The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-26

- HE tournament LDdC closed
Friday at the Indianapolis
Country, where the Indiana
State Women's Golf Association
settled the championship question
for the year of 1926, was one of the
best managed affairs of it's kind ever
regarded by the participants as the
best tournament ever held by the
women Mrs. Gibbs, vice president
of the organization, deserves the
credit, according to Mrs. ]. E. Neff,
president.
Edward WEIGH, club manager,
surely knows his BUSINESS when it
comes to entertaining tournaments
and having everything on hand when
needed. Many good things were
heard about the meals and service.
The membership was behind the
tournament is grand style and mem
bers were interested until the last
ball was stroked and the tourna-
ment made history. 1t was only
then they relaxed and went home.
Sunday local golfers were short of
previous Sundays in their attendance at
the links. While the crowds were good
they were not the record-brealSing kind
that have been on hand for several week
ends.
A team of twelve golfers representing
] Avalon Country Club evened up for a
defeat handed them by the Meridian Hills
2ry O ba some boms tune sg9 and sent the
feated 1873. The match was played over
the Avalon course. According to the
fGF each Pine and one sf0r the total
6 a39fFi ksI ss'fsfr az & n 4osns points
EffS NOM N 4 5 Ton point Tsrd 5TP%
lost & points, to Frank olive IN, n J: S.
evs ssRP ~ H lost Rag g egs e rs Ja WS
| point from c. L. Haf1eii M HI: Her Her.
man seilken al. won 8 points from Ben
S SfoEe s9en t NTH M X kDdI MepR az
4 Abbott tA) won 1 point, from Ray
gop points from George olive M HI /;
Sheridan M - Harry ny" YelcR Rot 9A) won won
3 points from Ray Burcaw IN. H
AZ Broadmoor Sunday, Ernest Fisher
gopM t the prssi de flight by defeating S
second flight j. A. Goodman Who is in the the
ih n; WI meet one Of three men remain
A Meyer meet. and the winner plays A :.
~; hosenthaL The winner then will play
in the only match Of the women e tourna
ment for the Hahn brothers trophy.
=, Sunday "a at the Country Club Miss
teamed in, a mixed four-bail foursome
tournament and won with a combined
had been deducted Sal Saturday dir hSi Frs5k
Shields fresh from the Western Amateur.
and Clarence Sweeney won an eighteen
holes net aggregate. Their net was 139..
Holes in one are getting TO be the fad
X. G. Croswile shot the ball from tee to
Riverside aSturday He has c. S. Codding
J, 9. Espie and w, H. Forshaw as wit
he knows more about adTeTtis hS~ie tan
golf. performed the feat on the difficult
hole o1 nu ,h'er q a the Country Club Sat
Lockwood Major Downing and Henry
Knippenberg sing Macs feat.
RI HE -Idlewold Club course at
Pendleton, Ind, looked just
~ like any other golf course to
our new State women champion
Sunday, and Elizabeth Dunn turned
in score OF 40 for nine miles. Miss
Dunn took the occasion to visit her
brother, Robert, who Is pro at Idle
void, and shoot over his course for
the first time. That she did 1t in
championship style is told by the
score and she was not playing under
any sort of tension. AS a matter of
fact, she was spending most of her
time taking care of the social side
of the visit.
The Bell telephone operators re-
fused to allow one Of their circle to
enter into the hall of fame without
proper tribute. Saturday night.
nearly a hundred journeyed to the
Dunn home, in autos and buses, and
surprised Miss Dunn with some we'll
organized cheering. A large boquet
Of roses was presented to her as
their trophy of appreciation.
Miss Dunn is keeping in trim for
her trip to the Western Open at
Chicago, as guest of the Indianapolis
Times, the last week in August. Not
that she is going to 'over golf,
but Just keep in trim to demonstrate
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