The Washington herald., 1922-10-27
Two Chevy Chase Members
VIII Meet For D. c. Title
Match Scheduled to Start at 10 O'clock Clark
Wins Newspapermen's Tourney Lib
erty Cup Finals Tomorrow.
: By AL CONNOLLY.

Mrs. L. o. Cameron and Mrs.
Frank Hyatt. jr.. both of Chevy
Chase Country Club. woA their way
TO the anal match of the nth an
nual. wdmen,s District gplf cham
pionship over the Chevy Chase
course yesterday. the former de-
feating Mrs. 7. B. Miller. of Chevy
Chase. 4 and .. while Mrs. Hyatt
was extended to the limit to gain
. decision over Miss Edith Cunning
ham. Of Bannockburn. winning .
and 1. after her opponent had played
three strokes in getting out of the
sand trap on the seventeenth hole.
Mrs. Cameron will meet Mrs.
Hyatt this morning at 10 o'clock in
the nnal match Mrs. cameron's
game was very steady yesterday.
and while Mrs. Hyatfs drives were
straight down the fairway In spite
of a wind that raised havoc with
play in general. her short game was
of color. and much Improvement
will have to be shown by her IL
Mrs. Cameron Is 10 be defeated for
Mrs. Kincaid's crown
Miss Cunningham won the first
three holes and was one up at the
turn. even after the eleventh. but
lost out to Mrs. Hyatt when her
approach ran over the seventeenth
1reen and into the tran
Mrs. Tom Moore, of Indian Spring
Club, defeated Mrs. ]. F. Dryden,
4-3. in the final match of the con-
ISOLATION round.
LIBERTY CUP TOURNEY.
Play in the annual Liberty Cup
competition at Chevy Chase has
dwindled to eight competitors. E.
NJ Talcott defeated w. G. Porter
after twenty-six holes of golf had
been played in the feature match
of yesterdays play.
In the other matches ]. F. Dryden
won over c. c. Long. 4-3: r. s.
whaley defeated c. v. Wheeler.
+3: C. E. Courtney defeated ]. W.
Childress. 1 up: F. P. Lannon de-
fezted X r. NJ. Emmett, 81: G.
IuChcI uCACdlCo d IL NdS-
sells, 81, ]. l. Suter defeated Hor-
ace Green, 4-s. and Walter R.
Tuskerman. playing with Reeve
Lewis after eighteen holes without
a decision. decided to play the nee
essary extra holes this morning.
Today J. F, Dryden will meet E.
NJ. Tafeott. r. S. whaley will play
with J. l. Suter. c. E. Courtney will
meet F. p. Lannon and G. Tucker
Smith VIII oppose the winner of the
Tuckerrpan-Lewis match. The
semi-fnals will be played tomorrow
morning and the final match will
take place in the afternoon.
CLARK LEADS PRESS GOLFERS.
Kenneth Clark. OF the United
Press, led the field of forty-seven
SSarters with low net card of IT
and carried of the George NJ. Cook
permanent silver trophy in the FIRST
fall toprnament of the Washington
Columbia Country Club links yes
terday.
Walter NpcCallum. Washington
the Evening Star. was presented
~ TN SAANci ClsdTelle case dIIcT
shooting a round of So. which gave
him low gross. score.
Lawrence ". Benedict, also of
United Press. won two golf clubs.
donated by Freddy Mcleod. for sec
ond low net with a card of so.
Robert B. Choate. of the Phila-
delphia Public Ledger. received a
sweater for low net score for those
with handicaps between fifteen and
twenty-five: Paul J. McGahan. of
the Philadelphia Inquirer. tied with
s. W Bell, of the Philadelphia Pub
DC Ledger. for the prize offered
to the low net man win a handicap
of twenty-five or over. a pair of
golf shoes, and IL was decided to
give both contestants a pair: and
the prize for fifth highest gross.
consisting of three golhng lessons
from Freddy Mcleod. Columbia
Country Club professional. went to
James L. Wright. of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
President Brigham formally pre-
sented the prizes at the National
Press club last night.