The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-20
Pleasant Run
Star to Face
Local Champ
Mrs. Parks VS.. Mrs. Cutter
in Other Semi-FinaI
at Speedway.
BY DICK MILLER
BY DICK MILLER

champion, reached the semi final of
the indianapolis Women's Golf As
ISOLATION city championship today
at Speedway course, defeating Miss
Ruth White, indianapolis Country
Club player, and 8.
Miss Dunn will play Miss Harriet
Randall of Pleasant Run tomorrow.
Miss Randall reached the Semi-fnal
with a 6-and-5 victory over Mrs.
G. A. Jaqua, Highland veteran. Miss
Dunn is from Highland club.
The other two players to reach
the Semi-fnals, in the lower half
of the bracket, were Mrs. Ben T.
Parks Jr. of Speedway and Mrs.
Carl Cutter, Pleasant Run.
Mrs. Parks won her quarter-final
match from Mrs. Freeman P. Davis,
3 and 2. Mrs. Cutter eliminated
Miss Frances Kotteman of High
land, 5 and 8.
Champion Out in 40
The title folder was out in 40
today to be two up at the turn.
The only holes she lost were the
long sixth and the ninth.
Par won the tenth for the cham
pion. Miss White took seven on
the eleventh, while Miss Dunn had
six. Miss Dunn missed short putt
on the twelfth and they halved in
fives. Miss Whites third shot was
foot from the pin on the tEir-
teenth and she won with par.
Miss White lost the fourteenth
after getting in a trap. Miss Dunn
scored a birdie two on the four
tenth and came back with another
birdie on the fifteenth, to end the
match.
Miss Randall was first to reach
the semi-final requiring only thir-
teen holes to defeat Mrs. G. A. ia
qua. Poor approach shots resulted
in four skies on the first nine for
Mrs. Jaqua. She was out in As TO
be three down at the turn. Miss
Randall four putted on the fourth
hole to lose her only hole in the
match.
Birdie IN Twelfth
On the ninth hole Miss Randall
was down in one putt to go out in
43. Each took fives on the tenth.
Mrs. Jaqua three-putted the elev-
enth and Miss Randall dropped a
four-foot putt for a birdie three on
the twelfth. She finished the match
on the thirteenth with five.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Parks played
Indifferent golf, Mrs. Davis carding
three sevenS and five skies and Mrs.
Parks six skies.
Mrs. Parks held the edge at the
end of the first nine, one up, by
dint of birdie four on the sixth
Mrs. Parks began her victory
drive on the tenth hole, but Mrs
Davis won two of the next three
holes. The fifteenth was halved
Mrs Davis found creek with her tee
shot on the short sixteenth, while
Mrs. Parks putted cut of a trap and
got down in par three to end the
match.
Sinks Approach Shot
The first half of the Kotteman-
Cutter match was nip and tuck.
Miss Kotteman got off to a bad start
with 6-7-6. She rallied on the
seventh and eighth to reduce Mrs.
Cutters, margin to one up at the
turn.
Mrs. Cutter sank an approach
from ten yards for birdie three on
the tenth hole. Miss Kotteman took
a seven on the eleventh, giving the
hole to her opponents.
Miss Kotteman missed an ap-
preach shot on the twelfth. Mrs.
Cutter won the thirteenth with a
seven, to be dormie, five up and five
to play.
Mrs. Cutters drive on the four
tenth stopped at the roots of a
tree and she had to use her putter
to get out. She gave up after Miss
Kotteman was on in two and down
in three.
! Miss Kotteman's third shot on
the fifteenth found trap and Mrs
Cutter played safe for a five to
decide the match.
Elect Annual Officers
In yesterdays opening match Miss
Dunn took hold of the situation
after losing the second hole to Miss
Dorothy Ellis of Meridian Hills and
proceeded to win the third, fourth,
fifth, sixth and eighth holes to be
four up at the turn. She was out in
AZ and scored 4-5-4 on the next
three holes-men's par-to win Z
and 6.
Following play yesterday MEM
bers of the association held a bust
ness meeting and elected officers for
the 1885 season. Mrs William
Hutchinson of Hillcrest was named
president, Mrs. Frank Mills of High
land, president, and Mrs. Ralph
Stonehouse of Coffin, secretary and
treasurer.