The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-18
BY DICK MILLER,
Times STAFF Correspcndent


oils, defending her title here in the
Indian Women's Golf Association
State tournament, today was blaz-
ing away for the semi-finals against
her quarter-final round opponent
Miss Helen Benbridge, Terre Haute
At the end of the first nine Miss
Dunn was leading five up. The In
dianapolis girl was shooting par
golf and had an even AZ for the out
ward journey.
Mrs. Buison Leads
Mrs. \. E. Bulson, Fl. Wayne, was
leading Mrs. Ben c. Stevenson, In
dianapolis, 3 up at the end of the
first nine. Mrs. Bulson was playing
remarkable golf and on the 183-yard
third, fired her tee shot to one
foot of the pin and holed out for
birdie two.
On the eighth Mrs. Bulson holed
out ten-foot putt for a birdie four
and on the ninth sank a fifteen
footer for another birdie four. The
Ft. Wayne woman had a par AZ for
the outward journey.
Tuesdays Features
The matches Tuesday eliminated
half the contenderS in each of the
five flights. Today the eliminated
started match play in consolation
flights.
The feature of Tuesdays play
came when Mrs. c. A. Jaqua de-
feated Mrs. Fred Holmes of La
fayette, one up on the nineteenth
hole. Mrs Jaqua held a five up lead
at the thirteenth tee. Mrs. Holmes
started an uphill battle and won
five of the next seven holes. She
evened the match on the eighteenth
Mrs. Jaqua was par on the nine
tenth and Mrs. Holmes found trou-
BILE in the rough, The battle was
over
Mrs, A. A. McClamrock, Frankfort
who plays from Highland, battled
Miss Dunn on almost even terms
Miss Dunn finally won, 8 and |
Mrs. Tinsley defeated Mrs. Tom
Daugherty. Terre Haute, 8 and 6
and Mrs. Stevenson Of Indianapolis
defeated Mrs. Irene McAdams, La
fayette, by the same score. Miss
Benbridge defeated Miss Grace
Everett, Terre Haute, and 5.
Wins on Eighteenth
Mrs. Scott Snyder found rough
going against Mrs. c. A. McCaskey
of indianapolis and was forced tc
go to the last hole to win one up.
Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Indianapolis, de-
serves credit for the battle she
staged against Mrs. Bulson. The
first nine ended with Mrs. Gibbs
one down. She evened the match on
The tenth hole and il was still
even at the start of the fifteenth
At this point the Indianapolis play
er weakened and lost the next three
holes in row. Today's pairings in
consolation flights we're.
T. ii. COUNTRY CLUB FLIGHT
Mrs. D. X. Splitter. South Bend. VS.. Mrs
L. NJ. Wainwright. Indianapolis
Mrs. Andrew Crawford. Terre Haute. VS.
Mrs. c. p Nelson, Fl. Wayne.
Mrs. William Barrere, Jr., Indianapolis
VS.. Miss Mary Livengood, South Bend.
Miss Mary Gorhsm, Frankfort, VS.. Mrs
Samuel Kraus. Fl. Wayne
ASSOCIATION FLIGHT
Mrs. Mary Herkimer. Terre Haute, VS.
Mrs. Delbert Talley, Terre Haute.
Mrs. Shannon Buntin, Terre Haute, VS.
Mrs. Harrison Bennett, indianapolis.
Mrs. L. E. Hess. Indianapolis, VS.. Mrs
John Lamb, Terre Heute.
Mrs. Gage Hoag, Indianapolis, VS.. Mrs
Bernie Lahman, indianapolis.
PRESIDENTS FLIGHT
Mrs. Nathan ROsenblatt, Clinton, VS.
Mrs. ii. Bruggeman, Fl. Wayne.
Mrs. B II. Shideler, Attica, VS.. Mrs. D
n. Ruschli, Lafayette.
Mrs. Chester Poor, Clinton, VS.. Mrs
COrnelia Everett, Terre Haute
Miss Katherine Temper, Attica, VS.. Mrs
Warren Hussey, Terre Haute.
VICE-PRESIDENTS FLIGHT (FINALS)
Mrs. Anton Human, Terre Haute, VS.
Mrs Lee Black. Terre Haute.