The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-01


reads:
Outs 4 6 IA 8 6 4 3-S9
n In-5 4 4 3 i 6 4-S9-7S
On the basis of woman par figures
it is noted that Miss Elizabeth
Dunn, Avalon star and defending
city champion, pounded par in
the first nine Tuesday. She was par
one stroke on two holes and shot
three brides to give her a total of
38 for the first nine and one under
woman par and two over mems par.
Miss Fischer played splendid golf
to finish the nine just two down.
The cards were:
Miss Dunn
Outs 56ss454s-3s
Inf las
Miss Fischer
Outs 5 6 5 4 8 5 5 al
Inf 5 5 "a
Mother and Daughter
Seven of the 18 holes Tuesday
by Mrs. M. j. Abbott and her
daughter Elizabeth Abbott, both of
Avalon Country Club, which match
was won by the daughter, one up,
were halved holes. Miss Abbott
scored a A on the first nine and
finished one up. Mrs. Abbott scored
a 46.
Mrs. Harrison Bennett of High
land and Mrs. Scott Legge of Riv-
ersidee battled on Tuesday to the
sixteenth Mole and were all even
Mrs. Legge was two up at the turn,
but mixed an 8 into a perfectly nice
score card on the twelfth hole. She
failed to recover on the thirteenth
and shot 7. Mrs. Bennett squared
the match. Mrs. Legge shot par on
the last two holes to win.
Mrs. Stevenson Wins
Mrs. B. c. Stevenson, Meridian
Hills, was not pressed in her match
with Mrs. James Gavin of the
Country Club Tuesday and wor
handily, to 4. Mrs. Carl G. Gibbs
of the Country Club found little
trouble in disposing of Mrs. George
Stewart, of Pleasant Run, and 3
A surprise was registered in the
fact that Mrs. j. G. Patten, of Ava
lon, did not put up the stiff battle
expected against Mrs. G. A. Jaqua
of Highland, and the latter won,
and s.. Tuesday.
Miss Ruth White, youthful In
dianapolis Country Club player, put
up strong battle against Mrs
Harry Buchanan Tuesday. The
battle was not decided until the
eighteenth hole which Mrs. Buchan-
an won.
Close Struggle
The match between Mrs. Jear
Mazur of South Grove and Mrs. L
M. Wainwright of Highland was an
other stiff struggle. Mrs. Vain
wright won the seventeenth hole
which put her one up. Mrs. Mazul
was unable to get better than &
half" on the last hole.
Pairings for today's matches il
flights and consultations follow:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT CONSOLATION
Mrs J. c. Patten. Avalon. VS.. Miss Mar
iorie Fischer. Broadmoor.
Mrs NJ. J. Abbott, Avalon. VS.. Miss Euti
Mrs. j. 6. Garvis. I. C. c, VS.. Mrs. Jeal
MaZur. South Grove.
Mrs. George Stewart. Pleasant Run. VS.
Mrs. Harrison Bennett. Highland.
SECOND FLIGHT
Mrs. Charles Kelly. Riverside. VS.. Mrs
E.. Lukenbill Coffin. , a.,
D. H. Giffin, Pleasant Run.
SECOND FLIGHT CONSOLATION
Miss Blanche Morgan South Grove. VS.
Mrs. Frank Payne. South Grove.
Mrs. Lee Nelson, ]. C.. C., VS.. Miss M
, MacDougan, South Grove.
THIRD FLIGHT
Mrs. William Diddel. Highland. VS.. Mrs
! Frank Kissell, Highland.
, Mrs. Gage Hoag. Highland, VS.. Mrs
: Bernie Lehman. Broadmoor.
THIRD FLIGHT CONSOLATION
7 Mrs. Al Roy. South Grove. VS.. Mrs.
Van Horn Avalon,
Mrs. A. Goldstein, Broadmoor, VS.. Mrs
E. Agnew Highland.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Mrs. w, F.. Green. Coffin VS.. Mrs. T. C
= Mrs Ralph showalter. I. C. c.. VS.. Mrs
Hal Holmes. South Grove.
FOURTH FLIGHT CONSOLATION
F1NALS)
I Mrs c. O. Richey Highland, VS.. Mis-
ESSie Diddel, Highland.