Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
|CADDY COMMITTEE
/ IN FIRST SESSION
chairman Haas Calls Meeting
Tor This Afternoon-4o Golf
Delegates Are Expected
Mss DOYLE GIFTED STAR
Rv SANDY McNIBLICK


A meeting OF the Caddy oommttee Oh
!. cot Association of Philadelphia
=. =. h.cn called by Chairman Harry J.
u..s Merton, for 3 o'clock this after
hshs' r,.,. Not,ona, Rank
noon =. .oo,,ng ,s called for the purpose
| a cstebljshing caddy scnOOis promoting
Of Ws .s" for caddy welfare. The COM
ma.u Roc invited each club of the local
niue "1 20 send the chairmanN of It's
as' Greens Committee to the
AoD to-day, and It Is hoped to have
nee.,nS Wv % delegates.
The subject of organizing the com =
nittee into % caaay we s.ocia,,nu Iu' formed -
liar to the Grsehs axsu.'on h. ,,n .odon ~
Tuesday. VIII pe psoust u,ent;n Wy .Sis cfter.
The oD)ec.s 0, .he e,;n,7,arn o;rcn. =.
noon as outlined IN p,.W p,s,,.n Wso. foi :.
|Iar distributed py oha'rnnah nuns ''
low.
Ylst-To deyeiop an ideal @ tor OS o0gS crow row,
hsy may may seS SeSom" u.efui Sitnss men. '"'
Il 'sMscenSITo = SH. establish "caddy schools" at
ID The. clubs ns,. members OF the oo'' N''0''"
t''p 'Tphirdrfo ~ co-opcrate in keeping sood boys
and preventing updesirable boys from reonrcsSins sis
from one golf CLUB 10 ano'n'r ""o ''''
s'IseuItS IVsseuurItSh-To cooperate in handling larss.
,ournamsn!s beyond the Limit OF cao''e' "'
an, anYS,,,Te Sne T!so; work for tho welfare of good
e.ddiss. ,,,,
si,th.Io s sssufs S SooS anHSssd HS's tseir days Of
coss,in%. coss mr." ''''
'SSsysnih-To SECURE the eo;operrsstion OF, Of club M
members @ IN 9cve,op'"s hows S''' '"'''
cu,,na NM % ,",,,aI ;nv;tot,on Golf tournament
ine n,an ,m., ~ s. DaviSs wos a huge
lot wo"eTp p.rticnIarly snlendid rolf was
succeSS' H.. the vouthfnI eInerts OF the
PAysu % II them fghting II ont
eistrN., .rou, for tba low gross and
between 'n'n ' A' ~"
low ne''
Cup Offered
The tourney was such a success
,rdesd that Mrs. Roliin II. Wilbur,
chairman Of the Woman's Committee at
~ Dayids. has offered a cup for next
rssr II will be presented at the next
annual meeting OF the Women's Golf
ASSOCIATION meeting to be competed for
annually BY players from all the clubs.
The conditions Of play WILL be decided
| Al the meeting. The only stipulation Is
| that il must be won three times for
permanent possession.
Miss Margaret Doyle, Torresdalee,
deserves the salaams of the multitude
|for her play yesterday. She won the
|St. Davids tourney after a play OF with
Miss Katherine Hutchinson, WOOD,
bury. They were the last pair to hnish
with chance.
A half In hve ut the nome mole
would have given Miss HUTCHINSON VIC
| tory with an 81 to ". her drive
|got tangled In the tutted r0ugh OF ..
bunker, where she iost stroKe, nna'iy
|holing an eignt. MISS Doyie mAssea "a q
tender little two-foot putt Tor hye
hstt.r MY than Mrs. Alex Smiths O3,
which had led the field from first pair
Into the last. you might say.
After consultation 1t was then de-
|eided that Miss Doyle and Miss Hutch :
inson should play on, when they did,
|halving the first in 6s, and Miss Doyle
Won the tourney with . to a on the
twentieth hole. She chose the hatbox'
|and Miss Hutchinson won handsome
SILVER platter for the low net. These
promising stars had both the low gross
|and the low net scores. Miss Doyle s
met was 7S. Miss Hutchinson's So.
since 1t Is always gratifying to see the
young players Of the district win. Miss
Hutchinson. 06-S4, and Miss Helen
Meehan, 02-7S, proved the bright lights
|of the Geist tourney and now the former