The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-25

MYTH perfect golf weather on
wv tap, women arrived early at
Riverside course today for the in
vitational meet held by G. A.
Rosasco, course manager. Rosasco
expected a large entry when asked
about the meet Tuesday, and when
the bright sun appeared today
Count was enthusiastic about
chances for the biggest feminine
event of the year.
The play was expected to consume most
Of the day for several women from distant
points signifed intention of competing.
Mrs. A., E. Bulson. of Ft: Wayne. new
s anTe We're 70 I
from Lafayette and a few came in from
Shelbyyille. The same high class group
SonoTs % in sS this city a' MISS ss Elizabeth S seR bunn
Stevenson, Mrs; &: 4; Jauga. Mrs; Carl
of the citys best players were in the play
which was eighteen-hole handicap with
prizes for net and scratch scores.
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George Marquis, assistant to Dick Nell
son, pro at Meridian Hills, while speaking
Of the women entries from that course.
mentioned they had a new aspirant for
championship laurels out there. Julia,
weight seven, pounds. arrived at the
MARQUIS residence, Sunday at high noon.
and George already has visions of a ma
tiOnal woman champion.
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Junior golfers are asked to watch
the playground page Friday for a
big announcement.
Out-State tournaments caused us to pass
UP, results of the July tournament. at Me
ridian Hills, but we will get up to date.
In the first round matches of the first
flight George Green beat Bremmerman,
9 and 6: culluna beat Cohee, and 4; viii
Ayres defaulted to j. r.. Stevenson. The
second round matches Of the. same flight
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scheduled for action today.
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THIRST round matches in the Sec
IL ond Meridian Hills fight resulted
in the following manner; Harrell
defeated j. R. Moore, 5 and 4; G. c.
Moore forfeited to Lee Smith; w. D,
Little defeated G. A. Vonnegut, up
and it took j. E. Andrews twenty
holes to beat j. w. Huntington. In
second round matches Harrell de-
feated Smith, 5 and 4, and Little
scored 1-up victory over Andrews
Third fight results: B. G. Stevenson
defeated Ellis, 4 and 3; o. NJ: Torian de-
defeated Curry. and 8, and GaEten de;
matches were won by Stevenson over
Torian. and 2, and Garten over Sparks
one up.
In the fourth flight Joe Brewer defeated
kissr issr ann anp 2; A. I F. fMs6 Plsrson detessed
2. II; Beckett, s and 4. IN the second s,1c
defeated Pierson. 8 and Q.
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In the fifth fight Allison took Ernie
Miller, and g. and Rhodehamel scored
a decisive win over Gustafson, and 6
Hamer was hard pressed for one uI
win over A. D. Hitz and r. L. Flood scored
q. narrow margin victory oyer E. w. Har.
ris. one. up. Second round match was 6
victory for Rhodehamel over Allison, anc
2. while the Hamer and Flood match wa;
carded for today.
Caddies and golf players. under sixteer
years Of age will get kick out of tn,
announcement on the Times Playground
page Friday. Better look 1t over.
In a partner handicap event at thu
Indianapolis Country Club. Carl @. GibbI
and DR.. E. D. Clark, defeated Ben Co
burn and Bob Bowen, one up in the fna
match.
TIME Western open tournament
i started at Chicago today with
five local entrants. Ralph Stone
house. pro at Coffin. and George