Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1930 — Page 11

JUNE 25,193<L

QUARTER-FINALS ARE STAGED BY LOCAL WOMEN GOLFERS

Elizabeth Dunn and Mrs. Stevenson Paired in One of Features Old Rivalry Renewed at Avalon Course in City Title Play; Firs. Kinnaird, Low Medalist, Defeated Tuesday by Miss Abbott. BY DICK MILLER Fans who remember back four years ago when Miss Elizabeth Dunn was breaking into the local women’s golf field as a champion will recall it was Mrs. Ben C. Stevenson of Meridian Hills who was ruling the roost at that time. Feature battles then and since have been Miss Dunn vs. Mrs. Stevenson in both city and state championship affairs. Today found the city championship play at Avalon course brought about a renewal of this Dunn vs. Stevenson golf battle and the two fought it out in a

quarter-final battle Another feature was carded for today's quarter-finals between Miss Elizabeth Abbott of Avalon and Mrs. James C. Patton of the I. C. C. Mrs. Fatten formerly played at Avalon and on Tuesday in a first-round battle of the city championship play eliminated Miss Abbott’s mother, Mrs. M. J. Abbott, and today the younger star was out to uphold the family golf reputation. Miss Ruth White of the I. C. C. was regarded a top favorite in another battle, bringing her against Mrs. Roy Van Horn of Avalon, and Mrs. Robert Tinsley of Highland was given a slight edge over Mrs. Marjorie Fisher Kahn of Broadmoor, who upset the dcpe Tuesday by defeating Miss Lou Adams, Meridian Hihs star. First round of matches were completed Tuesday behind schedule after a rainstorm caught the championship flight players on the first four holes. Drenched, they fought on and hung up some good golf in the latter part of the matches. Miss Abbott eliminated Mrs. Wayne Kinnaird of the I. C. C., who had given the tournament its first ripple of excitement Monday when she nosed in as low medalist with an 84, gaining the place by one stroke over Miss Dunn, defending champion, and Mrs. C. A. Jacqua of Highland, who both had 85's. Mrs. Patten defeated Mrs. M. J. Abbott 2 and 1 and Miss white and Miss Dunn both scored easy victories over Mrs. E. D. Lukenbill of Avalon and Mrs. J. W. Emhardt of Highland, respectively, by the scores of 6 and 5 and 8 and 7. The first real upset came when Mrs. Marjorie Kahn plugged away until she gained a 1-up victory over Miss Lou Adams, Meridian Hills, who was runner-up for the state championship last year. Trailing four down at the end of twelve holes, Mrs. C. A. Jaqua of Highland fought uphill until she squared her match with Mrs. Robert Tinsley, also of Highland, on the eighteenth green, but when her second shot found the trap on the nineteenth and she came out badly the match was lost. Another nip and

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tuck battle was between Mrs. Roy Van Horn of Avalon and Mrs. Harrison Bennett of Highland, the Avalon player winning on the twentieth hole. Mrs. Stevenson found little trouble with Mrs. Sam Goldstein of Broadmoor.

Results Tuesday in City Women’s Consolations

SECOND FLIGHT Mrs. Charles A. Kelley Jr., defeated Mrs. Jean Mazur. 4 and 3. Mrs. Scott Lease, defeated Mrs. James Gavin. 4 and 3. Mrs. Dr. McCormick defeated Mrs. George Stewart. 1 up. twenty-one holes. Mrs. Arthur Krick. defeated Mrs. George Weeks. 1 up. Marv Gorham, defeated Frances Koltcman 4 and 2. , . . . . „ Mrs. A. A. McClamrock. defeated Mrs. Paul Bigler. 5 and 4. Althea Miller, defeated Mrs. L. Walnwrlsrht. 6 and 5. Mrs. L. Hess, defeated Mrs. Charles. THIRD FLIGHT Mrs. Willis Adams, defeated Mrs. Frank Mills. 3 and 2. Mrs. E- A. Crane won from Miss Helen Fleischer bv default. Mrs. David Lurvey. defeated Mrs. A. Braun. 5 and 4. , _ ... Mrs. Paul Brown, defeated Mrs. E. W. Lee. 3 and 2. „ Josephine Rockwood. defeated Mrs. C. Kimber. 8 and 5. Mrs. George King won from Mrs. Joseph Daniels, bv default. Dorothy Ellis, defeated Mrs. H. S. Osborn. 3 and 2. ...... Mrs. E. L. Fortney, won by default from Mrs. Wynne Owen. FOURTH FLIGHT Mrs. H Seilken. defeated Mrs. Owen Picken. 6 and 5. Mrs. Robert Denham defeated Mrs. George Weaver. 5 and 4. _ . Mrs. H. Conrad, defeated Mrs. E. Gates, 4 and 3. Mrs. Dr. Hood. bve. Mrs. M. Cohn, defeated Mrs. E. Widener, 3 and 2. Mrs. E. Martin, bye. . . „ Mrs. Dr. Hetherington defeated Mrs. G. Howe. 3 and 2. Mrs. A. D. Heath, bye. EQUALS TRACK RECORD High Foot Set Hot Pace to Beat Tannery and Others. Bv Times Special CHICAGO, June 25.--High Foot, one of the big disappointments in the Kentucky Derby, set a burning pace to capture the Edna Hibbard purse at Washington park Tuesday, equaling the track record for the mile of 1:37 2-5. Uncle Luther was second and Culloden third. Tannery, the favorite, continued to disappoint and finished back in the field.

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THERE will be no kidding of one another when the little Jewish kid, Jackie (Kid) Berg, left, of England, and the ebony-skinned '“Havana Keed,” Kid Chocolate, have it out in New York this summer. The above photo shov.-s them in friendly moods as they shook hands alter signing to fight in an outdoor show at the Polo Grounds. But wait till they face each other in the ring.

College Tennis Stars Enter Quarter-Finals Bn United Press HAVERFORD, Pa., June 25.—Julius Seligson of Lehing, eastern collegiate champion, and Clifford Sutter of Tulane, southern intercollegiate tennis champion, were among the quarter-finalists in the national intercollegiate tennis championships being played on the grass courts of the Merion Cricket Club here as the third day of play was begun today. Other seeded players who advanced to the fourth round in the singles were Edward Jacobs, Pitt; Dolf Muehleisen, University of California; R. W. Ryan, Yale; Donald Strachan, Princeton; Bertram Hammell, Swarthmore, and David N. Jones, Columbia. GENARO STOPS JEFF Bv United Press HARTFORD, Conn., June 25. Frankie Genaro, New York, 114, knocked out Little Jeff, Baltimore, 114, in the second round of a scheduled ten-round bout here Tuesday night. FOUL CHECKS PROMISED KANSAS CITY, June 25.—Promoter Gabe Kaufman announced today that “foul checks” will be is-

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N. D. Golf Star Ties Tiger Ace Larry Moller Shares Top in Qualifying Round; Faces McWilliams. * OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB, PITTSBURGH, June 25.—Thirtytwo college and university men, the cream of the nation’s college golfers, teed off today in sixteen first round matches with the intercollegiate golf championship as their goal. Os the thirty-two, sixteen will qualify for the second round to be played later today and before nightfall but eight will remain in the running to enter the quarter finals Thursday. Larry Moller, Notre Dame, who with George Dunlap, Princton, tied for medalist honors in the qualifying round, faced a member of the strong Tiger team in his first round match today. George A. McWilliams, Moller’s opponent, scored a 163 to help the Tiger squad capture the team championship. Dunlap, .he outstanding Princeton entry 'n the qualifying round, was paired with Albert Brodbeck, Penrisylvania, who qualified with a 168, just under the line. Despite an overcast and threatening sky, weather forecasters assured fair weather for today and the match play was expected to be free from the heavy rains which handicapped several medalist rounds.

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arranged to complete the mat card, with local favorites engaged for action. CANZONERI RING VICTOR Toney Beats Tommy Grogan In Ten Rounds. Bv United Press NEW YORK. June 25.—Tony Canzoneri, 131%. of Brooklyn, for-

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mer world featherweight champion, defeated Tommy Grogan, 135%, Omaha, in ten rounds here Tuesday night. Neal Tarleton, 127, England, stopped Frankie Marchese, 129, (7), and Lew Paluso, 133%, Salt Lake City, defeated Joe Barbara, 133%, New York <8).