The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21

EIFTY-EIGHT advance entries
It we're paired today for action
in the first OF a series Of season
tournaments at Avalon Country
Club Monday. sponsored by the In
dianapolis Women's Golf Associa-
ton. Mrs. z. w. Lee, president,
said late entries viii be paired at
the first tee.
The field includes Miss Eli1beth Dunn.
city and state champion. Miss Lou Adams.
runner-up Tor the state Ute Two years
ago. and other leading women PLAYERS N
ffe citv The FIRST players will tee OF At
3 90 and Mrs. Lee saic TO-DAY because OF
ne large neid nc plans 2 start players
The FIRST ten tWoenme9 VIII leave inc
first tee AZ fvc-minutc intervals beginning
g $40 The next Ten ts .,, 1 az P 4ss
remaining players All wiA start from inc
No ADVANCE entries we're received from
Pleasant Run al time 81 pairiuzs and Mrs.
Lee said she was certain that many play
crs from the east side and other courses
would appear Monday and take part N inc
event which will be a low gross and blind
par tournament. -
Players who wish Q enter can PP syS Their heir
mlts them 70 take part IN al the events
OF the season without greens fee
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The pairings at Avalon follow,
with the first ten twosomes to leave
tee No. /.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn. Avalon. and Miss
Lou Adams, Meridian HIS; - - ~.
Mrs Carl Mccaskcy Highland. ano MRS.
Mrs Ben C. Stevenson. Meridian Hills.
and Mrs. A. G a. Jadua. Highland -,
MS Mary Gorham Highland. and MIS-
Edward Dean. / 9. q r,t.s,.,d and
Mrs. Harrison Bennett Highland anu
Mrs Sam Goldstein. Broaomoor. .rd
NJ Charies a. Kelley. Riverside, ana
Mrs a a. McCiamroch. Hignlaiio. ~.
Mrs. MYRTLE Schortle. Highlano- ana MIS-
J. rs q. NT PRANK = Nils. Highland. and Miss
Dorothy Ellis. Meridian Hil4s ,,,..,.,--d and
Mrs S. +. FensteTmachsI, hlsi''e '''1
~ Prank Carroll. Highland. and MIS-.
Albert Goldstein. BroadmooT
The following ten twosomes VIII
start from the tenth tee beginning
at $50 and following in five-minute
intervals:
Mrs. David Lurvey. BrOadmoor. and Mrs
f1 Mrs hT t. 4. Raueh. Avalon. and Mrs. Ed
Ea nc eof = A. / crane "a e. Highland. and Mrs.
Roy van pernard lehman. Broadmoor. and
Mrs Ben Olsen. Highlaln1se .;t,.vs and Mrs.
Mrs. Leo Mcnamara. hignlano' anu 80 .
Mrs. Fcrd Never Broadmoor. ana MIS-
Robert 1'. B ssnThaB. II Mooney. L C. C.. and
Mrs Robert L. Craig , Avalsoin, wills and
Mrs. Frank Olive. msrioiSh i''''''
h, ,,- o. psGieb e FLOOD Meridian Hills. and
Mrs william Mover. H .l,g;nIiIinod and MIS-.
Mr. Monte Mum. hi2hl=hu- "'44
Pc.arson Meridian HIS
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The following twosomes VIII zee
off from the first tee following right
ON after the first ten twosomes.
.s,s Earl Beck. Meridian Hills. and
Mrs. Vance Oathout. Avalon; mn. nd
Mrs. c. B. Durham. Merl91 ,snsd s1Ilcs
Mrs JACK Goddard. BroadmooF' anu
Mrs Hal Holmes Riverside. r,,,. and
Mrs. william Diodel. MeLloiAn iA'''''
"a Mrs oI Gertrude MariOwe; South Grove
and Mrs. 2. A, Baker ,, hi neaSs and Mrs.
Guy CT Gsorve ' wagner. south Grove. and
Mrs. Frank Dsyis; Higssl nntb Grove and
Mf Hrs he Albert rt' 1. Pei. Avalon. and Mrs. E.
W Lee Avaion-H
TWO big attractions are on tap
/ for South Grove golfers sun
dav. Pleasant Run team VIII IN
wade the Grove links for team
match. the first Of a series between
all public links teams. and the final
match in the Scotch two-ban four
some will be played
The two-baII foursome event has been
roinx on all spring and finally has mar
rowed down to two teams. Bill Weber and
Raw AustermIIIer. against Kenneth Loucks
and ErvaI HiIIigoss. and when this quartet
Of stellar mashie pRstimers lakes to the
arst faIrway Sunday there likely will be
aulte \ delegation behind them to watch
the play.
The Senior Golfers Association OF 1ndi-
ana win hold its spring meeting az S Yer,
Is according TO A. H. flaigan. presloen,,;;
and c. A. Young. secretary. Inc play VII W.
be eighteen holes and according 70 Dr: NJ;
f. Clark. who was tuning up az hlgnianu
FRIDAY afternoon. about seventy-hve play
crs usually compete IN these events Inc
seniors are a group OF state golfers VINO
piav a spring. summer and fall tourna-
mcnt-
Highland women played fourbail four
some team tournament with combined net
scores counting in the final summary and
Mrs. Myrtle schortIe and Miss Mary Cor
ham took down first honors with COM
binsd net count Of 1853. Mrs. Hal Benham
and Mrs. Frank Bowling were second with
160 and Mrs. Sidney Fenstermacher and
Mrs. II. NJ. Bennett. third. with 1s4. Mary
Gorham took down low gross honors for
the day with = %.