The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-20

" Feminine fairwayers soon are
going to outnumber masculine
greens-combers, if they aren't do
ing so already, survey of juvenile
classes at Meridian Hills would
seem to indicate.
Every Saturday morning at 9, am
bilious youngsters under IA years of
age are given free instruction on
the gentle art of swinging by
Dick Nelson, Meridian Hills pro.
On the last occasion, the young
ladies defeated the gentlemen in
the matter of attendance, IL to 8.
Of course, Mr.. Nelson comedies, it
may be that the little men are
considered to have a natural
knack for athletics and thus don't
need the preliminary training.
Answering Mr.. Nelson's roll call
last week. were Anne Holmes,
Dorothy Booth. Elizabeth Meeker,
Jane Winters, Sarah Lindley, Shir-
ley and Audrey Montrose, Mary 10
Mcclure, Harriet Jane Holmes,
Joan and Bill! Binkley, Charlotte
and William Fleming, Henry Tin
ney, Matt Winters, Tom and Hilton
Brown, Rex Hayes, George Weaver
and Robert Meeker.
NIICTORY swayed the heads of
' the B. I. A. boys and they not
only granted the Kappa Kappa
Gamma girls a rematch but mag
unanimously agreed to play it on
the girls home course-result, the
Butler campus duel is right back
where it started from-even-S Steven.
The three Kappa co-eds, you'll re-
member, could find no feminine
competition at Butler and so ar
ranged a match with a Butler in
dependent association mems trio.
The match was played at the long
Speedway course with the gentle
men winning rather handily.
The maidens three bargained
for rematch on their somewhat
smaller home course - Willow
Brook-and got it. Scores Of the
second joust were: Carolin Varin,
81; James Flick, IS. Harriet Ran
dali, Sc; Edwin Eaton, 76. Lillian
Reese, 95; Paul Lindeborg, 80.
When all precincts were ac-
accounted for and the handicaps
deducted it was discovered the
girls had scored 51a-tO-3h
triumph!
Which puts the capricious co-eds
right back in the cleaning and
probably moves the gentlemen to
suggest a third session.
Neil Mcintyre has announced the
schedule and handicaps for the In
diana finals of the national Pictorial
Review women's tournament to be
PLAYED at Highland tomorrow.
The tourney calls for medal
handicap play. Contestants will
go the round in twosomes, with
the first pair teeing off at 8 a. m.
Others will follow a. approx
mately five-minute intervals.
The pairings handicaps and order
of starting:
Miss Dorothy Ellis Cd and Miss
Harriet Randall Q2).
Mrs. Ben Olsen CID and Mrs. R.
Staudt (25).
Mrs. G. A. Jaqua (15) and Mrs.
R. Tensley Q6).
Mrs. H. Flanagan dD and Miss
Mueller I'D.
Mrs. G. Herrell Q8) and Mrs. D.
Lurvey (22).
Mrs. Fertig (26) and Mrs. j. Lang
(28).
Mrs. B. Bobbet dS) and Mrs. G.
Cutter (2D.
Miss Ann Coxen (16) and Mrs. T.
Doherty Q6).
Mrs. F. P. Davis 1o) and Mrs. T.
G.. Skillern QO.
Miss Helen Benridge CID and
Mrs. D. Cain QD.
Mrs. Spiegler 18) and Mrs. L. o.
Williams (3D.
Mrs. Don Mertz 16) ard Mrs. H.
E. Mickey 600.
Mrs. o. R. Brunkow (23) and Mrs.
]. E. Spiegel (24).
Miss Helen Brumgard CID and
Mrs. Merrel (2D.
Miss Grace Evereth (23) and Mrs.
r. L. Flood (23).
Mrs. Guy Means (handicap not
listed and Mrs. Marion Smith CID.
Mrs. G. F. Cross (not listed and
Mrs Goddard (24).
Mrs. Sam Weldy 900 and Mrs. o.
E. Marquette (30).
Mrs. H. Allen (not listed and
Mrs. B. L. Beal (26).
Miss Mary Hills 900 and Mrs.
William Diddel (3D.
Miss Ruth McDaniels (27) and