The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22

54-hOle championship al Broad
moor. Talbot fired his way into an
early lead with 228, but young
Reed, who went haywire on the first
few holes, rallied his game and with
a thrilling finish ended up in a
deadlock for first place. In the 49,
hole playoff, Reed went just one
over par at Broadmoor with a 70
while Talbot was of his game 10
take 70.
NEXT came the tenth annual
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scholastic tournament at Riverside
A classy field, including former
champion, Dick McCreary, winner
in 1888, and other sterling con-
tenders faced the starters barrier
After four days of exciting match
play. John David of Shortridge was
returned victor of the 1885 event
with a thrilling rally that gave him
q. 2 and l verdict over McCreary in
a final 36-hole match.
Clayton Nichols of Manual was
tournament medalist with a sub
par 70. two under perfect figures
for the Riverside links, and Vincent
Lochkovic of Washington scored a
sensational hole in one on the
eighth hole of the qualifying test.
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Next came the Western open at
South Bend Chain o. Lakes course
and Johnny Revolta, with 72-hole
total of 290, won the event from a
field Of the nations claSsiest links
performers. His closet contender
was Willie Goggin. of San Francisco,
who faded out of the picture at the
finish.
THE Indianapolis Women's Golf
Il Association held its 1885 cham
pionship over the Highland course.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, who had won
the city diadem nine consecutive
times, was after her tenth title and
paced the field in the qualification
test with a 70, eight strokes better
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was second with 81.
For the second consecutive year,
Miss Dunn battled Mrs. Ben T..
Parks for the title and the result
was a 4 and 2 victory, with the
champion firing three brides on
the last four holes to settle the
issue.
Immediately after winning the
honor for the tenth consecutive
time, Miss Dunn made the startling
announcement that she was retir-
ing from future city championship
competition.
The Indianapolis Public Links
Association held a 54-hole test to
determine who would join with
David A. Mitchell, local player who
won the 1884 National Public Links
championship, on the 1885 Indian
apoliS team.
Bill Russell, with 225 Bobby Dale,
with 228, and Bill Reed Jr., with
230. won the three places and the
right to defend the city in the ma
tional tournament here late in July.
Match play between the 80 lowest
scorers in the 54-hole qualification
test followed to determine the In
dianapolis Public Links champion
for 1885 and Bill Russell won that
title with thrilling 1-up victory in
a 37-hole match with Bobby Dale.
THE state open championship
IL held over Brookwood course in
FIT. Wayne, resulted in another vic
tory for Bill Heinlein, Coffin pro.
Bill, who won the title in a playof
with Ralph Stonehouse at Evans
vile last year, trailed Stonehouse
two strokes at the end of both the
18 and 36-hole marks. He caught
Sconey on the forty-SiXth hole and
in a vicious assault on par, clipped
seven strokes off perfect figures, for
the course and u holes to win the
event with a total of 281. He de-
feated Stonehouse three strokes.
Stonhouse was four strokes under
par with a 234 total.
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Miss Dunn won her sixth state
championship in ten years of COM
petition at Fl Wayne late in July
when she defeated Miss Harriet
Randall of indianapolis in final
match, 3 and 2.
Miss Dorothy Gustafson, of South
Bend, and Mrs. Freeman P. Davis,
of Highland, Indianapolis, tied for
the tournament medalist honors
with scores of 83, and Miss Gus
tafson won the honors in a playoff
Mrs. K. T. Knode of South Bend
scored a hole -in-one.
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NEXT came the National Public
~ Links tournament at Coffin
course. with our own Dave Mitchell
defending bic r7oti0rol fiflo Thu