The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-12

LILLARD AND GREYER WILL PLAY
THE MEMS FINALS TODAY.
The wOman's Semf-FinaIs Also VIII
BE DecIded-ResuIts in the Ma
tiOnaI Women's Golf Meeting.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
d. MARION, Ind, oct. 1.-THE contestants
IN the semi-inals Of the mems champion
ship match. in the state golf tournament
now in progress on the Marion links, were
played this afternoon, and 1t was odd that
o. the four cities represented in the tour
nament, one player from each tried for the
finals. They were Lora Lillard, of Marion;
W. =. Clark. OF Terre Haute; Alvin Lock
ard. of Indianapolis, and Harry Greyer,
OF Muncie. LilIard and LOckard played
against each other, as did Clark and Grey
err. The results follow: Lillard defeated
Lockard. 8 up and 8 TO play; Greyer de-
feated Clark. , up and l 10 play.
In the second round Of the mems cham
pionship game this forenoon, the players
finished as follows: Lillard defeated Hiatt,
Marion. 5 up and 4 to play; Greyer defeated
Dean, of Marion, 6 up and 4 to play, Lock
ard defeated Keyes, OF Terre Haute. 1 up,
- holes played; Clark defeated McNaugh-
ton. Of Muncie, 2 up.
In the first round Of the mems champion
ship match yesterday afternoon the scores
were as follows: Lillard defeated Masque-
lette. of Marion. 5 up and 8 to play; Hiatt
defeated Gill, of Muncie. S up and Z to play;
Lockard defeated Beshere, of Marion. 6 up
and 10 play; Reyes defeated BurfOrd, of
indianapolis. l up, 10 holes played; Clark
defeated Smith, OF Terre Haute, 4 up and
i TO play; McNaughtOn defeated BOice. of
Indianapolis, ) up and 2 10 play; Greyer
defeated Thomson. OF indianapolis, o up
and 3 to play; Dean defeated Gerby, of
Marion, 8 up and 4 10 play.
In the qualifying round yesterday Fred
Wilson, OF Marion, made a sufficiently low
score TO give him a place in the champion
ship match play, but a protest was made
against him because he violated "A ground
rule in playing a ball from out OF bounds
at one time. when he should have returned
&c 10 the teeing station, with a forfeiture
OF a point. The protest carried, and he
the championship match TO the player haV-
ing the next lOWestsCOre in the qualifying
round. who was Nj. Keyes, OF Terre Haute.
Mr.. Keyes then played an excellent game
golfers. and defeated the latter. This fore
noon Mr.. keyes played another good game,
but was unable 10 defeat Mr.. LOckard.
Mr.. and Mrs. BurfOrd returned home last
evening. Mrs. BurfOrd was matched TO
play Miss Sweetser, OF Marion. this after
noon, but by her absence the game was
forfeited 10 Miss Sweetser.
The women golfers played the first round
or their championship match this after
noon. The scores follow:
Mrs. New defeated Miss GOldthwaite. Z
up and ; 10 play; Miss Jameson defeated
Miss Wynn, 3 up and ? 10 play; Mrs. Nuss-
baum defeated Mrs. CatteTson, 5 up and .
10 play
This leaves the finals tomorrow for the
mems championship between Lillard and
Greyer. in which thirty-six holes must be
played As Greyer has been defeated sew
eral times by Lillard. the Marion members
regard 10 as a "cinch" that the Marion play
er VIII win the cup The women VIII play
their semi-finals tomorrow morning as fol-
lows: Miss Sweetser and Mrs. Nussbaum.
Mrs. New and Miss Jameson