The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27

WITH clear skies and warm
w winds blowing across the fair
ways of the indianapolis Country
Club course this morning, fifty Wom-
en- players, all members of the In
dianapolis Women's Golf Associa-
ton, engaged in the second tourna-
ment OF the season. The turnout,
one of the largest Of the association,
was set to play high class golf.
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Miss Elizabeth Dunn, city cham
pion, entered her first meet Of the
year and teed of at 8 with Mrs.
Carl c. Gibbs of the country club
as her partner. At five-minute in
tervals the players left the first tee
with Mrs. D. S. NlenasCo, president,
acting as starter. Several prizes
we're offered for low net and low
gross scores. After the play the
women received the awards at
luncheon at the club.
T1o golfers Of Avalon Club, who never
have felt the sensation Of breaking the
10O-score mark we're the entrants in
novel tournament for their benefit staged
at the club Sunday. According to Neville
Ewing. assistant pro. prizes were offered
for PLAYERS who finished in hrst, fifth,
tenth and fifteenth positions
JUST TO MAKE THE HONOR OF
WINNING THE FIRST PRIZE MORE
JOYOUS, A. j. SCHOEN, WENT OUT AND
BROKE 100 THE FIRST TIME IN HIS
GOLF CAREER AND FINISHED WITH a
90. w. NJ HUTCHINSON FINISHED IN
FIFTH PLACE AND F. H. THOMAS IN
TENTH PLACE. MARION MOORE TOOK
THE PRIZE FOR FIFTEENTH POSITION
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TINE rain fell in torrents and
L made the playing of the tennis
matches between Shortridge high
school team and Kentucky Military
Academy at Linton, KY, impossi-
BILE Saturday, but Coach George
Naylor sent his golf team into action
and the Shortridge links FASTENERS
won top heavy victory The Blue
and White gutta percha hitters won
by a count of II to l.
flames r. STEVENSON has been
j named captain of Meridian
Hills 1929 golf team. jim is up and
at EN- and so far has matches
scheduled with four other clubs for
home and home matches, The
teams will be made up OF six mem
bers and on June IA will go to
Woodstock for q match and then
play the Woodstock team at Meri-
dian Hills on June IS.
During the stretch around the FOURTH Of
july the bows will get plenty Of golf action.
/ Following the regular club blowout IN con,
nection with the Fourth, the Hills team WIZ
/ 20 to Avalon. july for match. The next
| cdav they play the same team at the Hills
/ course No dates have been set for the two
GIa nb 6St Hig b viii be met at Highland
/ on Sept. ii and at the HIS INKS on sept.
Golfers out at Meridian Hills have taken
time the last few days 10 discuss the latest
social event. This tir1e IL struck right into
/ their ranks Our old friend Frank Shields,
lost a match with Oar, Cupid and is now
/ former Miss Julia Pretzman: The strange
/ sensation to the golfers Is the report that
Frank never took his golf clubs with him.
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| Onicers of the Indiana Greenskeepers
/ dianapolis are making big plans for q
/ convention to he held here June 3 at the
/ indianapolis Country Club. Victor George
/ al Iefavette is president of the sssocia-
/ ton and Ed Up6egraf Of the ]. c.. G., vice
president. Carl Bretzlaf Of Meridian Hills
! is secretary and George Hawkins OF Avalon,
/ treasurer.
DRETZLAFF states that at this
ID time requests have arrived from
a large number of manufacturers OF
implements used in golf course con-
struction requesting opportun-
tiles to display their wares to the