The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-19
Indiana Champion Defeats
Mrs. Barrere - Meets
4 Mrs. Snyder Next.
MRS. JAQUA ELIMINATED
Four Other Indianapolis
Women Are Victors.
BY DICK MILLER


FIT. WAYNE, Ind, July 19.-Miss
Elizabeth Dunn Of indianapolis, de-
Tending champion, advanced to the
second round of the Women's State
championship tourney today by de-
feating Mrs. William Barrere, Jr., of
indianapolis, six and five. Miss
Dunn played spectacular golf. She
will meet Mrs. Scott Snyder, low
medaliSt, in the second round
Wednesday. Mrs. Snyder defeated
Mrs. G. A. Jaqua of Indianapolis,
three and one.
Mrs. Sam. KrauS defeated Mrs.
Harry Cooper, six and four>and Mrs.
j. G. Patten, Indianapolis, provided
the first upset of the tourney by
downing Mrs. Chester Nelson, Fl.
Wayne, six and. four.
Miss Mary Gorham, Indianapolis,
was forced to, play twenty holes to
defeat Mrs. Skillern, South Bend,
one up.
Mrs. A. A. McClamrock, Indian
apolis, defeated Mrs. C. A. Tucker,
Indianapolis, one up. Mrs. B. C,
Stevenson, Indianapolis, defeated
Mrs. Robert Tinsley, Charlottesville,
three and two.
Mrs. A. E. BulSom, FIT. Wayne,
downed Mrs. Carl Gibbs of Indian
apolis, five and three. Of the eight
women who will compete in the sec
ond annual round Wednesday, five
are indianapolis women.
Mrs. Snyder shot an 81 in the
qualifying round, which was disputed
by those who claimed she incurred
two-Stroke penalty when she moved
dead grass from near her ball.
The shot was protested to the
State body, who ruled in her favor,
but with the word that similar shots
hereafter would be penalized.
Mrs. Fred Holmes of Lafayette,
who re-entered the field again this
year after an absence of a three
years, shot 102 and failed to qualify.
Miserable golf on two holes spelled
disaster for the former champion.
who won the first meet held by the
association.
At the ouset 1t would appear
that indianapolis players have
good chance of gaining at least
three of the four semi-flnal PLACES
as the field narrows, today and
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Tucker, who tied with
Mrs. B. S. Menasco of Highland, for
the sixteenth qualifying place, with
scores of 100, won the right to enter
the championship bracket by win
ming play-off hole with five strokes
to six.
Pairings for match play which
started today, follow:
Fl. Wayne Country Club Consolation
Flight
Mrs. 3. g. Menasco. Indianapolis. vs.
M Mrs g; a; McCaskey, Indianapolis vs..
Mrs Roa Roerbe eout Fl. SeR Wayne VS.
Mrs. Heely Link. Fl. Wayne.
L. NJ. Wainwright. Indianapolis ~ .
Mrs; Frank Carroll. Indianapolis. VS..
Mrs. H.. o. Bruggeman TT Wayne
Miss Lennie Sharp, Riverside. VS.. Mrs.
Helen Benbridge. Terre Haute.
Mrs. Harry Hogan, FIT. Wayne, VS.. Mrs.
Fred Holmes, Lafayette. Ind.
Association Trophy Flight
Mrs. G. L. Townsend. indianapolis. VS..
Mrs; w: L. Sparks. .Terre Haute, Ind
Miss Mary Beauret. Ft. Wayne, VS.. Mrs.
Fred Hoffman. Fl. Wayne.
Mrs. ]. z. NefI, South Bend VS.. Mrs. H.
M. Bennett. Indianapolis.
Mrs. Frank Shambleau. South Bend, VS..
Mrs. William Deahl Kokomo, Ind.
Mrs. John Hoffman. FIT. Wayne. VS.. Mrs.
Frank Cutshaw, Fl Wayne
Mrs. Nathan Rothschiid. Fl. wayne. .
Mrs. L. E. Hess. Indianapolis, vs. Mrs.
James Gavin. Indianapolis.
Presidents Flight
Mrs. Charles w. Lang. FIT. Wayne. VS..
Mrs. Jack Banning. TT. Wayne. VS.. Mrs.
Nf Mrs Hig RsipS sho S1t; indianapolis VS.
NM MRS FFe g. W. Fa Bdd T May Rendavle vs.
:. Mrs. F. L. Jones; indianapolis. VS.. Mrs.
Harry Hogan. Fl; Wayne; ~.
Franks Mls s.SSf saf " Way msyhe vs. MIS-
Miss MARCEL Keorber. FIT. Wayne. VS..
Miss Kathryn Pickett. Charlottesville.
Vice President Flight
Mrs. Robert DeWald. FIT. Wayne. VS..
Mrs. Tom Mullins. Fl. Wayne.
william griffin. Fl WAYNE and Miss Miss
byeS and advanced to Wednesday matches