The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
Mrs. Patten Upsets Miss Dunn In
First Round; Lou Adams Dropped
in Long Tilt; Miss Abbott Wins

Mrs. James G. Patten, Indianapolis
Country Club, who, shot steady and
conservative golf to enter the second
round.
Only default of the first round
was chalked up to the credit of
Mrs. Albert E. Bulson, Fit. Wayne,
defending champion, when Mrs. G.
E. Eagers, Hammond, was forced to
withdraw because of the critical i'll
ness of her sister.
Miss King Battles
Second extra inning match of
the first round came when Miss
Elizabeth Abbott, Avalon Country
Club, Indianapolis, was forced to
resort to sub-par golf on the TWEEN
tieth hole to eliminate Miss Geral-
dine King, Wabash, ! up.
Miss King was one up at nine
holes, but faltered on the inward
journey and Miss Abbott drove off
at the eighteenth with one-hole
advantage. However, the Indian
apolis girl three-putted the
eighteenth and Miss King squared
the match with a par 5.
They halved the nineteenth and
then Miss Abbott hit two beautiful
wood shots on the twentieth. Her
second was over the green, but she
Clipped dead and sank her put for
a birdie and the match.
Mrs. Jaqua in Form
Mrs. C. A. Jaqua, Highland, In
dianapolis, had a comparatively easy
time with Mrs. Neil Albright, elm
mating the South Bend woman by a
score of 5 and 3.
The second former state champion
to join the ranks of the onlookerS
was Mrs. Fred Holmes, Lafayette,
who was the victim of Mrs. Carl
McCaskey, Highland, Indianapolis,
by and l count. The two played
almost even golf throughout most Of
the match, with Mrs. McCaskey
gaining her lead on the second nine.
Pairings for the second round on
Wednesday,:
Miss Dorothy Gustafson VS.. Mrs.
James Patten.
Mrs. A. E. Bulson VS.. Mrs. Harry
Cooper.
Miss Ruth White VS.. Miss Eliza
beth Abbott.
Mrs. C. A. Jaqua VS.. Mrs. Carl
McCaskey
pdnsp ssa ss n0 xGn t ds Noe Sss%
gaquaied the 1ndians srSfS women s With
Miss snS Mary ' Gotham 'S s. Mrs. ssu A. M Mo-
Clamroch scored 100. bringing the total
dGT t hrs f0SF e sse MT each ba 5as ger
for Woodmar and Mrs. j, r. 'Broan Sc.
Mrs; Victor Dyer scored 81, bringing the
total to 381. Lafayette, the only other
team, was not close.
Mrs. Dyer was expected to do better
than 81. having once been in the final
match several years ago at South Bend
pion. Mrs. Scott Snyder. in an early round
match. Another Hammond entrant. who
r oT upon Who T pays # WcFer psTS
and takes part in western women's cham
pionships. Mrs. Orr had an SO the other
get in the select circle.
Miss White and Miss Adams each
matched women's, par on a majority of
pars and one birdie. but went four over
par on the first and second holes with an
9 ana 6. Miss White had ten pars and
here and there.
The Woodmar lounging room trophy case
woman who has entered here will 20 home
carrying beautiful trophy or something
as a souvenir. which all goes to the credit
the northern Indiana people. who are ex-
cited about woman's championship.
The advance tourney entry vas eighty
three. few dropped out. bringing the
total down TO seventy Eight. but Mo-rie
White, the Woodmar pro. rounded up some
Of his Hammond women and soon had
the field boosted back up to eighty-one.
which considering the number of veterans
absent who might be called regulars. is a
ment SO far north. The heat wa Was terrible
during the play Monday morning but a
breeze blew in during the afternoon and
refreshed the competitors.
Elizabeth Dunn got of her game Non
day when her caddy failed to show up.
Ne ran sfoq Of The Law and late re-
Miss Dunn and she finally handed the
caddy the air
Mrs. Holmes. who started back after the
golf championship in earnest last wear.
but failed to qualify. got into the current
championship fight only after an over
time battle; When a check was made Of
PLAYERS were tied for positions IS. IA. is
and is. Mrs James c. Patten Of Indian
apoliss Miss Buff Abbott of Avalon. Indi-
annapolis. Mrs. Charles Latham Of the In
dianapoIis Country Club. Mrs. Fred Holmes
and Miss Mary Gorham of Highland In
dianapolis but a resident of Frankfort. all
turned in scores Of IS n the order named,
a play-off resulted Mary Gorham pressed
a couple and finally got down with q q
Miss Abbott and Latham took IS and
Miss Gorham into the first consolation
fight but with score four strokes bet