The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-24

the ShruoDery, winding up with a six
after taking penalty stroke. Miss
Dunn drove more than 200 yards and
played well for a 5.
Three up was Miss DunnS margin
after the seventh, where Miss Eng
lish got into trap, failed to recover
and took to the city champion's
par 4.
They halved the eighth when
Miss Dunn three putted for a par
five and Miss English made a
strong recovery from a trap. On
the ninth they played even to the
putting green and both we're down
in par fours, leaving Miss Dunn
l up at the turn.
Their cards:
Dunn Observation-Disclosures. 544 355 454-39
English ........... .. $50 3ts 654.-42
They also halved the tenth hole
when Miss Dunn went into the
rough from the tee, dubbed the next
and was on in five, taking two more
to get down. Miss English blew a
chance to gain on her rival when
she missed two one-foot puts after
being On in four.
Takes Two Drives
After driving 275 yards, Miss Eng
lsh sent her second shot into the
rough, but recovered to hole out in
four while Miss Dunn missed a long
putt and they shared the eleventh
with Is.
Miss English drove her first ball
into the shrubbery and shot a sec
ond. She wound up with a 5 while
Miss Dunn played easily to go four
up with a 4.
When they reached the thirteenth
tee, where Miss English staged a
sensational rally Thursday which
enabled her to overcome a four
down advantage and upset Miss
Dorothy Gustafson, South Bend
senli-flnalist, on the nineteenth
green, She started another brilliant
rally today.
1t took birdie to win the thir-
tenth, and Miss English Obliged
with a beautiful drive and some fine
approaching. Miss Dunn sliced in
10 trap, was on in three and took
Two taps for a par five.
Cuts Dunn's Lead
Both got off long drives on the
fourteenth, but Miss Dunn's second
bounced over the putting surface.
Miss English rolled up within ff-
teen feet of the cup and ran down
her second putt for four. Miss
Dunn taking five. Miss English was
2 down, 4 to play.
Both were far down the fairWav
on the fifteenth and into the rough
on their seconds. Miss English
Clipped up close and won the hole
with a par against Miss Dunn's E.
Miss Dunn rallied to snag birdie
% nthe sixteenth. Miss English got
into trouble on the fairways and
required six to Miss Dunn's q.
A birdie 3 on the seventeenth
brought Miss English up to l down
and l to play. Miss Dunn went
over the green while the challenger
barely missed a 2.
Both drove we'll on the eighteenth
Miss Dunn was short and then
passed the cup. Miss English was
on the green in 2 and putted up
within four feet. Needing a. four
to win the hole and square the
match, she missed the tap and
halved the hole with S%ess Dunn in
5, giving the local ace the title, l up.
Cards:
Far '......,,...... 543 544 545-39 1913
Dunn .........., IA $50 445-44-a9-ss
English .......:.... 745 444 635N42- AK
Semi Finals Long
In Thursdays semi-finaI NAV
Miss English waged a nip-and- tuck
battle with another young star. Miss
Dorothy Gustafson of South Bend.
winning one up on the nineteenth
green, after staging a brilliant clos
ing rally
Miss Dunn also was forced to
nineteen holes to eliminate. her old
rival. Mrs. j. G. Patten of I. C. C..
l up. Miss Dunn failed to be up in
the match at any time until the
final holes, either trailing Mrs. Pat
ten or being even through the reg
ular play
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