The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-22


Mrs. Skillern went one up on the
first hole when she hooked her Sec
ond shot to the left, made a beau
|. tiful recovery to get on in three
and sank two puts for five. Miss
English got into trouble and her
third was not quite on the green
She took six strokes.
Miss English failed to win the
second hole. when she missed a
three-foot putt for a par 3. The
South Bend star was off to the left,
but came on in two and halved the
hole with a 4. They halved the
third in par 5.
The Lafayette girl squared the
match on the fourth, even though
she followed Mrs. Skillern into the
rough on her tee shot. Alice came
out we'll and got on in four, electing
to play safe and took two puts for
a 6. Mrs. Skillern landed in a trap,
but blasted out we'll and took three
to get down for 7.
Tee Shot 21O Yards
They halved the fifth, both get
ting on in Dwo and going down in
two Mrs. Skillern went one up
again at the sixth when she sent a
tee shot 210 yards to the green and
went down with a birdie 3. Miss
English was off in the rough,
Topped on her second shot, and
finally got on in three. She was
conceded a 4.
Both played beautifully on the
seventh, shooting birdie is for a
half. Alice squared the match
again on the eighth with splen-
did second iron shot that put her
on the green in two and took only
two puts for 4, while Mrs. SkiIlern
needed four to get on and then
down with a 5. They halved the
ninth with SIS and went to the
tenth tee with the match all even.
Tenth to Mrs. Skillern
Mrs. Skillern regained her one
up cad on the tenth as Miss Eng
lish pulled her second shot to the
left and needed four to get on.
Mrs. Skillern also needed four to
get on the green, but her shot
landed inside of Miss English's for
an easy putt and a 5, while Alice
needed two puts for 6.
They halved the eleventh, Miss
English getting on in and taking
one putt and Mrs. Skillern getting
on in 2 and taking two puts.
The match went all even once
more when Miss English won the
twelfth with nice second and third
shots to go down for par five
while the South Bender missed and
took a six.
Miss Englishs tee shot on the
thirteenth was short, while Mrs
Skillern landed her 160-yard shot
on the green for 3. Miss English
was conceded a q.
They halved the fourteenth with
IS. They also halved the fifteenth
both getting on in three and going
down in two puts.
Alice Misses Chance
Alice missed a chance to square
the match on the sixteenth after
sending a beautiful second brassie
shot to the back edge of the green
Mrs. Skillern was short on her thiro
and on in 4, five feet from the pir
for her 5. Miss English, however
took three puts, her second hanging
on the lip Of the cup, for a S.
Mrs. Skillern pulled her shot tc
the right on the seventeenth, but
made a great recovery and went
down in s. Miss English's third shot
was within four feet of the pin, but
she missed the putt and took fol-
a half
On the eighteenth, both we're
short on their tee shots, Mrs. Skill
lerns striking tree and bounding
into a trap. She pitched out and
onto the green, going down safely
for d Miss English was on the
back edge of the green and putted
up for an easy shot.
Puts Beyond Hole
With the easy putt facing her
that would send the match into ex-
ira holes, Miss English putted be-
yond the hole and went down,
finally, with a that left Mrs. Skill
lern with Pup victory.
CONSOLATION FINALS
Championship ConsoIatiOn-Miss Mary
Gorham, Highland. defeated Mrs. c. A. ia
qua, Highland and /.
Coauillard Flight-Mrs. William Barrere
Tippecanee. defeated Mrs. J. s. ShortIe
Highland. 1 uD.
Association Flight-Miss Lillian Rees
Willow. Brooks, defeated Mrs. Ralph Flood
Meridian Hills. and l.
Associate ConSOlation-Mrs. F. A
Crane. Highland. defeated Mrs. F. ]. Brugg-
ner. South Bend. and l.
Presidents Flight--MrS. Robert Koerber
Fl. WAYNE, defeated Mrs. Frank Mills
Highland and 5.