The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-26
Mrs. D. Gaut
 Turns h the
 Louest Score

New Orleans, La., October 25.-Mrs. David Gaut of Mem phis carried off low medalist honors in the qualifying round of the ninth annual tournament of the Southern Women's Golf Association which opened on the Country Club course here today.
 Her score for the 1S-hole medal play round was 45-45-90. Mrs. K. G. Duff field and Mrs. J. Hodges, both of Mem phis, also had scores of 95 and 97, re- spectively, and were incidentally the only other players to finish under 1o0
 This trio easily captured the team trophy. Atlanta players did not fare so we'll Miss Rosalie Mayer led the At lanta contingent with a score of 100. The first flat course seemed to put the Atlanta players off their game some what A heavy course, due to the down. pour of Sunday, prevented many low scores. Players with cards of 124 and better qualified among the first thirty two for match play.
 |, Mrs. Gaut's playing featured the first days play. She played fine golf through out her match. She teed off with Mrs. Mae Smithers of New Orleans, president of the S. w. G. A., who turned in card of 115 Mrs. J. M Taylor led the New Orleans players with 102. Mrs. ;. Milan of Greenville, S. C., Mrs, W. D. Came of Bristol, Tenn, Mrs. N N. Johnson of Rome, Ga., and Mrs w. $. Hanley of Bogalusa were among the out-of-town players to qualify besides those from Memphis. Atlanta, Birming- ham and New Orleans.
 Mrs. Gaut's card was:
 Out 900 o5o o4o-io In ............................ .o0i oof 4oo-'''
 Others finishing the eighteen holes were:
 Mrs. Duffield, Memphis, s9; Mrs. J. Hodges Memphis, 97; Miss R. Mayer, At lanta, 100; Miss M. P. Beasley, Memphis, 1O1; Miss l. Lesser, Memphis 106; Mrs. L. H. Beck, Atlanta, 10S; Mrs. D. Londes, Memphis, 109; Miss Mabel Dwyer, New Orleans, 11O; Mrs. J. Milan, Greenvllle' S. C., 11S Miss Nellie Dwyer, New or leans. 115: Mrs. K Earle, Birmingham, 116; Mrs. Ben Humphreys, Memphis, 1ls; Mrs. T. T. Williams, Atlanta, llo' Mrs. T. L. Airey, IT; Mrs. R. W. Con nor. New Orleans, 11S; Mrs. w. T, Han lev. Bogalusa. 11S Mrs. R. G. Bush. New Orleans, 119 Miss c. c. Tate. Memphis 12o; Miss Alice Foster, New Orleans, la.' Mrs w. O. Came, Bristol, Tenn, lzz' Mrs. w. A. Cooper, Greenville, S. c., lW' Miss l. Saunders, Atlanta, lSl Mrs. IL H. Latham, Atlanta, 135; Mrs J.. N' Roussell, New Orleans, 135; Miss V. Man son. New Orleans. 136; Mrs. J. G. O heny' New Orleans, 139; Miss C. Stockler' A. lanta. 154; Mrs. w. J. Bentley, New Or- leans, 1S1. .o,
 Mrs. l. NJ. Taylor, New Orleans lo2' Miss F. F. Nabers, Birmingham, los' Mrs. w. F. Walker, Memphis, no; Mrs. Fl s Berriman, Birmingham, IA; Mrs I. D. Mccartney, Macon. Ga. lSe MISS A. Dameron, New Orleans. 157; Miss F. Levy. New Orleans. 134; Miss F. Legen- dre, New Orleans, IA; Mrs. T. T. Wat son. New orleans, 1si Miss J. Wither- spoon, New Orleans 136; Miss M Dan ziger. New Orleans, 12S; Mrs. Phillip Werlich. New Orleans, 152; Mrs. M. B. Lumpke, Columbia, $. C., 1Sl; Mrs. M M. Johnson, Romo Ga, l23; MISS Y. Baird New Orleans, 1A; Miss H. Muse' Atlanta, lU, MTS. T. I>oi ny, G~OW VI leans 13O; Miss J. Q. Syme, New or leans, 124; Miss D. May, New Orleans, 146; Miss E, Danziger, New Orleans lSs; Mrs w. T. Deas, New Orleans, 132 Mrs. F. R. Hardin. New Orleans, fl; Miss K Luzenberg, New Orleans. 162; Mrs. T. A. Moore, New Orleans, 1#; Mrs. M. Schumate Birmingham, 1S9; Mrs. F. H. Johnson New Orleans, 13o; Mrs. B. B. Thorn, New Orleans IA; Miss F. Fen ner New Orleans, 131; Miss F. Campbell, New Orleans, 131; Mrs. o. V. Williams. New Orleans. 152.
 TODAY'S EARRINGS
 Earrings for match play tomorrow are as follows:
 Mrs D. Gaut. Memphis, vs. Miss N. Dwyer New Orleans.
 Mrs. L. H. Beck, Atlanta, vs. Mrs w. s. Hanley, Bogalusa. Miss M. Beasey, Memphis, vs. Miss Kate Earle. Birmingham Mrs. W. L. Walker, Memphis vs. Miss Alice Foster. New Orleans. Mrs. J. Hodge vs, Mrs. T. L. Williams. Atlanta
 Mrs. S F. Nabers, Birmingham. vs. Miss G. Tate, Memphis.
 Mrs T. B. Paine. Atlanta, vs. Mrs. R.. W. Connor, New Orleans.
 Mrs. IT. S. Geissmer. Birmingham, vs. Mrs. N. N. Johnson, Rome.
 Mrs. K. G. Duffield, Memphis. vs. Mrs. George Harrington. Atlanta.
 Mrs. D. Londes Atlanta, vs Mrs. J. Q. Syme, New Orleans. Mrs. J, M Taylor. New Orleans, vs. Mrs T. l.. Airey.
 Mrs J. Milan. Greenville, ys Miss Danzinger, New Orleans. IF Miss R. Mayer. Atlanta. vs. Mrs. B. M Humphreys, Memphis. Miss Mabel Dwyer. New Orleans, vs Mrs. W. O. Came, Bristol, Tenn. Miss I. Lesser. Memphis, vs. Mrs R. G. Bush. New Orleans
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