The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-06

Walter Chapman, Mike Pollak and |
Charles Boswell, all members of |
last years national team, have en-
tered this years event. Bill Reed
Sr., who with Dave Mitchell COM
pleted the five man team lineup,
is not an entrant.
I Asst year the 54-hole test was
~ divided among three courses, !
The first was played at Coffin and
Vaughn King of South Grove paced
the flock with To- Charlie Boswell
was second with 70. The second
round was played over South Grove
and Walter Chapman, who was in
third place at the end of the first
round with IA, fired his way into the
leadership position with a 70 over
the Grove layout, and a total of
IA for So holes King and Dave
Mitchell were tied for second with
146 each and Mike Pollak, who was
five strokes behind the leader at 18
holes was nine strokes behind at the
end of Sc holes
Down the stretch at Pleasant
Run they went. Mitchell came
through with a 70 and gained first
place on the national team with a
54-hole total of pit. Chapman held
on and his Is at the Run was good
enough for second place with total
Af c.
with II at Coffin, came back with
70 at the Grove and finished with
rs at the Run for a 224 total and
third place. Boswell, who had
slipped bit on the second round at
South Grove with a 70, staged a
comeback and fired "a at the East
Side course for a 225 total, and Pol
lax came from nowhere at the &C.
hole mark and a 153 total to bang
out 70 on the last Is holes and tie
with Boswell for the fourth team
position with 225 each.
A PAIR Of IT'S, one at Coffin and
L N the other at Pleasant Run,
ruined Johnny Mcclure and he fin
ished with 226 total as did Clark
Espie, whose 80 at Coffin spoiled his
chances. Vaughn King, who was
leader at 18 holes, did a Steve
Brodie on the last Is holes at
Pleasant Run and his 81 put him
out Of it with a 227 total.
Bill Russell muffed a good chance,
being II at Coffin and $50 at the
36-hole mark by virtue of 70 at
South Grove, but he turned
hacker" at the east side course and
away went his chances.
MFRS. WILLIAM M. HUTCHI-
1V1 SON, president of the Indian
apolis Women's Golf Association,
today announced the pairings for a
one-day 18-hole gross and net score
medal tournament to be held at
Speedway links next Tuesday, July
9, with an advance entry Of rs.
Unfortunately the event falls on
the same date of statewide in
vitation to be held at Terre Haute,
and Miss Elizabeth Dunn, city
champion and also state champion,
together with Miss Mary Gorham
and Mrs. A. A. McClamroch, prom
inent Highland golfers, plan to take
in the event over there.
Play here will start at $50 Tues
day, Mrs. Hutchion announced, with
Mrs. Ben T. Parks, Meridian Hills,
who was runnerup in the recent
city title play, and Mrs. Freeman
P. Dais of Highland and Mrs. 1. G.
Kahn of Broadmoor, making up the
pacesetting threeSomes.
There will be several gross and
net score prizes and Mrs. Hutchinson
said tee entries will be welcomed at
the coures Tuesday to be used as
fill in. in the event Of Withdrawals.
the course Tuesday. Starting time:
SS5-Miss Harriet Randall. Pleasant
Run; Miss Dorothy Ellis. Meridian Hills;
Mrs. George Stewart, Pleasant Run.
8:40-Miss Carolyn Warm, Pleasant Run
Miss Lillian Rees, Willowbrook; Mrs r. w.
s:45-lMiss, Helen Mattice. Highland; Mrs.
iorie Weuling Pleasant Run
Mrs. Mrs. Hggh Bridges; HilicTest' Mrs. Dale
s:5S.Mrs. Emory Lukenbir. Pleasant
Run Miss Josephine o Brien. Highland
s:oo-Mrs. ". F. BooEw sitTi0G Hillcrest;
Young. Pleasant Run.
GORDON c L; dEq RRTllcT PiSa'an' Rum Mrs
9:lO-Mrs. William NJ. Mooris Indian
sapTols Country Club: Mrs. NJ Holmes
Pisasa ,1, Run; Mrs. John spiegeel Meri-
s:1saMrs. H. W. Brown. Pleasant Run;
Mrs. Philip Adler. Broadmoor; Mrs. paul
9:2o1Mrs. Don jenkins Meridian Hills;
a:25-Mrs. Ben Stone. Hincrest: Mrs.
E FensteTmaker'' highland. num- MIS- D
9:3o.Mrs. Everett Agnew. Highland
Mr., Bernie Lehman, Broadmoor; Mrs A.
Z. Baker. Pleasant Run.
e:55-Mrs. Frank Carroll. Highland
Mrs; Owen Pickens; Hillcrest; Mrs. Albert
9:40-Mrs. D. Spurlock Pleasant Run
Levin. Pleasant Run.
9:45-Mrs. Luella Scales. Pleasant Run:
Mrs. Vance Oathout, Hillcrest; Mrs. E. o.
s:sO-Mrs 4 S. Rowe Hillcrest; Mrs.
Mantell Broadmoor.
e;55-Mrs. William Mover, Highland
Mrs Bernard KiryShbaum, Brosdmoor
Mrs. Jake Delker. Pleasant Run.
lo.o0-Mrs. Virginia Cant. Highland
Mrs; Herbert Wilson, Meridian HIS; Mrs.
fTeO Grace. peasant Kun.
l0.o5-Mrs L. V. Lykins, Pleasant Run;
Mrs. Glen Howe, Highland; Mrs. Leo
Gardner Riverside.
IoIo-Miss Alice Green. Broadmoor;
Mrs. Jack Crawford: Pleasant Run; Miss
Barbara BarSkin. Broadmoor.
l0i5-Mrs. {. z. Cox. Hillcrest Mrs. Ed |
Zaiser. Highland. Mrs. Charles Hagedon. /
Meridian Hills
i0.20-Mrs. Hugh Reynolds. Riverside; /
Mrs Earl Woods, Pleasant Run; Mrs. J.
P WEIGH Pleasant Run.
I025-Mrs. Larry Fall, Pleasant Run;
Mrs C. o. woodward Hillcres,; Mrs. J.
P. Smith. Pleasant Run.
I0:30-Mrs E O. Snider. Hillcrest; Mrs.
C. b Chambers, Riverside; Mrs. Arthur
io:sEMrs. RSInh ssonehouse. Pleasant