The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-23

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Mrs. Patten shot splendid goli
today to defeat Miss Dorothy Gus
tafson, South Bends 18-year-old
city champion, up, Miss Gustaf-
son started with a rush, winning the
first hole, but Mrs. Patten squared
the match at the fifth. The young
er woman won the fifth and it took
a birdie 4 for Mrs. Patten to square
things again at the sixth.
Up at Turn
At this point Miss Gustafson
faltered, her tee shots finding the
traps frequently. Mrs. Patten con-
tinued her steady game and reached
the turn 3 up. Miss Gustafson won
the eleventh with a par, but Mrs
Patten pared the twelfth to regain
her lead. Miss GuStafSon birdied
the fourteenth and pared the fif-
teenth to win. However, she missed
a chip shot on sixteen and took
three puts. Mrs. Patten played
safe to run out the match.
Mrs. H. L. Cooper, South Bend,
started out in a nip-and-tuck match
with Mrs. Bulson, each winning two
and halving two of the first six
holes. Mrs. Bulson took the sew
enth and eighth, but Mrs. Cooper
rallied and won the ninth to be
one down at the turn.
Champion Shows Class
Here Mrs. Bulson displayed some
of the form that thrice has crowned
her a state champion. She birdied
the tenth and Embossed string OF
SIS and Is which gave her flve-up
advantage at the fifteenth with only
three holes to go.
Miss Ruth White, Indianapolis
Country Club, went down in an
Overwhelming defeat to Miss Alb
bott by a score of 7 and 6. Miss
White was able to win only one OF
the twelve holes she played with
Miss Abbott. who was four up at
the turn. Miss Abbott took three
straight holes ON the second nine
to win.
HighlanderS Battle
Two Highland players matched
drives in the other quarter-flnal
match with Mrs. McCaskey having
Mrs. C. A. Jaqua two down at the
end of nine holes.
The latter squared the match at
the tenth and eleventh but Mrs.
McCaskey pared the next two holes
and played carefully for halves. She
was handed the sixteenth and the
match when Mrs. Jaqua took five
on the par three hole, Mrs. NC
Caskey winning the hole with four
and the match 3 and 2.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Indianap-
oils. defeated Miss Lou Adams,
and 4, in a championship flight con-
ISOLATION match today. Mrs. George
Stewart, Pleasant Run, Indianap-
oils, defeated Mrs. B. j. Steelman,
Hammond, and 4, in the Woodmar
fight.
At the annual business meeting after the
quarter final matches Tuesday, Mrs. w. D:
CleaYenger of Hammond was elected
president of the Indiana WomenS Golf
Association to succeed Miss Mary Gorham
of Frankfort. who plays from Highland at
Indianapolis. Miss Gorham was nomi-
mated again. but spoke. against here re-
election because she had served two years
as secretary-treasurer before taking the
prexy position. Mrs. Cleavenger is a vet
Gran member of the association and the
success of the present tournament at Ham
mond is largely the result of her untiring
efforts as hostess.
Mrs. H. L. Cooper of South Bend was
elected vice-president succeeding Mrs.
John Bixler of Lafayette. Mrs. Harrison
Bennett of Highland. Indianapolis. score
tary and treasurer of the Indianapolis
Women's Golf Association. was elected to
that post in the state association for the
coming year. She succeeds Mrs. A. E.
Bulson. TT. Wayne. defending champion.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott issued an invita-
ton to the meeting to hold the 1881
state championship play oyer her home
course. Avalon at Indianapolis. Mrs. Bull
son offered an invitation from the Tippe-
canoe Country Club at Leesburg. near
Lake Wawasee. The body voted to accept
the Indianapolis offer