The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-16
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10 by DICK MILLER

fourth with 95's. Mrs. licCaskey had hard
luck that ruined her chances TO hang up
the low net of the day. When she reached
the eighteenth tee she needed five for
an 81. Her second shot got down under
bridge and in the creek bank, and be-
fore she finally got in the cup her score
for the hole was 13 and her total score
95 instead of 81.
IN the low net division, Mrs.
4 Charles Fulton of Anderson won
with rs. Miss Myrtle Small of CraW-
louisville took second with IT, Miss
Jerry King of Wabash third with 63
and Mrs. D. B. Jenkins of Mobiles
Vile fourth with a. Mrs. v. Scheid-
Ter of Attica was fifth with 95.
Lester Smith. Wabash pro, took the OPP
portunity to enter his young star, MISS
Jerry King, Is years old. in her first tour
nament. Miss King he's fne golf form
and plays her wood shots well, but seems
putter. Practice will take care OF lot OF
that and tournaments probably will over
come a touch of temper.
Mrs. Charlie Kei.ey and Miss Mary Cor
ham. high officials in the city and state
golf asSocia .lon.. respectively, were on
hand and gave Garringer the assistance
needed to conduc a smooth tournament.
half of the Speedway management and
Neal Mcintyre, Russell and Ralph Stone
house, Count Rosasco; Herman Uebele,
SIGNALS and course managers, and the
United States Royal Rubber Company.
The women. spoke very highly Of the
course and their scores were gratifying in
view Of the long course yardage OF $500.
"a
A N attractive blueprint schedule
I = arrived at the desk today. 1t
carried proper atmosphere to an
nounce a golf tournament between
the state highway commission and
the city engineers to be played at
Pleasant run Saturday beginning at
1880. A touch of artistry, a golfer
with a bag Of clubs waiting to tee
off, a sketch of the finish of drive,
a smiling golfer who has shattered"
a, 100 touched off the placard in fine
style.
The idea Of the poster is to gain support
for the teams. urging the followers to join
the gallery and follow Their faycrites, with
the reminder that there is no fees at
tached. Schedule reads follows:
12:3o-Bodine (state) VS.. Matlock (city)
i2:So~Dunlay tstate) VS.. johnson tcity).
Mcclure scorer.
12:35-Wuncheli (statel VS.. McLeary
fcityl. Macarthur scorer
12:35-Brookwalter fcity) Us. Kartepter
(cityl. Waggoner scorer.
l2:f0-Burkle tstatel VS.. Spare tcityl
Miss Specs scorer.
12:4o-Reed tstate> VS.. Lang (cityl. Miss
Bechert scorer.
l2:45-Rhodes tstate) VS.. Msrrick Ccity).
u IBartieson tstate) VS.. Reed city.
12:5O-Harrold (state) vs. Gwinnup
(cltvl. Harris scorer.
l2:5o-Brunsma (state) VS.. PeeIe (city).
Bundy scorer.
state golfers who are planning to at
tend the state tournament at French Lick
next week are advised by the Hoosier
Motor Club that Two routes are available,
but the short route recommended The
best ard shortest is by way of Martins
Vile. Bloomington. Bedford, Paoh. with two
The first detour is five miles north of
Martinsville and three miles Of it is in
excellent condition. The twentv-nine
miles Of detoUr between Bloomington and
Bedford is hard surface road. but a bit
narrow and has several sharp curves.
Leave Indianapolis on Road 81 to Paoli
orA Ped Sc frem there to French Lick.
49, FrcS 81 = Seymour and then over
Posd 20 70 Mitchell. then over Road 81 TO
Peoii and Road So 5to French Lick Dis
tsnce is Isl miles this wsv and the road
from Seymour is rot much better than
tn dstours on t.. cher route