The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-12

five players. Mrs. C. H. McCaskey
carried off low gross honors with a
80. Mrs. G. A. Jaqua vas second
with 95, and Mrs. Robert Tinsley
motored over from Charlottesville
to engage in the play and scored
third with a 81. Mrs. Goethe Link
ALTERED a bit from her game of a
week ago and finished fourth with
a 80.
Mrs. Jaqua won second low net
honors with a rs while three play
ers tied for third with 76's. They
were Mrs. Emhardt, Mrs. Gage
Hoag and Mrs. McCaskey. In the
play off Mrs. McCaskey won the
prize.
Mrs. Norman Hebron resigned as chair
man OF the wOmen's golf committee at
Avalon and a meeting called to I'LL the
vacancy chose Mrs. E. William Lee as
her successor. At the same time the
women decided to increase the golf COM
mittee from three to eight members. Mrs.
e. ~ EOItnCy anu MEos Il W. LuHrhpAh
are in charge of handicaps. Mrs. A. d.
Heath and Mrs. George E. Weeks will
handle the publicity. Mrs. Glenn Howe
and Lee form the tournament committee,
while Mrs. G.. NJ. Weaver and Mrs. Her
vey will have charge of arrangements for
social events following golf tournaments.
Tuesday has been named as regular
women's golf day at Avalon. The COM
nnittee has attempted. so they say, to
present a schedule that will be attrac-
tive to women who play. or play at. golf
and advise the club members not to be
modest about their scorign ability. adj
ding that there are others who play in
differently. too.
EOR the women who have handi-
- caps of thirty or more, a spe-
cial nine hole tournament has been
arranged for each Tuesday. How
ever they may play eighteen holes
If they wish. The starting time has
been set at 8 to 1890 a.. m, and
the committee advises that the
starting sheet will close at that
time.
The schedule for the season fol-
lows:
Best Ringer Score-April IS to Oct. i.
April 15-Blind par tournament.
April 15-Blind par tournament. Nine
holes. For players with handicap OF %
or more.
May 6-Blind hole tournament. Eighteen
holes. Prize by Ideal Cleaners.
May 6-Blind hole tournament. Nine
holes. For players with handicap OF %
or more.
May 2o-Eighteen-hole handicap tour~a-
ment and lunch. Meridian Hills. Ladies.
May 20-Nine-hole tournament for play
ers with handicap Of % or more.
June S-Flag tournament. Eighteen
holes. First prize. five tickets to Uptown
theater.
June 3-Flag tournament. Nine holes.
For players with handicap of % or more.
Ou44C 90 u <o-N4tT SOuI uolltGA4b-
July i-Two-Club tournament. Eighteen
holes. Prize by my Own Beauty Shop"
July l-Two-Club tournament. Nine
holes. For players with handicap Of %
or more.
July 15-Guest day. Handicap tourna-
nent. Eighteen holes.
July 15@Guest day. Handicap tourna-
ment. MIN holes. For players with handi-
cap of 20 or more.
Aug. S-Medal play with handicap
tournament. Eighteen holes.
Aug. 5-Medal play with handicap
tournament. Nine holes. For players with
handicap Of % or more.
Aug. II to 1e-Club championship
tournament. Qualifying round. Monday
Eighteen holes. Match play-Tuesday.
Play must be finished Friday.
Aug. 7e-BiR Special tournament. Play
begins at 8 o'clock. Dinner at the club.
Sept. 2-Two-ball foursome handicap
tournament. Partners alternate strokes.
Sept. Is Caddy-members handicap
tournament. Both TO play with handi-
caps.
Sept. so-Fae tournament. Eighteen
holes.
Sept. so-F1ag tournament. For play
ers with handicap Of 2s or more.