The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-27
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" fetal figures give Mally Car
Isle, Coffin inksman, first low net
honors in the recent Indianapolis
District Golf Association f1fty-four-
hole tournament played Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. Mally fired an 86 at High
land, an 80 at the I. e. c. and came
back with an "a at Broadmoor to
give him a gross total of 253. He
had an 10 handicap. which totals "a
and makes 1879 net, one stroke ahead
of K. Trusty.
Cliff Wagner, secretary Of the district
association. made no effort to determine
winners at the end Of play Wednesday, but
rolled up all the cards and will give them
a check and double check before publish
ing winners. Copying 143 cards, adding
and subtraekinR 10 get gross and net re-
suits constitutes a real task and Cliff long
ago decided that adding machines in Of
fees we're made for that purpose. The Of
fciaIs results and prize winners will be
announced soon.
Ben Cohee. chairman Of the sports and
nastimes committee at Meridian Hills. has
Organized a junior bows golf team and is
busy now arranging matches with junior
teams of other clubs. Ben has appointed
Don Ellis as captain and so far Don is
sure Of Bob Rhodehamel and Charles ana
Bob Collins as team mates. The Hills
members are looking into the future.
THE guest day for Highland
i women planned for today has
been postponed until July II, by
Mrs. c. A. Jaqua women's golf COM
mittee chairman. The city tourna-
ment dates were not set when the
Highland women first planned their
guest day. Too much golf already
this week caused the abandonment
of the plans.
Mrs. Ralph Flood has announced that
the Meridian Hills women will hold
sate-wide guest day at Meridian Hills
course on Wednesday. July o. The Hills
committee hopes to have hundred or
mora guests The Highland women In
nostponing their guest day until two days
after the Meridian Hills affair hope to in
terest many Of the Out-state women COM
ing in for the Hills event to make 1t
three-day visit and play in their guest
event too.
The indianapolis Women's Golf AsSo-
citation city tournament ended today at
Avalon. 1t has been a week Of splendid
NAV. Scores have been lower and the
Avalon Country Club course in wonder
ha tn Mrs.
Charles A. Kelley Jr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Bennett. president and secretary Of the
organization during the past year. goes
world of praise for the EFFORT they ex-
nended in getting a record field Of sixty.
three women into the play and all OF these
women have stuck to the ship all week. IN
spite of the torrid weather and the rain
storm of Tuesday morning that drenched
most of the field.
TIME Avalon Club, particularly
M. j. Abbott, who has been on
the scene as starter and ready to
see that every little want of the
players was satisfied, has received
the praise of player after player.
The city tournament never before
has been played on private course,
but with the first attempt SUCH
huge improvement over any other
city affair and with 90 per cent of
the field from private clubs it ap-
pears that the play is right where it
should be. Mrs. Ben Stevenson, the
incoming president, likely will see to
that again next year.
Bob StuTm. captured the June kiwanls
Club tournament at the Speedway course
Thursday with a gross 81. He was two
blows ahead of Harry II. Ochiltree and
Harrison Bennett. who each had S6's. Net
honors went to John w. Jordan with a
% with Emory Baxter second with ~,
and Carl s. Wagner third with 76. Jack
Harding was in charge of the tournament
that had field of fOrty-twO Kiwanians
in II.