The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1965 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Jean Gotshall And Bev Buletty Win Handicap Tournament At Wawasee

Winners in the 18 hole and nine hale handicap tournaments at the Wawasee Golf club were Jean Got-

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> i shall. 18 hole championship and Bev Buletty. nine hole championship. Placing second in the 18 hole

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CITY GOLF TROPHIES — These trophies are part of the list to be given to winners of the second an-1 nual Syracuse city golf tournament to be held at Maxwetton golf course on Sunday. Sept. 12.

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Bucher, a dock trophy, as out- ( going president Play of Day ' Tin Whistle was the play of the day with Pearl Miller and Jo Mauzy tieing for first place. Melba Leinhardt was second and Jo Haab. Low putts was won by Bev - Buletty and Ruth Banta. . Read the CLASSIFIEDS

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I the trophies. Merritt said he expects from 75 to 100 to participate in the tourney in about five flights. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

ATTEND VA CONVENTION Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tucker of Denver, Colo., attended the Veterans convention at Chicago last week. Their guests in Chicago oh Sunday were Mrs. Tucker’s sister, Ida Hibsciiman of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lower and daughters, Connie and Carol, of Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jensen and daughter Kim of Garrett, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bothe and two. daughters of Woosung, 111.

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DON BYRD FINISHES NINTH IN INDIANA OPEN GOLF TOURNEY Don Byrd, pro at the Wawasee Golf Club, finished in a tie for ninth place in the Indiana Open last week end. Byrd shot a 289 with rounds of 74-71-72-72. ' , Winning with a 281 was Jim Shaw’ who is pro at the Coffin Golf Course at South Bend. IJis prize money amounted to SI,OOO