The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-12

COUTH BEND, Ind, July 12-All
~ of the 1O4 players in the thir-
teenth annual Indiana Women's
Golf Association state tournament
were still in action today as the
first day losers took part in con-
ISOLATION matches along with the reg
ular flights. A putting contest yes
terday afternoon occupied the en-
tire entry list.
The women's tournament is ar
ranged with the idea of giving en-
trants full week of golf. They have
it. Second day losers in each flight
came back today to play a medal
round for prizes.
A mixed two-ball foursome, with
men partners for the ladies, was to
be held this afternoon. 1t was a
handicap affair. Every one had a
chance.
Finals in all flights are scheduled
for Friday morning, with prize dis
tribution following the final match.
Results of the putting contest
follow:
Mrs. Penn G. shllern, South
Bend, won the championship flight
putting title with 36, while Mrs.
Charles Fulton of Anderson was
runner-up with 81.
In the South Bend Country Club
flight Mrs. w. D. Cleavenger of
Hammond was first with 35. Mrs.
G. A. Jaqua, Highland, Indianap-
oils, Mrs. M. R. Kavanagh of South
Bend and Mrs. Ben Olsen of High
land, indianapolis, tied for second
with TBS. Mrs. Jaqua won the play
off with a SO.
In the st. Joseph Valley flight
Mrs. John Peterson of South Bend
won a playoff with a 35, after
tying with Miss Josephine Richter
of La Porte, SO. South Bend players
won the remaining flights.
TN the various golf flights central
Il Indiana women Jared we'll yes
terday. Results:
Miss Mary Gorham of Highland defeated
Miss Harriet Randall, Speedway. and tdo g.
Miss Dorothy Ellis, Meridian Hills defeat
ed Miss Marriet Randall, Speedway; 3 and
Mrs. Charles Fulton, Anderson, and 4.
In the South Bend Country Club fight
Miss Frances Kottemans Highland, defeat
l. Mrs Everett Batdorf, South Bend. de-
feated Mrs. Ben Olsen, Highland, and 8.
In the consolation of this flight. Miss
Mrs. Roy Van Horn, Highland 8 and g.
Mrs; c. H. McCaskey.- Highland, defeated
Mrs. Rudolph Horst, South Bend. and
feated Mrs. D. K. Splitter, South Bend.
Miss Miss Natalie Barnes. Hazelden, went 20
holes to defeat Mrs. NJ, Kayanagh. South
Bend.
In the st. Joe Valley flight Mrs. William
Barrere, Leesburg, former Highlander,
and l. while Mrs E. P Dean, Indianap-
oils Country Club. defeated Mrs. c.. W.
Cole, South Bend, 2 and |. Mrs. Jack
Bennett Bobbitt. Kokomo, 4 and 9.
Mrs. Nell Jenkins, Meridian Hills, de
feated Mrs. Scott Hunt, South Bend. up
Miss Nell Coxen: Kokomo, defeated Mrs.
L. L. Sans of Elkhart.
Es In the gouS Ssnd dess shs Ms Ms e. 4 l.
this flight Mrs. E. A. Crane. Highland,
0 win over j" Miss Mis- kathleen NV Wooverton'
South Bend
IN the Presidents, flight Mrs Robert
j.. Harwood, South Bend. l up, and in the
consolation of this fight, Mrs. Glen Howe
of Highland lost, and q
MISS DUNN, defending champ
1N1 ion, seemed to have forgotten
her injuries received Monday in an
automobile accident when she took
on Miss Irmgarde Grabbe of Terre
Haute in the quarter-finals yester-
day.
Miss Grabbe warned Miss Dunn
before they started that any more
rounds of 70 like the champion fired
at her last year at Highland would
result in murder on the golf course
and burial in a sand trap"
The Terre Haute player also
laughingly remarked that she had
boat and fishing pole parked near
one of the lakes and would go fish
ing if the golfng got too tough.
Miss Dunn was out in ~. She
missed her second shot on No. 2 and
took a five, but it was a good place
to miss. Miss Grabbe banged her
second close to the pin and sank
putt for a birdie 3.
Miss Dunn was one under par for
the back nine when her match with
Miss Grabbe ended on the thir
tenth hole. The champion played
on in and scored a par SO for an
80 total.
Little Claribe1 Davidson, Hillcrest,
indianapolis, was playing in her
first championship flight yesterday,
but put up a good battle against
the ex-champ, Mrs. Penn G. Skill
lern, South Bend. Missed puts