The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-25

TINE annual women's city cham
a. pionship is over and some thir-
ty-five or forty golfing women
shared in the prizes. Mrs. E. w.
Lee, president of the Indianapolis
Womens Golf Association, pre-
sented Miss Elizabeth Dunn with
a snappy diamond-Set golf pin in
reward for her seventh consecutive
conquest. After the presentation of
all the other prizes in the Proad-
moore clubhouse following the final
match Friday, Mrs. Lee said when
she bought that pin for first prize
she had an idea that Elizabeth
would like it.
After seven consecutive triumphs, the
reconcied to Miss Dunn winning each
year That and 3 defeat she handed
Miss Lou Adams OF Meridian Hills in the
final match Friday didn't give them an
clear idea about when she might be de-
throned Particularly when one conSid-
ers that there we're some puts not long
missed which might have ended the bat
tie sooner even though some of them were
counter balanced by Miss Adams errors
city championship and while many wom-
en- would like to see new face win It
any one is to beat Miss Dunn they must
when i was learned that the champion
pion, might not defend her Hoosier laureis
at South Bend next month. But Mrs
Lee announced the champion would ride
up to South Bend with her and take part
"NHER r, &c No rpct for fl1a onlf foY,
Il who is called upon today to
divide his attention between the re-
suits from the national open down
east and the second round of the
Indianapolis Public Links cham
pionship, which will be played over
Pleasant Run.
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
finds the local golfng world in the grip
of the Indianapolis District Golf Associa-
tion 81 hole championship over Highland,
indianapolis Country Club and Meridian
Hills, play being scheduled in the order
named. If you have not entered as yet,
this is last warning TO get in touch with
Secretary Clin Wagner at once. You may
he too late now.
On next Tuesday the Notre Dame Club
Of indianapolis will square away for an
is-hole Championship tussle over the
Avalon course. The committee in charge
William Mooney Jr., Jim Corhett Harry
Scott, AL Feeney and Bob Kirby. have
decreed noon or thereafter as starting
time and ask that all N. D. men who
plan TO play let IL be known before next
Monday, because Herb Miller, Avalon man.
ager, wants to know how many steaks to
put on the FIRE for the hungry mob after
the links action. The turnoutS have been
getting bigger each year in the annual
N. ID. event.
The fact that the District Association
tournament Will windup at Meridian Hills
next Wednesday afternoon has made 1t
necessary for the women OF that club TO
postpone until July their guest day tour
be mixed foursome tournament Sunday
at the Hills with the committee COM
posed or Mrs. A. E. Krick. c. II. Beckett
and H. II. Ochiltree, allowing players to
make up their own foursomes or leaving
ie to the committee at the FIRST tee.
The Indiana Professional Golfers Asso-
citation held a meeting Friday night and
decided 10 accept the invitation Of Bevcr-
ley shores Club, on the banks of Lake
Michigan at Michigan City. TO held the
p. G. A. qualifying round tournament
there late in August. Only pros who be-
long TO the r. G. A. can participate and
the low scorers qualify for the Indiana
representative positiors in the national
r, q. A. tournament sci-dulcd al 81.
Paul. Mimi. late In AuS-st.
The number Of Indiana places in the ma
ucnal event hinges upon the number Of