The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-18
WILL PLAY
|NCl]LLEGE
CHAMPS
BY George A. Simpson

Maurice j. Mccarthy, Of
Georgetown University and in
tercollegiate golf champion,
may not appear in the national
open though qualified for the
event.
The national open conflicts with
the intercollegiate championships
and Mccarthy intends to defend
his college title. The intercollegi-
ates open Monday at the Hollywood
Golf Club, Deal, N. J. Should Nc
Carthy stick to the finals, he must
forego the national open, June q.
20, at the Winged Foot Club, Mama
roneck, N. Y.
However, II he receives an
unlocked for reverse in the
early rounds he'll transfer his
clubs to MamarOneck for a wal.
lop at the open prize.
McCarthy's decision TO pass up
the banner golf tourney is typical
of a true collegian. He may reason
his chances are greater in col
lege field, but he'd rather associ.
ate with such company.
An insight into McCarthy's col
lege loyalty was shown when he
rode a side.wheel motorcycle 10
Syracuse, N! Y, TO, see the George
town and Syracuse elevens clash in
the Archibald Stadium in 1927. He
was willing to make every sacri.
flee in order to follow the Hilltop
gridmen and give his vocal and
moral support.
Mrs J. Marvin Haynes. OF Co.
Iumbia Country Club, was the
medalist in the annual, women's
District golf championship by scor-
ing "a in the qualifying rounds
yesterday at. Columbia. She shot
steady game and her figures for
each hole were more consistent
than those chalked up by Mrs.
Dorothy White Nicholson. of Wash
angton Golf and Country Club and
defending champion.
Mrs. Nicholson, who placed
second with So, played q spOtty
game, having a Z and three 6's
in the first round and vet total
ing As. An on the fifteenth
on the incoming trip blasted
her opportunity for the medal.
although carding Al.
Mrs. Betty Parker Meckley, en-
tered from Beaver Dam, was third
in qualifying with 81 while Mrs.
l.. o. Cameron. of Chevy Chase,
was fourth with So.
Mrs. H A. Knox. of Congress
sionaI, who has been first
Fighter all year. almost missed the
championship division. She was
tied with Mrs. William S. Corby.
of Columbia. and Mrs. H. r.
Ouinter, OF Columbia, at 100 for
the last place.
In the play-off, Mrs. Quinter lost
on the second hole. Mrs. Knox
and Mrs. Corby battled to the fourth |
hole, which was won by Mrs. Knox
who drove the green and holed out
in two puts. Uniquely, Mrs. Knox
had beaten Mrs. Haynes. the med
alist. in the last bi-monthly tourney |
of the Women's District Golf Asso-
citation, but was off her game yes
terday The pairings follow:
First Flight
s:9s-Mrs; J; n: HAYNES s!coljG "
s:1O-Mrs.- s: F. colladay> tcoD. 81
S:15-Mrs. ]. N, Hodges (Cong.). 80,
VS.. Mrs. Y. E.. Booker CNash.l. SO.
s:2O-Mrs. Norman Frost tCol): 80
vs., Mrs, b p. Meckiey Reaver); 81.
Chase), IS. VS.. Mrs. L. B. Chapman
s:so-Mrs 4. Won STEINER tBeaver!
s:35-Miss Susan Hacker &C. c. c.,
90 vs.. Miss Florence Scott a. 81. 90
s:4O--Mrs Dorothy white Nicholson
(Wash:). IS vs. Mrs. F.. r. Tiley q.
81, rs.
s41-Mrs NJ e Miller tCong.), 105
Mrs Eer%a" s PStos COO 9cc, io' iog
VI s:ss r- r: a ]. " Beiier Col, 1Os
VS.. Mrs. II r. Quinter tCol.l. 100
100 vs. Ms. E Masa Rr s%TSy $685.
aO5.
Third Flight
1o;o5-Mrs. g. T Bell wash ,11s
vs. Miss Rorot1y HTetsr G 81 1os
II 10 :i5-Mrs l. steele Il s.. los
vs.. Mrs. f. F. Burchard (Bann.l, 10
1o:2O-Mrs, G H.. Parker (col;). 1o7
rs. Mrs. II. King CornwAll (Coi.), ITO.
Fourth Flight
AZ VS.. Mrs r C. Hartig IManorI. ia.
10:30-Miss Helen Fay tManor). IA
vs. Mrs. Philip lsraelI~ (Bannockburn).
1o;s5-AIss Ora Emge tBesver). 11s
vs.. Mrs. J F, Gross q. J. III.
10 :4O--Mrs H. b, Hird tMsnor). 1fS,
vs. Mrs. H. Harper tCong.l, 1924.
Fifth Flight
Mrs s. c. watkins tcol.), l9S, VS..
Mrs. f. l.. Powell tBann), 100 vs.
Miss Sue E. Gauit DAMN. les vs.
Mrs, Hugh Mackenzie (Col.D. 127.
10450-Mrs. Elizabeth e. Harris (Ban-
1ockburn). 1871 vs.. Miss Molle Hodges
lCong.). 141. 5
Expecting a large entry list, the {
Congressional Club has decided to {
have two days for the qualifying {
.Nunds in the annual invitation |
Hence, the event will {
get under way next Tuesday in. q
stead of Wednesday as previously
planned. Match play rounds are q
Thursday and Friday 7
Five sixteens will qualify. Prizes /
will be awarded the two low gross /
scores in the qualifications. Prizes t
VIII also be given the winner and t
'unnerup in each flight. The privi-1 t
eyes of the course is extended 10 '
% entrants on Thursday and FRI $
lay of this week and next Monday. 4
Entries close with the tournament
committee Saturday night at 6
o'clock. The committee is headed "a
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