The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-31

a VALON m e m % e T s staged
n spirited flag tournament for
the Roberts Brothers trophy and
several other worthy prizes over the
week END and close finishes made
measurements and drawing neces-
sary before the winners could be
determined. Practically everyone in
the club played on one of the three
days-Gordon Cloyd, the winner,
was the only player to show real SUI
periority. He was on the second
green when he exhausted his last
stroke.
Both a. r. Good and w. +. Bookwalter
were on the first green eighteen inches
from the cup and drew BY lot for second
and third prizes. Good took second. Vance
Oathout was shaded out Of a three-way
tie. His ball was two feet from the cup
on the first green.
Five players tied for afth sixth seventh.
eighth and ninth places. all getting their
gutta percha into The eighteenth cup on
their last available stroke They drew by
jot and nishea n ths loli9 T1 eoSsT
L. Craig. Ken Miller and II. B. Harley.
There were a number Of PLAYERS on the
eighteenth green At about the same dis
lance from the cup and they drew Tor
tenth place prize. Art Fleck won.
Byron Honett defeated Booth Jameson
in one Of the two scmi-hnal matches Of
the spring handicap tournament at Wood
stock Monday and will meet she winner Of
a.
the title next SATURDAY. Hcllett had TO 20
TO the ninteen,h hole to gain one up
marlin Of victory.
IN a Memorial day handicap tour
i nament. Harold Tharp. with a
20 handicap to deduct from his 81
gross, took first place with a 81 net
score. Byron Hollett was second
with 70 gross. 8 handicap and II
net. Jerry Caddick was third with
9622-74 net.
Women PLAYERS who competed IN and those
who galeried the Indiana Womens Golf
Association state tournament a. Avalon
last summer will remember Ms George
PscEett Of Terre Haute. She was the
PLAYER with the utterly unorthodox putting
however. and word from Terre Haute bears
out the statement that she Is hitting EN-
pretty from the tee this wear. Monday,
while playing the Elks n. Harrison
Country Club course The shot vas on the
short eighth hole. She didn't need 70 putt
that one.
Fred Scott made best use Of his handi-
cap allotment and planted his flag
fartherest from the first tee when two
dozen Sarah shank club members took
part in a far Tournament and wen hrst
place. Herman Alerding was second and
William Rogers third. Martin Yohler and
Claude Bennett each putted cut on their
last allotted stroke and tied for fourth.
In flag tournaments each PLAYER Is allotted
the total number Of strokes Of his handi-
cap added 70 course par. when he uses
the last stroke he plants the naE with his
name on Il where the bali comes to rest.
Iucius French with = net score OF 2oi
captured the r 3. Hatfield cup ouerec IN
af1y,fouT-hee ionfns ei,s ,,o al ais sh-
aversre OF 76-pius ner eighteen holes.
the nnai match OF a Scotch two ball four
seine tournament that has been N pros
ress - south Grove course They de-
feated Bill Weber and Raw Austermiller IN
the final match one 40. eirhteen holes
Brcacmoor members had flag tourua-
mcnt Monday for both men and woncn
PLAYERS and prizes we're won only attef
close nnishes IN both divisions JAKE
Wolf reached the first green on the sec
cnn round and CAPTURED frSt prize for men
stroke and Was lust short 81 the nrSt
green. Bernie Lehman cot into the
cinhteenth CUP with rs lakt blow.
won hec7use her s--ond shot or The nrst
fsirwav had more distance than Mrs. sam
ticlczte-att That VAS The mar2l1 0. VIC
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