The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
LOCAL GOLFERS IN DIXIE TOURNEY ON
 ATLANTA COURSES
Mrs. Gaut and Mrs. LoWndes
 Tie for Low MedaIist @ In Meet
MATTERS DROUGHT TO HEAD BY BAMBINO.

Atlanta, October 1T--Mrs. David Gauton, Memphis, defending cham pion, and Mrs. Doxler Lowndes, At ianta. runnor-up last year, tied for low medalist in the qualifying round of the women's southern golf cham pionship. which was scheduled here today.
 Each of them had 6 30 for the first nine holes and 46 coming In. for a total of 96, l point ahead of Mrs. T. T. Williams, Atlanta, the only other woman to make the difficult East Lake course today In less than 100. The Atlanta Athletic club team won the team drive with 2e5, Memphis be- ing second with 30a.
 The other players who qualified for match play which starts tomorrow are:
 Miss Mabel Dwyer, New Orleans. Miss Rosalie Mayer Atlanta.
 Mrs. H. B. Potts, Memphis, 10e each. Mrs. Ben Gatlns, Atlanta. 1o3.
 Mrs. 5. c. Humphreys, Memphis, 104. Mrs. George Harrington, Atlnn- ta, i05
 Mrs Henry Geismer, Birmingham, 1o6.
 Mrs. ". Y. Atkinson. Newman. Ga, 107.
 Mrs T. B. Paine, Atlanta.
 Mrs. Irene Richardson, Greenville. $. C.. 10S.
 Mrs. l.. IT Beck, Atlanta. 10s.
 Mrs. W. A. Cooper, Greenville, s. C.. 10s.
 Miss Christine Tate, Memphis, 115. Mrs. E. N. Kilby Birmingham, 119. Mrs. T. H. Latham, Atlanta, 119.
 Miss May O'Brien, Atlanta, 119.
 Mrs. A. V. Guide, Atlanta, 12o.
 Mrs. J. k. Jagoe, Atlanta, 120.
 Mrs Marion Goldsmith, Atlanta, 120. Mrs. lnman Sanders, Atlanta. 121, Mrs. L. w. Magruder Memphis, 123. Mrs. Robert Henry, Atlanta, 125. Mrs. W. F. Campbell, Atlanta, 125. Mrs. Bert McCord, Atlanta, 125.
 Mrs. Wyatt Herdick, Fort Worth, i2s.
 Mrs. D. ". ormsbe. Atlanta. 12s.
 Mrs. Arthur Rsmseur, Greenville s. C.. 130.
 Mrs. l.. c. Farmer Newman, Ga, 1s0. Mrs, Howell Trezevant, Marietta, Ga, 13o.
 Mrs. Lowndes. Mrs. Williams and Miss Mayer composed the Atlanta team that won the team drive, and the Memphis team consisted of Mrs. Saut, Mrs. Humphreys and Mrs. Potts of the Memphis Country club, which had won the trophy for the last three years.
 Local Women Elected
 At meeting of the associat on Monday afternoon Mrs. c. r. DeBar- 6eleben of Birmingham was unani- mously elected president to succeed Mrs. Dozier Lowndes, while Mrs. R. Fl. Thaoh, Jr., of Birmingham was elected secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Lowndes, according to usual custom, automatically becomes vice president of the association.
 It was also decided to hold the 1922 tournament in Birmingham some time during the spring. probably during tho latter part of May or the first part of Juno.
 It was voted that after this tour nament the finals matches in the championship flight will be 36 holes Tho championship pairings tomor- row follow:
 MrA Gaut will tee off with Mrs Latham. Mrs. Harrington with Mrs McCord, Mrs. Paine with Mrs. Far ner, Miss Mayer with Miss Goldsmith Mrs. Gatins with Mrs. Magruder, Mrs Atkinson with Mrs. Hederick. Mrs Cooper with Mrs. Trezevant, Mrs Williams with Mrs. Kilby. Mrs. Potts with Mrs Gude. Mrs. Beck with Mrs Ormsbee. Miss Tate with Mrs. Ram seur, Mrs. Humphreys with Mrs Campbell. Miss Dwyer with Mrs. San- ders, MrA Richardson with Mrs