The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09

INDIANAPOLIS Women Golf AS
Il sociation members engaged in
their third tournament Of the cur
rent season today at Speedway.
where an 18-hole medal score event
was held with numerous prizes at
stake for both low gross and net
scores.
Mrs william NJ Hutchinson Of
Hillcrest Country Club, president Of
the association. and Mrs Ralph
Stonehouse Of Pleasant Run. secre-
tary and treasurer. were active at
the starting table this morning, get
ting the feminine links stars out on
the fairway.
Two more events remain on the
season program card after today. a
two-day, 36-hole event at Broad
moor on Monday, Aug. II, and Tues
day. Aug 49, IS the next, with the
curtain TO fall after the final 18-
hole medal score event at Indian
apons Country Club on Monday,
Sept. is. Election of officers Will
be held after the final tournament.
Then there will be nothing left, save
work by the executives through the
winter getting ready for the 1886
season.
NEXT years competition takes
~ on a new atmosphere even
before the 1885 season is closed.
The city championship will be more
or less Of an open event with Miss
Elizabeth Dunn, ten times title
holder, on the city tourney retired
list.
Miss Dunn did not take part IN
the 18-hole tourney at Speedway to-
day. travelling over to Terre Haute
instead TO take part in state
wide invitational. Mrs. Ben I.
Parks Jr., Meridian Hills star who
has been city runnerup the past two
years. was accorded the honors Of
the pace setting position in the first
threesome along with Mrs. Freeman
P. Davis, Highland and Mrs. 1. G.
Kahn of Broadmoor.
All these players along with Miss
Harriet Randall and Miss Carolyn
Varin. both young stars from Pleas
ant Run, Miss Dorothy Ellis of Me-
ridian Hills, Miss Helen Mattice,
Mrs. R. w. SIM and Mrs. G. A.
Jaqua Of Highland, Miss Lillian
Rees of WilloWbrook, Miss Marjorie
Weufing of Pleasant Run, Miss
Josephine OBrien of Highland, Mrs.
Ralph Flood of Meridian Hills and
Mrs. Ralph StOnehouse will be try
ing to establish themselves as real
title cOntenderS next year by i'm
proved showings in the final tourna-
mentS today and the remainder Of
the season. Mrs. A. A. McClamroch,
Highland veteran who qualified in
the city title play. and Miss Mary
Gorham. also of Highland. who lost
in a playoff for the championship
flight, also toured to Terre Haute
today.
John l.. NIBLACK, president OF
y the indianapolis Public Links
Association and local United States
Golf Association representive in
charge of the national public links
championship tournament 30 be
staged at Coffin course July % to
Aug. 3, inclusive, today announced
the pairings for the city champion
ship match play to begin the COM
ing weekend.
Nearly 90 local public links golf
ers engaged in a 54-hole qualiflca-
ton test the last weekend over
Coffin course to determine the three
players who will join with Dave
Mitchell, local star and national
champion, as the local team N the
big tournament here later this
month. They also played to deter
mine the identity of the 80 players
who will compete for the all city
crown.
Dave Mitchell, taking part in the
54-hole test just for practice, scored
a total of 222 for the Sd holes, but
his total did not count. Medalist
honors for the event went to Bill
Russell. Coffin star. who fired the
gutta percha around in 225. while
little Bobby Dale, also of Coffin, to-
tied up a 228 and Billy Reed Jr.
go aggregate. They are the three
players who with Mitchell will COM
pose the indianapolis team in the
national classic.