate Rogers maintains a private polo field and stables with a string of seventeen ponies, regarded as among the best on the coast.

Rogers

Will Rogers Polo Star in the West

Santa Monica polo story profiles Will Rogers as a strong Southern California player at the Uplifters Club in Rustic Canyon. Readers learn he combines humor with serious polo skill, considered excellent locally and potentially nationally with more field focus.

Will Rogers West Polo Star Santa Monica Cal California Rogers Uplifters Club Rustic Canyon

Times City Wide Miniature Golf Tourney Rules

The Times outlines eligibility and structure for a city wide miniature golf tourney. Contestants of any age may qualify by posting their best four of up to twelve rounds across city courses with final entries by eight men and eight women per flight. Scoring uses thirty six hole eliminations and championship matches with prizes announced later.

Times

Hints Norris Double Move for Sympathy

Nebraska Senator George W. Norris faced accusations that friends helped file a Nebraska grocery clerk with the same name as an opponent to imply backing against Norris. The move allegedly aimed to sway voters after a Supreme Court ruling removed the other Norris from the ballot. Richard Wood alleged the tactic in a letter to Senator Nye of the campaign funds committee.

Nebraska United Press Lincoln Neb George W. Norris Supreme Court Gerald P. Nye Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee Richard Wood Nye Wood Norris

Cod Remains the Most Eaten Fish for Food

Among fish used for food, cod is still the most largely eaten.

Castoria Advocated for Nighttime Infant Ailments

The ad urges keeping Castoria on hand for night emergencies in babies and toddlers. It promotes Castoria as a gentle, effective remedy for crying, colic, and mild bowel issues, claiming it soothes sleepless infants and aids older children with coated tongues. The product bears Charles H. Fletcher’s signature on the wrapper.

Chas. H. Fletcher

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