The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-13

GEORGE r. HOCKETT, Ameri-
" can Legion post, No. 127, OF
Anderson, repeated his 1881 victory
in the fourth annual state legion
golf meet at Speedway course Tues
day and won the Grand Voiture
cup for the second consecutive year.
The quartet OF shooters on the
team that fired a low gross total
of 33l we're w. Knight, J. W. Barber
l.. Durham and c. Hilligos
Low net team honors went to Milan
Und) legion post, made up of 6. Gerster,
NJ n. Hutchison, W. KuhIemeir and T. A.
Thompson with low total Of 26O. T. c.
Huston Of Elwood fred the low individual
gross score Of the day, a snappy 76.
Thompson of Milan was second with 1S and
Cliff Wagner Of Indianapolis third with
20. Low net honors went TO Kuhlemeir Of
Milan with SO. while second horOrs went
to Hutchinson Of the same team with 65,
f. Moshell Of ElwOod was third with GO.
At the dinner following the play and
held at the indianapolis Athletic Club. v.
M. Armstrong candidate for state com
mander; John Hano. Twelfth district chair
man lAuhhfll AOUkf hIltIlCdulcdtluu bAlNtI
Of the legion, and his assistant. c. W.
Wilson were guests. Prizes we're dis
ttibuted. Charles Stark Of Terre Haute
had low gross on the first nine holes 80,
while Huston of ElWood had 36 on the sec
ond nine. George McAlevy Of Crawfords-
vile led in brides and Thompson Of
had the most SIS I. Kirkpatrick Of Indi-.
annapolis the most IS. and F. J. Julian Of
Delphi the most Is. The prize, for the
and q sNerfa1 r. n mr. rOL G
one hole went to G. II. Barr Of New Al
hany: Wood OF Indianapolis took the prize
l9r TIE most r5 strokes Of The DAY ~ while
prize for coming the longest distance to
compete. field Of 66 competed
The Voiture cup was captured the
first year by Columbus Legion post
and the second year by Victory post
No 10 of Shelbyville. It goes for
permanent possession to the team
that wins it three times.
Mrs n. L. Rauch won the regular ladies
dav tournament at Avalon Tuesday with
an even 100 which was nine strokes better
than Mrs. Earl Fortnev second. and Mrs
f. william Lee third with ITO.
EAREWELLS will be in order this
Il weekend as departing caravans
Of local golfers go trailing out of
the city to the scenes of two major
tournaments. Quite a delegation of
women will form the Indianapolis
guard in the state championship
play at Coquillard course in South
Bend, next Monday to Friday, in
elusive Six public links golfers will
cary the local colors in the ma
tional tournament over Shawnee
course, Louisville, next Tuesday to
Saturday.
Advance Information has it that in ad-
1bion i No Mss Miss Elizabeth Dunn; Rivers SADIE.
her tltle as state champion, such local stars
as Mrs; G, A: JaGua, Mrs. Carl McCaskcy.
Toch. Miss Mary Gorham, Mrs f. L.
Crane, Miss Frances Kottcmau Mrs. Sid
I,cnsterma cher and Mrs. Harrison Bennett.
the last named secretary OF I'm state as =.
soc'atiOn. 6rc advance certsintics to rep
resent Highland nj the state meet More
are cNpocted to ioin the party before de
DPr'ure time.
Mrs. Glen Howe. vice president of the
are sure entries from Avalon. while Mrs
j. c. Patten and Miss Ruth White arc
sure to carry The banner Of the Indian
has indicated she will represent Pleasant
Run. 1t would hardly seem like a state
tournament without Mrs Ben c. Stevenson.
former champ. but she failed to take part
at Hammond two years AGO and She NAV
not represent Meridian Hills but Miss
Dorothy Ellis who recently went 10 The
finals of the city tournament and Miss
CAROLYN Hitz will represent the Hills and
more are expected to Join
MRS. MELVILLE COIN and
1FA Mrs. David Luryey are certain
starters from Broadmoor with a
good possibility of Mrs, I. G. Kahn
being on hand after her splendid
showing in the recent city affairs.
Municipal course entries are uncertain at
this time but with the vefv reasonable
rates being offered bv TIE South Ren1
women as an irducement II Is nuitn likely
that many of the feminine PLAYERS from