The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-10

the qualifying round yesterday, two
more than the limit.
At the annual banquet last night,
Mrs McCaskey, who was reelected
president of the state association,
| read an announcement from Max
Buell., tournament manager Of the
Indiana Professional Golfers ASso-
citation, stating that on Monday,
July %, a pro amateur" for women
players will be held at Highland
Club, indianapolis. Entry fee will
be SO for the man professional and
81 for his woman partner. The play
will be a two-ball selective drive
event, without handicap. Many
feminine players are expected to
attend.
One of the sweetest recovery
shots of the tournament was made
by Miss Frances Kotteman of High
land on the No. 10 hole in the
qualifying round yesterday. Miss
Kotteman's tee shot took a hop off
line and landed in a trap. Her
iron shot from the sand was perfect
and landed on the green ten feet
from the pin. She barely missed
the putt for a birdie.
When Miss Natalie Barnes
smacked into her second shot on
No. it hoped over the green and
came to rest on the roadway near
the clubhouse. The road is con-
sidered a hazard and she was al
lowed to shoot the ball without
penalty.
Before she could play the shot,
however, she was obliged to find the
owner of an automobile that was
parked too near to allow full
swing. Her recovery shot was o. k.
She got five.
Miss Dunn won the medalist
prize with an 81, but the defending
champion was far from satisfied
with the score. She felt she might
Just as we'll have had score in
the 70s.
Her putter refused to function on
the first hole and she took three to
get in. but she came right back to
even the count with a birdie on the
second hole dropping a ten-footer.
She said she made a serious
blunder on No. hole by trying
! brassie shot on the second stroke. A
| hook put her ball into the marsh.
Three putt on two greens of the
back nine helped swell the cham
/ pion's total
Miss Harriet Randall of Speed
way. Indianapolis, who will not
reach the age limit of Is until next
Wednesday, scored a fine IS in the
| qualifying round despite skies on six
of the Is holes.
The bright spot of her first nine
came when she sent a brassie shot
to the green and it hit the pin,
enabling her to get birdie 3.
Miss Randall was i'll Sunday night
and for a while it was doubtful if
she could play.
Miss Claribel Davidson of Hill
crest played safe to score 81 and
get in the championship flight. Her
putt on the last green hung on the
lip.
Mrs. Ben Parks Jr. of Speedway,
/ runnerup to Miss Dunn for the In
dianapolis city championship re-
| Gently, continues to have trouble
with her putter.
Mrs. Parks took four puts to get
down on the ninth green and had
three puts on several other greens,
but finished with co.
Two players missed scoring a
hole in one" on No. Is by inches.
Miss Alice Belle English Of La
fayette sent a tee shot that hit on
the metal rim of the cup and
jumped out. Mrs. Paul Graham of
South Bend missed holing out by
inches.
Both Miss Ruth White of In
disnapolis Country Club and Miss
Dorothy GustafSon of South Bend,
who missed tying Miss Dunn for the
medalist honors by one stroke, sat
on the clubhouse veranda after their
round and recounted numerous
chances they passed up to better
their marks Of 83 each.
Miss White was decidedly off with
her woods on the first few holes
and started 6-5-5. Then. after a
string of five pars, she hit one in
the trap on No. and reached the
turn in 43, four over par. She missed
her drive on No. 10, but quoted
down and went along even par un-
til the eighteenth hole, where she
missed her second shot and then
failed to get down a four-foot putt
for a five which would have tied
Miss Dunn.
Miss Gustafson was hitting the
traps in every direction during the
first nine holes of her round and
got a 43 out. Fighting desperately
to catch the champion, Miss
Gustafson drove the green on No. II
and putted for a birdie but missed
( by an inch. On No. Is she was on
the green ten feet from the pin and
tried for another birdie, but missed.
Dorothy Ellis of Meridian Hills
( found the course has too much
water. She took an s on No. Z and
/ No. II after being in the aqua"
Greenwood was nosed out BY North