The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-09

ANCOfCE CdrQS al N16r1Q1an Hills
~ looked like election reports
Tuesday when the women finished
their 18-hole regular Tuesday
tournament. Mrs. B. C. Stevenson
thought her game was slippings,
she said, as she perused over the
score card and totaled up 109
strokes. She added just right for
it was the Blind Par Score, drawn
from a hat. Mrs. Roy Moore scored
right too, for she also held 100 and
shared first honors with Mrs. Stew
enson. In a draw for first place,
Mrs. Moore won and Mrs. Steven
son took second award. Mrs. w.
D. Hamer was third.
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Some of the newer players played nine
holes for a blind par prize. Mrs. C. E.
Collins won.
Mrs. Stevenson. who has been IN the
spotlight of Indiana women's golf for sew
S Sca Is at Msrd liz one a she she
believes Miss Lou Adams has a future
"A beautiful swing and keen interest in
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player when she gets little older Mrs.
Stevenson said. "You know Lou is but is
s siit rs; rs engaged IN her scnoot Studles now
devote more time for practice 1 am sure
she Will Improve rapidly"
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TINE women of Meridian Hills
II will have a team and will meet
teams from other clubs, according
to plans of Mrs. Stevenson, who is
directing women's golf at that club
this year. AS captain, Mrs. Steven
son should be able to give her team
members much inside dope on tour
nament golf.
Once a month starting the first of
June the Meridian Hill women players
will be hosts to one guest each at the
club; Each Tuesday is tournament day
at the club.
We understand Mrs. Robert Tinsley the
smiling, little golfer from Charlottesville,
Journeys. over here each week to play at
Highland. She is an out-of-town mem
in tournaments, mostly because she does
not practice consistently. Two years ago
nament at the Indianapolis Country Club.
Mrs Tinsley is certain to add pep to the
Highland weekly tournaments, held each
Friday.
Which statement recalls the an
nouncement posted by Chuck Gar
ringer on the bulletin board at the
Highland Club stating that due to
the State college golf tournament at
the course Friday of this week, the
women will hold their weekly meet
on Thursday.
NXTOMEN at Avalon held put
w ting contest Tuesday after
noon. Each entrant putt three balls
from various points on the greens.
Mrs. Herman Seilken, Jr., in
charge, announced that Mrs. M. j.
Abbott scored first place with %
points and Mrs. Harry Buchanan
second, with "a.
Mrs. Gage Hoag, president of the 7. W.
q A., has announced the, dates for the
city tournaments the week of June 80.
The place will be Coffin municipal course
The stake will be Miss Elizabeth Dunn's
crown, worn by that young woman the
past two years. AS We have heard that
Elizabeth is playing her usual strong
driving game again this year and in addi-
ton is adding accuracy to her approaching
game, there is not much danger OF her
losing the crown.
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As a season curtain the city associa-
ton will play eighteen hole meet at
South Grove Sept. 10, according to Mrs.
HOag.
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While the State Lions Club con-
vention is in session in the city
June 10 and II, Harry Schopp will
be host to the State golf tourna-
ment of the organization at South
Grove links.
Just word to the school boy golfers.
lest they forget The Times interscholastic
tournament at South Grove early next
month"; is the third annual affair and
is fast gaining popularity, more than 100
competing last year.
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We nominate as the champion putter
the judge who stuffed the ballots into the
boxes Tuesday. Heavy vote.