The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-25
BY DICK MILLER

Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Highland
Golf and Country Club star, cleared
the second hurdle in her quest for
her tenth consecutive champion
ship of the Indianapolis Women S
Golf Association tourney when she
defeated Mrs. w. w. SIM, young
Highland player, 7 to 6. in a first
round match at Highland today.
Miss Dunns title chances never
we're in danger. She won the first
two holes, carded a 6 to lose the
third, then won four in a row to be
Sup at seven holes. Mrs. SIM
rallied with a par 3 to take The
eighth, but the defending champion
turned in par on the ninth to
be Sup at the turn. Miss Dunn
carded 43 out; Mrs. SIM, 40. Miss
Dunn won the next two holes and
halved the third to finish the
match on the twelfth green.
Miss Dunn VS.. Mrs. Kahn
In second round play tomorrow,
Miss Dunn will oppose Mrs. 1. G..
Kahn of Broadmoor, who defeated
Mrs. Ralph Stonehouse Of Pleasant
Run, 9 and 8, in a first-round match
today. Mrs. Kahn was Sup at the
turn, with a card of A. The con-
test ended on the tenth green when
Mrs. Kahn won the hole with
par 5.
Miss Dunn was out in front from
Nn ofO al Of | ~
fication test yesterday and at the
finish she was eight strokes better
than her nearest competitor, Miss
Harriet Randall of Pleasant Run,
vino had 81. Miss Dunn tailed 70.
Description of Play
The champion was playing with
Mss Randall and Mrs. Ben T. Parks
of Meridian Hills, runnerup last
year, in the first threesome.
Ali three took IS on the first two
holes and Mrs. Parks took a stroke
advantage on Miss Dunns short sec
ond shot Oil the third hole to pick
two on Miss Randall, who found a
couple of traps for a T. Miss Dunn
evened it when she fired par OH
the fourth hole. and Mrs. Parks
missed the green for a 4. They went
along even until the eighth hole.
where Mrs. Parks again missed the
green FOR a 4. but the champion
dropped a four-foot putt for birdie
2. They reached the nine-hole turn,
Miss Dunn, 40; Mrs. Parks, AZ, and
Miss Randall, 43. Par is 80.
On the way in Miss Dunn missed
the green on the eleventh, but Mrs.
Parks could not better the shot and
both took As. On the next hole
Mrs. Parks took three puts for an
8, while Miss Dunn hit even par s..
Miss Randall failed to recover on
the next two holes, going So, bU
she finished 4-4-4-5, getting a birdla
on the sixteenth
Mrs. Parks Rallies
Miss Dunn was on in two and down
in the same number on the 405-
yard thirteenth and she drove the
2Ol-yard fifteenth to get another
birdie. She putted for an eagle on
the sixteenth but the ball hung
on the lip and she had to be content
with a birdie. the trip was made in
80 blows. two under women'S par.
The championship flight of six
teen represented qualifying scores
ranging from Miss Dunn's 70 to 1903,
a score held by six players, who were
in a deadlock for the final two posi-
tons in the championship flight.
The championship flight is COM
posed of Miss Dunn, Mrs. Parks,
Miss Randall. Mrs Freeman P.
Davis. Highland; Mrs. c. A. Jaqua,
Highland: Mrs. I. G.. Kahn. Broad
moor: Miss Caroline Varin, Pleas
ant Run. and Miss Dorothy Ellis.
Meridian Hills all of whom were in
the title division last year The
remaining eight players are new this
year. They are Mrs. R. W. SIM,
Highland: Hiss Josephine O'Brien.
Miss Helen Mattice, High
land; Mrs A. A. McClamroch. High
land; Miss Anna Mae Jones, Hill
crest: Mrs. Harrison Bennett. High
land; Mrs. George Stewart. Pleasant
Run. and Mrs. Ralph Stonehouse,
Pleasant Run.