The Washington times., 1929-06-19


/, 2, 3. Members must turn in
three scores of IS. holes each. so
their handicaps can be based. The
winner and runner-up in the mems
and wOmen's events will be given
prizes, the presentation to take place
on July 4.
Sports scribes OF the local papers
will gather tomorrow morning at
the Army War College course and
will try To play golf. The occasion
is the renewal of the Cleland Cup
tourney, initiated in 1925 by Capt.
John r. D. Cleland. Col. Hjalmar
Erickson and his associates at
Washington Barracks will also be
hosts to the scribes at a luncheon.
"A few years ago, there was no
admission fee attached, but today
the spectators must pay II they want
to see the top players in action. And
the clubs go to any expense 50 that
every facility is provided. Last year
at Brae Burn. the club officials
erected a. building 15D by 100 feet
that housed the newspapermen and
telegraph operators. This was almost
a total loss as the building was use.
less after the tourney ended.
Its no fun keeping the scores
8 In national golf tourney. Some
sOnesis forever pestering yOW with
questions aS to what scores win
qualify and II yOH think 50 and
so has chance. I always ask
the player when he hands me his
card II the score thereon II cor.
rect rs disqualification r. the
penalty for any errors discovered
later"
Judging by their golfins feats yes
terday, the finalists for the District
Woman's championship shape up as
Mrs. Dorothy White Nicholson, of
Washington Golf, and Country Club,
and Mrs. j. Marvin. Haynes, OF
Columbia Country Club. Mrs. Nichol-
son, the defending champion, blasted
"a in defeating Mrs. F.. r. Tilley,
OF Indian Spring, 7 and 5. Mrs.
Nicholson may have scored Is il she
had sunk five-fo0t putt on the 18th
hole.
Mrs. Haynes, the medalist, pun.
ished Mrs. Perry B. Hoover, club
champion OF Indian Spring, under
the heavy count Of s to z. Mrs.
Hoover succumbed to two heats
the sun and Mrs. Haynes bIistering
game.
Three surprises were furnished.
Mrs. l.. o. Cameron. of Chevy Chase.
who shot 7S last week, fell before
Mrs. l.. s. Chapman. of Congress.
sional, Z and s. Mrs. H. A. Knox,
of Congressional. was eliminated by
Mrs. Alma Won Steinner, Beaver
Dam, Q and 1, and Miss Florence
Scott, OF Manor. defeated Miss Su.
san Hacker, Of. Chevy Chase, and /.
Yesterdays results follow:
First Flight
Mrs. J. NJ. Haynes tColD defeated
Mrs. Perry Hoover q. 50. and q.
Mrs: J. n. Hodges (CoRg.l defeated
Mrs, Y. f. Booker (wash.), and /.
Mrs. Betty p Meckley tBeaverl de-
feated Mrs. Norman B. Frost (Col). 5
Mrs l. B, Cha pman, tcong.> defeated
Mrs. l.. o. Cameron &C. c. c.. and 6.
Mrs Alma Won Steiner (Beaver) de- |
feated Mrs. H. A. Knox (cong).
Miss Florence Scott tManOr9 de.
deated Miss Susan Hacker &c. c. c..
Mre Sro l. porothv ws,,. N,,,o,,
twa.h., d.Te"tsS MS.. """i T. ;. s''&H1nsS TiIisS
Il. 81. 7 and s.
Second Flight
Mrs. NJ. Y. Miller tConE.) defeated |
Mrs. Herman StatIer (CoI.). 4 and 3.
Mrs. c. I. Putnam (Coll defeated
Mrs rs. j. 4 A. nsTr n.,,r, tcoI,' tco1 and l., !,
H. r. Quihter tCol,l, and /.
Mrs. William $. Corby 'ColD defeated
Miss Elizabeth Brawner (Col). up.
Third Fright
Miss Dorothy Hunter q So defeated |
Mrs. c. T. Bell CWssh.). & and ..
Mrs. }. l.. -Fieser (Wash,I defeated
Mrs, E. McCleland (Manor), up in
10 holes.
Mrs. L. L. steel. H. 81 defeated
Mrs. e. F. Burchard (Bann.). and 4.
Mrs. II. King Cornwen (Col.I de-
'eated Mrs. &C H. Parker (Col),
Fourth flight
Mrs. B. c. Hsrtig (Manorl defeated
Mrs. P. Israells CBann.) defeated Miss
Helen Fay LMaHorl. and :.
Mss Ora Emge CBsaverI. and s.
Mrs. ". p. Hird CManorl defeated
Mrs. Huston Harper CConE.), s and
Fifth fright
Mrs 5. c. Watkins tccl) defeated
Mrs e l. Powell tBannI defeated
!. Bye
Miss Sue q. Gan,t tsan-., defeated
Irs Hugh Mackenzie ICol) asd 1
Misc Elizabeth c Harris TBGan.l as-
eatsd Miss Nellie Hodge tcoagD, o.
md 1.