The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-24
No. 4 Is HalVed


Mrs. Gibbs won one and three were
halved.
No. 4 Is Halved
Mrs. Gibbs showed her first spark
Of regular golf on No. when she
drove to the trap side of the green,
came out 20 within a foot of the
pin and was down in three. Miss
Dunn was not disheartened and
pitched her second TO within four
feet of the flag and ran the putt for
a half in 3's.
On the fifth hole Mrs. Gibbs had
an opportunity to win a point. but
took four puts for a seven. Miss
Dunn drove into the ditch. came
out with a wonderful shot on two
and was short of the green on g..
Her next shot was on and she was
down in two puts for "a to win
the hole.
Par Three
Mrs. Gibbs came back to play a
three on hole No. by pitching her
second shot dead to the pin and
sinking a three. making the match,
Miss Dunn. up.
Miss Dunn boosted her margin to
4 up with on No. hole. Hole
NO. was halved with rs. and No.
was halved with 6's. Mrs. Gibbs
recovered well on both holes, after
playing all the way to the green
out Of the rough, while Miss Dunn
was in the other fairways.
The champion was out in As and
Mrs. Gibbs in 81, far over her regu-
lar game.
y. The shot that took the heart out of
tboesge.: they were both in the rough on
green with her third Mrs W Gibbs Sn w sas
short short but pitched perfect for FIVE Miss
with four Tbey played s59o' hole oR'' NO 70 WI III
2 nlike With good drives and shots alike to
three puts on a rolling surface
HoIding margin of 5 IN. Miss Dunn
worked Ae to send send the match dorwie on No
ssh over t6e p ana M fF ' Gbbs T niayed
hard to sink f t en- f0q BUTT IrMSI Mn.
Gibbs, missed by inches. and Miss Dunn
plsyed safe. being up and in for and
Match Dormie
strain e on mats Mrs was ib fbormif With al the
longest drive of the day. Miss Dunn was
~ fair the deep rough on the right of the
her second, to the right OF, the green. Tn.
n ,easdhing 1.-The TIE Victory stroke, Miss Dunn
tall grass and Tn sent u tae eep pellet ee from TIE
pin. on the third. Mrs. Gibbs also was
over over on the third shot; and again putting
B. c; Stevenson refereed. and not a
a., After the match the players who par
Of South Bend. president Of he State tat as as
ISOLATION. presented Miss Dunn with her
permanent silver dish trophy and the cups
permanently retained on second eo win enfi ana
The, winners of the other flights were
cial matches and low medaiisS. It seemed
as II every one carried away a prize and
!!1ei, parting word heard on all sides was:
In the various other State tourney
flights scores Of the final matches
Friday were as follows:
NJ o CThIsmpionshdip Gonsolation-Mrs,; A. A..
OeE se9 S@df0m Et twaNSPs Harry Hg Cooper
South Bend, defeated Mrs. c. A. Jaqua. In
: second Flight. Gonsolatior-Mrs. A. f.
Krick. Indianapolis. defeated Mrs. S. w.
ShHlp r T.. In9dii!anapelis. 2 up.
ddianapoIis, defeated Mrs. J. G. Patten. In
Third Flight, Consolation-Mrs Homer
Burgess, Crawfordsville defeated Mrs. j.
E. Neff; South Bend and 1.
. Fourth Flight-Mrs. Dorothy Kercheval,
IInddiianaDoIis. defeated MRS. Frank Carroll,
Fourth Flight. Consolation-Mrs. ]. f.
Bingham Indianapolis defeated Mrs, Lee
:. Fifth Flight-Mrs. THEODORE Stein, In
Terre Haute 4 and 3.
Fifht Flight. Consolation-Mrs. Gene
Mazur, indianapolis, defeated Mrs. Brode-
rick Indianapolis 1 up.
apolis defeated. Mrs Paul Bigler. Indian
apeelis; l up AZ holes. ~, -
Jones. Indianapolis. defeated Miss Mag
dalene Richards Indianapolis. and 4.