The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-26

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/ of diamond pin offered four years
she defeated Miss Harriet Randall
e championship match here today.
In winning the match Miss Dunr
equaled the record of Mrs. A. E
Bulson OF FIT. Wayne, who was the
only woman ever to have won the
state diadem three times.
The Capital City champion free
even par golf for the 16 holes which
were played and never was less thar
2 up.
Keep Even With Par
Miss Dunn missed the green COM
pletely on the first hole to go over
par with a 6. The hole was halveo
when Miss Randall pulled her third
shot into trap to take 6. The
champion drove 245 yards off the
second tee, dropped in a short putt
for a birdie and was back even
with par. She then clicked off a
steady string of seven consecutive
pars to be up at the turn.
Miss Dunn annexed the third hole
when Miss Randall sent her ball
into tree, the fifth when the youne
East Slider three putted the green
and the seventh when the challen-
ger again was forced to three puts
Miss Randall Breaks Through
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tory or the eighth green when she
sank a 40foot putt for deuce.
They halved the ninth with IS, Miss
Dunn being out in 81 and Miss
Randall in Al.
The champion Clipped perfectly
to the pin and dropped her putt
for a birdie to go 4-up on the
tenth. But her chip on the 18th
was past the pin and she was un-
able to connect on a 10-foot putt
halving the hole when Miss Randall
carded 5. Miss Randall downeo
long putt on the 18th to stay in
the running as they halved again
with SIS, but the champion came ur
with her third birdie on the 18th
when she ran down a 10-foot putt
for a 4.
Miss Randall had chance to
pick up a hole on the 14th when her
opponent topped her second shot
but the youngSter missed a short
putt and the hole was halved
with IS.
Errs on Crucial 2O-Foot Putt
The match was dormied on the
18th green, up and four to go
On the 18th, Miss Randall employed
brilliant putting to score a par
while Miss Dunn took 4.
The match terminated on the
10th green when Miss Dunn, though
topping her shot, fired a beautiful
second to be down in 5. Miss Ran
dali needed to sink a 20-foot putt
to win the hole and keep the match
in the fire. She erred by nearly a
foot and the hole was halved
with IS.
The tournament was held over the
Fl. Wayne Country Club course. The
cards today:
Par Out .................. $50 4S5 4SS-37
Miss Dunn ................ 643 435 435-37
Miss Randall ............. 664 AS 525-41
Par In ................... 445 553 5i5-4O
Miss Dunn .............. 1855 Asa 5
Miss Randall ............. 445 553 5
Miss Dorothy Ellis, Indianapolis.
won the championship consolation
final match, defeating Mrs. Free
man P. Davis, Indianapolis, 2 and l,
Mrs. Calvert Shorb, South Bend,
won the firSt-fight finals, tripping
Mrs. w. D. Cleavinger, Hammond,
up.
In the final match of the sec
ond flight Miss Carolyn Varin, In
dianapolis, defeated Mrs. T. J. Orr,
Hammond, and 3.
Mixed Foursome Results
The largest turnout ever to par
ticipate in a two-ball mixed. four
some tournament annually staged
by the Indiana Women's Golf Asso-
citation in connection with the state
meet, took part in the event here
yesterday when 164 players, or 81
teams, engaged.
Miss Dorothy Gustafson and Bill
Cole, both of South Bend, teamed to
score low gross u for first honorS
The players all drove from each tee
and then selected the drive they
wished to play on to the cup, alter
mating shots thereafter.
Lillian ReeS, Indianapolis, and
Jack Mueller, Fl. Wayne, took Sec
ond gross honors with rs, with
Dorothy Ellis Indianapolis, and
Tony Bruggeman, Fit. Wayne, third
gross with rs. The prize was awarded
on the basis that Miss Rees and Mr..
Mueller had the best net of the two
deadlocked teams. Miss Carolyn
Varin of Indianapolis and John
Hoffman of Fl. Wayne took fourth
gross honorS with 80.
Low net winners were Mrs. j. K.
Meara, NobleSville, and Freeman P.
Davis, Indianapolis, 83 gross and IS
net; Mrs. R. B. Neal, Noblesville, and
o. L. HaTell, NobleSville, 81 gross
and 81 net, and Mrs. K. T. Knode,
South Bend, and Harrison M. Ben
nett IndiananOIiS. 85 GROSS and ST