The Washington times., 1930-06-17
FIVE PLAYERS
REGISTER
SHUT.OUTS
BY JUNO .KINERK

Inc picked team OF "oneH
golfers Of washington who
trounced the Richmond team over
the Congressional course. 70 70
II, will play the latter q return
match in the Virginia capital In
July. Later in the fall the Rich
.nond team will return here for
another match.
The Nassau scoring system pre-.
vailed in yesterdays match and
five of the local players shut out
their opponents. Mrs. j. Marvin
Haynes, Miss Dorothy Hunter,
Mrs. E. -R. Tilley, Mrs. Y. y.
Booker and Mrs. Monroe Miller
! scoring the slams. -.
Mrs. Betty Parker Meckley,
playing No. i on the local team.
ran into q tartar In the form
ofssMrs. Thomas Piteldy and was
shuts out. Only last week Mrs.
MeckIey captured the District wo-
mems title by upsetting Mrs.
Dorothy White Nicolson, four
times champion. in the semi.
finals, and conquering Mrs. Ste
phen Colladay in the finals.
The results Of the match fol-
low:
Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes q; Mrs. Jean
MDs sGns Martha a. Miss creeS pSr0'Sy M aun'T s.y ~
Mrs. Stephen r coliaday. .h: Mrs
c. c. Baughn, n; Mrs. Z. n. Tilley.
3; Mrs Daniel cOaie. o; Mrs. Perry ..
Mrs. Y. Z. Booker. .; Mrs. afayson
Dashiell. 0; Mrs. H. A. Knox. /; MrS.
Carl Boscher. ?: Mrs. Frank Torplln-
son. u Mrs. & C. Cook, AZ: Nrs
Sustins % !'la Mr.. Monroe @ Mil.r' KHoe5; = MISE S
Farra., aar't 4 AfseS Mrs. T. { As anderson Sc n De-
Leo Pass. champion Of the Vet
erans Bureau, and other prize
winners in that departmental golf
tourney. will be presented their
trophies tomorrow night at q
banquet at Banockburn, by Gen.
Frank r. Hines, director Of the
bureau and donor Of the cham
pionship cup. Preceding the
banquet a meeting Of the golf
committee will be held at $50
o'clock. During the afternoon q
blind bogey event will be held.
The winning score Is to be deter
mined entirely by chance, each
player picking his own handicap
and the lucky number Is to be
drawn out Of q hat.
Three Washington pros are
ali set to participate In the
U. S. open championship Mt
the 1nterlachen Club In Min.
neapolis next month, Al
HOughtOn, Arthur Thorn and
Mel ShOrey all having quail.
fled for the blue ribbon
event In trials at Richmond
yesterday.
Houghton blazed the way for a
field Of 20 players at Richmond
by negotiating the course In
72-71---143, while Thorn and
Shorey tied for second with cards
Of 71-7S-149 and 79-70-149,
respectively. Shorey'S 10 in his
afternoon round established q
record for the Lakeside course.
At Richmond Fredie Mcleod,
Of Columbia, failed to make the
charmed circle when he finished
In tie for fourth place with
Roland Hancock, Virginia open
champion, with ISL. George Dif-
fenbaugh had 154. Walter Cum
ningham had 100 and AL Treder
had 161.
Ralph Beach. former pro at
Burning Tree but now pro at the
Suburban Country Club in Balti.
more, made the qualifying grade
At the Springhaven course in
Philadelphia with q card Of 14S.
the highest to get in the lists.
Bob Barnett and Gene Larkin. Of
Chevy Chase, failed with cards or
1o2 and 1853. respectively, while
Cliff McKimmie, of Army, Navy
and Marine club, also finished out
with 156.
Sandy Armour, Congres-
Sional pro, was one Of the SS
in the large field of 81 players
In Pittsburgh who did mot
qualify, either. Nine players
qualified, 1S6 being the high.
est score to make the Grade.
In the metropolitan qualifying
test. Maurice Mccarthy, jr., for
n1er intercollegiate c h a m p o n
while at Georgetown, failed by q
stroke to get in the charmed
group of IA players who qualified.
Mac had a card of 165, which was
two better than that Of jess
Sweetser, former amateur cham
pion. Silas M. Newton, well
known here, made q brave enough
start with q round Of 78. but fal-
tered in the afternoon, when he
got 81. The play was over the
Quaker Ridge and Fenin1ore