The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-20
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EIGHTY women took part in
IL twenty seven-hole invitational
golf tournament at the Willowbrook
course Monday, playing eighteen
holes over the short course and nine
over the par forty regulation lay
out. Miss Elizabeth Dunn, city
champion, was low gross shooter for
the entire distance, taking 100 blows
Mrs. 1. G. Kahn of Broadmoor was
second with lis, and Mrs. A. A. Nc
Clamroch of Frankfort and Mrs.
George Stewart of Pleasant Run
tied for third. Mrs. G. A. Jaqua
and Miss Mary Gorham tied for
fifth place.
Low net prize for the tyenty-seven-hole
Ssd o s gross and mrs s. Handicap Mseh for ne
90. Many other players figured in the
twenty prizes awarded for low net counts.
tb miss ow Dunn also captured the prize for
par, and Mrs. Carl Mccaskey pounded out
A over the par 40 long nine.
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Another amateur was held at Craw-
fOrdsville Country Club Monday, and
forty eight leading pro and amateur play
ers took part. Once again the boys trailed
Neal Mcintyre, Highland pro, who teamed
with Hungate, an Indianapolis amateur, to
total a best ball score of ga.
Second place went to Phil Talbot of
Bloomington, who played with Phillips of
South Grove, indianapolis, for IS. Rus
sell StonehouSe, Riverside pro, playing
with Richard Keil of Washington high
school, tied with Massie Miller, South
Grove pro, and Pasco of Greenfield with
SIS for third place.
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THE Avalon Club and fight
Il championship matches have
moved along even faster than sched-
uied. Herman Sielken, once state
champion, has worked his way to
the final match again this year, and
will tackle Jack Thibodeau for the
toga. Herman defeated Paul Whita-
more in the semi-finalS, 4 and 2,
while Thibodeau was forced to go
twenty holes to gain a one up mar
gin over DR.. F. L. Cooper.
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In the second flight, E. E. Krutsinger
oe4eateQ Guy street IN the Semi-flnalS. s
and & and will play Guy Craig. who de-
feated Lee Hanson in a semi-final tilt
3 and 2. @. E. Voglegsang viii play T. III
David for the title of the third flight. In
the Semi-finalS, VoglegSang defeated DR.
Clark Day. 5 and. 4. while David trounced
Dolly Gray. and g
In the fourth flight. Earl Hunker adj
vancec into the finals through a default
IN the semi-lnals by Paul Fishback, but
DR.. <; A. Woods was battled TO the end
. by Robert Craig before gaining a and /
win. J. II. King defeated Bob Barnaby 5
and to reach the finals of the fifth flight
and viii battle Ken Miller in the finals.
Miller defeated pr. a. NJ. Hetherington.
3 and 2. In the last flight, H. p Jung
claus and r. w. Hebson meet for the
final award. Jungclaus defeated F. L.
Warner in the semi-hnals 3 and 2 while
HebSon defeated r. L. Davidson, and s.
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The Highland mems championship has
reached the Semi-final stage with the
calender for next week calling for Max
Buell. against F. p. Davis in one thirty
six hole encounter and Ralph Burdick
against Jim Stevenson in the other.
In the quarter finals last week Buel
defeated Bill Van Landingham. and Z.
while Davis was obliged to 60 twenty holes
TO defeat Joe Stout, one up. Burdick de-
feeted Frank Binford. and 5, and Steven
son edged out close verdict over Henry
Simons, / up.