The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-24
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MRS. GEORGE o. STEWART,
lV1 president of the Indianapolis
Womens Golf association, has
sounded the call to arms and hopes
that all members of that organiza-
ton will be present for the launch
ing of the season program at Hill
crest Country Club next Monday.
More than anything else Mrs. Stewart is
anxious that all those who contemplate
playing get their names to her by way of
telephone, telegraph, letter courier be-
up the pairings for Saturday publication
at that time. She. resides at 3OS North
Ritter avenue, telephone Iryington 1853,
Since Monday is the first event of the
season, Mrs Stewart probably will defer
the matter of dues until at the first tee.
G vii ep # you to heF yoay and
handicap allowance. That will enable Mrs
Stewart to pair you up with players who
t the round Monday iG more S enioyab e The
play Monday will be an eighteen hole
event with handicap allowance and will be
the only event before the city champion
ship to be held the middle of next month
al the Speedway course.
Assisting Mrs. Stewart are Mrs
Melville Cohn, Broadmoor, vice
president, and Mrs. Irene Olsen,
Highland, secretary and treasurer.
TIVE ST. Joan of Arc Womens
Il Golf Club held blind par
tournament at Willowbrook this
week, with Mrs. Wickmore the WIN
ner. She had an 80 with 25 handi-
cap. Other leaders and the order
in which they finished we're:
Alice Bowers, Mrs. Fitzpatrick and
Marta Reynolds, IS each. Miss Lewis, 50;
Miss Margaret Maury and Mrs. Cam, so
each; Mrs. Kilian, 81; Miss Loretta Lyon,
G2; Mrs. g W. Lang, GA. and Mrs. John
THE best low gross score of the
l. Hillcrest Country Club medal
handicap tournament held this
week was carded by Mrs. r. A.
Staudt. Mrs. Staudt turned in a
81 to win first honors in the Glass
A division. Miss Clarabelle David
son and Mrs. William Bookwalter
tied for the low net prize, Miss
Davidson carding a 95 with Is
handicap. and Mrs. Bookwalter
shooting a 106 with 26 handicap.
Miss Davidson won the draw.
Glass low gross hOnors went to Mrs.
A. M HetheringtOn with a 106 card while
Mrs. Gordon Cloyd with 1I5-33-S2. and
Mrs. 4. F; Rowe with 114-S2-S@. came out
successful on the draw. In class c, Mrs.
Guy CRAIG cop9ed the The low gross hOnors
IN a ilM$l BAD to win ''f the low net
division. Twenty-six entrants participated
in the tournament.
INDIANAPOLIS golfers who were
Il friends of Denny Sullivan will
be glad to learn that Denny has
connected with the Lake Hills Coun-
try Club at Hammond and is on
the job now taking care of both
pro and house managing duties.
Sullivan had several Chicago
connections since the days when he
! caddied about old Highland. Last
season he was house manager at
Avalon but failed to make a new
connection during the winter.
D Whe v RBay4g pT at Coffin mcb this hi sP PRIZE
went the eighteen holes in sub par Sc
and a story of the feat that appeared in
this column was reprinted in a Hammond
paper It SO happened that Denny's name
was under consideration at the Lake
Hills Club then ana the board of directors
were impressed with the fact that Larry
could certainly hit the gutta percha
around the links. We are sure of that
too, and certainly hope that Denny will
convince them he is a good house man
ager as we'll.
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CEVERAL of the school boy golfers
Owho attended Marion county
schools outside of Indianapolis dur
ing the past school year have been