The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-02
BY DICK MILLER

The semi-flnal matches in the IN
dianapolis Women's Golf Associa-
ton city tournament, we're carded
today at Coffin municipal links.
The lineup was changed some from
last year with Mrs. Carl G. Gibbs,
Indianapolis Country Club, and Mrs.
Harry Buchanan of Avalon, occupy
ing two of the four places. Miss
Elizabeth Dunn, defending cham
pion, and Mrs. Ben G. Stevenson,
runner-up last year, we're again in
the battle.
Mrs. Gibbs, fresh from victory
over Mrs. Scott Legge, Riverside
player, Thursday opposed Mrs.
Stevenson today. Mrs. Stevenson,
in defeating Mrs. L. M. Wainwright,
Wednesday, not only won handily,
but in u~---o so turned in a brilliant
70. She shot t,erfect woman par,
80, going out and was one over par
on the last nine. Mrs. Stevenson's
card was:
Woman's Par:
ms 6 $i$G 1913
Mrs. Stevenson:
0 in-s 55GsssiS5 G&ssSS-,e
Miss Dunn overshadowed Mrs.
Stevenson's performance in her
match with Mrs. G. A. Jaqua. She
was six up at the end Of first nine,
when she fired a score one over
mems par, 81, and came home in
perfect woman's par. 80, for a 76
total. Mrs. Jaqua put up a valiant
fight and shot Sc, but could not
match the game dished out by the
defending champ.
Miss Dunn'S card:
o Tn-5 Ess55-1s
Miss Elizabeth Abbott of Avalon,
who attracted considerable notice
when she banged out an 81 in the
qualifying round, and won a first
round match from her mother, Mrs.
M. j. Abbott Tuesday, fell before
another Avalon player, Mrs. Harry
Buchanan, 2 and 1, Wednesday.
The youthful player got away to
a bad start with a on the first
hole, and a Z on the third. She
battled even on to the eleventh hole
which she won and was one down.
Mrs. Buchanan won the next two
holes. The match went dormie on
the sixteenth. Mrs. Buchanan
holed out for a halved hole, but
discovered she had played the wrong
ball and lost the hole. Miss Abbott
did the same thing the hole before.
The best Miss Abbott could do was
halve the next hole in 5 and the
match was over.
A feature match in the champion
ship consolation fight was between
Miss Marjorie Fischer of Broad
moor and Miss j. C. Patten of
Avalon. Miss Fischer led Mrs. Pat
ten 4 up at the start of the twelfth
hole. Mrs. Patten batted up hill to
square the battle on the sixteenth
green. They halved the next two
holes and Mrs. Patten won the
verdict with to Miss Fischer's
on the nineteenth hole.
Results in the flight and consola-
ton matches Wednesday we're:
CHAMPIONSHIP CONSOLATION FLIGHT
Mrs, J. c. Patten, Avalon. defeated Miss
Ma1orie Fischer ] up; 10 holes: Mrs. M
White, l. c. G.. 8 and T. Mrs. James
Gavin, I. c. c., defeated Mrs Jean Mazur
South Grove. and 4: Mrs. George
Bennett, Highland, up.
SECOND FLIGHT
Mrs. Charles Kelly, Riverside, defeated
Mrs. e. D. Lukenbill, Coffin and /.
Miss Helen Mattice. Highland. defeated
Mrs. D. H. Giffen. Pleasant Run. and 8.
SECOND FLIGHT CONSOLATION
u Miss b Mnorgan. South Grove. detected
Mrs. Lee Nelson, 1. c. c., e'eated Miss
M. MacDougall South Grove up.
THIRD FLIGHT
., Mrs Frank Kissell. Highland defesst ted
Mrs william T6as 4idde afhland up MIS-
Lehman. Broadmoor. and 4.
THIRD FLIGHT CONSOLATION
Mrs. AL Roy, South Grove defeated Mrs.
r. Van Horn. Avalon, 4 and 3.
fault from Mrs. A. Goldstein. Broadmoor.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Mrs. F. H. Green. Coffin, defeated Mrs
| T. G. Hood. l. G. c., 3 and 2.
Mrs. R. Showalter. l. c. c.. defeated Mrs.
Hal Holmes. South Grove. 8 and 2.
FOURTH FLIGHT CONSOLATION FINALS
| Miss Essie Diddel. Highland. won by de-
fault from Mrs. G. o. Richey, of Highland
At business meeting of the as
ISOLATION held late Wednesday at the
Coffin Club house, Mrs. D. S
Menasco of Highland, veteran work
er in the feminine golf field was
elected president. Mrs. George
Stewart of Pleasant Run, was re-
elected vice president, and Mrs
Charles Kelly, Jr.. of Riverside, was
elected SecretarY- treaSllrer New of