The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-24

A FTER completing their most
"A successful early season tour
nament in history Monday. MEM
bers of the Indianapolis Women's
Golf Association looked forward to-
day until June 1924 when their
annual city championship will be
fought oyer the BBroadmoor Coun-
try Club links.
Seventv-one women. included among
tnem manv entirely new faces appeared
az the starting table at Avalon Country
Club Monday and took part in an eighteen
William Lee president. assisted BY Mrs.
Vance Oathout. chairman OF the Avalon
Although the play was for a net score
blind par the fans were interested in Miss
Lou ADAMS 80 gross score. low for the
day: Miss Elizabeth Dunn defending
Stevenson also Of Meridian Hills scored a
~ Tor second low gross and Miss Mary
stem Of Broadmoor tied tied for t al With
cd Mrs c,,, ,PatteR 9. IndiapapOli;
Avalon had s4's and Mrs. G. 4. Jaoua Of
.Tncidsntally not one PLAYER hit exact
flock OF s4's and ass who drew by lot for
the prize They were Mrs. Ralph Flood
oathout Mrs Frank no MDn MT Evh Lsnce
MIS- J. A; Birsheld OF Pleasant Run.
Miss Mss Francis Hamilton and Mrs. Bernard
klrschbaum Of Broadmoor.
Some Of the women failed to remain for
tied and drew were Mrs. Melville cohn
OF Broaamoor. Mrs. Harrison Bennett OF
Highland. Mrs. Herman sielken OF Avalon
s sIn1, MIS-: Margaret Mueller. Mrs. a. A..
80 when some Of the others left.
IF it is any news. the BOYS down
Il Louisville way are talking about
the chances of Indianapolis to win
the national public links champion
ship right now. The tournament
will be played over the Shawnee
course at Louisville, July 1923. and
Bill Farnham, publicity director,
sent us a note today to the effect
that Billy Heinlein burned up the
course the first time he ever played
it last week.
Billy banged out a SO, course
record. Par for the course is 70, or
36 each way. The yardage of 6,439
and description Of thelings, which
will be relayed to you later. indi-
Gates trouble awaits the fellow who
does not shoot straight.
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The anonymous pair" a team Of lead
ing Indianapolis amateur players who
want their identity kept a secret. won the
weekly pro-amateur tournament at Ander-
son Country Club. Monday. They had
net best bal Iscore Of 81 after their
amateur handicap had been deducted.
Since they don't want their bosses 70
know they were playing golf Monday in
stead Of selling their usual depression
quota OF merchandise. We will refrain from
publishinr the names although We feel
they probably made more on this par
iieuIar Monday playing golf. But We re-
fuse TO publish aliases too. Forty players
took part. which meant 1here was a 500
pot to split four ways Monday.
Marion Smith. pro at crawfordsviile
piavinr With Charles JeSSup. Anderson
amateur won second place in q three
way playof for second. third and fourth
places. The trio q o., teams had SIS In
municipal links. and sammy Simpson. an
amateur from indianapolis won third and
Ralph Stonehouse. Pleasant Run pro and
another Indianapolis amateur with an
alias won fourth place.
Due to the fact that next Monday il n
holiday the pros ard amateurs viii defer
action until June q when they will play
over the EIvood Country Club course As
guests OF Lester Smith. now pro at that
course.