The Washington times., 1930-04-22

OUkuS O1 GNG more pEO10kIlek1C
District women golfers fell with a
4 thud. Mrs. Hugh r. Nicolson, play
Ing over her home course and the
only scratch entrant, could do
? only 80. Mrs. John Neale Hodges,
Of the Army, Navy and Marine
Corps Club, gathered IS, with q
nine on fifteen. Mrs. j. Marvin
Haynes, Of Columbia, picked up
on the fifteenth, and Mrs. H. A.
Knox, Of Congressional, carded
102. However, Mrs. NicolSon'S 80
gave her the low gross.
The second best performance
was credited to Mrs. Everett
4Eynon. Of Columbia, who crossed
01 and q net Of 66.
:. Mr.. william Z. Hall Of Wash
ington, was second low net with
96-14, 50. The cards for Mrs.
STEINER, Mrs. Eynon and Mrs.
Nicholson, together with sum-
maries, follow:
Mrs. nsF Nicoison iai;;i'' :. 94sS5ssSss s-s
Mrs. Eynon ... 1855 S5SS ia
Mrs. Won Stein
Mrs., ns' S,eol;on : I'LL: s-:s-ss
Mrs. Eynon S5S 7SS 5-47--s1
Mrs. MccOOk Knox. Chevy Chase. SS-
iswa, c. C.. i1o-1o-1oe; mrs. q. T.
Bell, Columbia, 11S--1s-162; Miss L. l..
sAeKniChtI Army, Navy and Msrins
Dii ter. indian sprinS. 1Os"1Dios; Mrs Da f.
: ,: Hird. Manor. l1O-11.ss; Mrs. Mid
dleton Beaman, Bannockburn, 111-13-
%; Mrs. r. C. Dunbar, Bannockburn,
Mrs. T. F. Burchsrd. Bannockburn
iS1-1s-115: Miss Sue CAN'T, Rannock-
burn, 112-1s-Ss; Miss Elizabeth Har-
ris, Bannockburn. 1So-1S-112; Mrs. W.
8. Rhyme. BsnnockSurn. iii-l4@s7;
121-ls-105; MRS. J. r. Gross. Indian
Spring, lI1-1i-1Oo; Mrs Hugh 7.
i.1Osms-ss; Mrs. D. Tschiffely. wash Wash.
"inEtcn. 1l7-,s9S;; Mrs Mr.. D., p: Sutton
K..fsr Wass,nstsn eh:vy Chase GSiss, nrs
Betty Meckley. Beaver Dam. 9S--S 80:
Mrs. H. A. Knox. Congressional. 1875
-ss; Mrs. g. N. Burns. unattached.
1O1-s-s2.
ss@s-ss; Mrs. Thoma. Beaver. Beaver
Manor. Nam; 1isIisIss Mr.: Mr.: {. 3. + st.%.rt tS~S'
Tasans0nc D.s.4n:: coain0.' ia1sit 1sis;s Mr.; MR. r.
H. 3. shipley. Bannockburn. Ili-IS--
g; Miss j. H NJ Harvey Indian Ind la Spring %
R:% R..sn.,s. :ssnl'..i ,ei.N.s Mr' VI Mr.. HI,' "
IHsrvsy' Indian sprinE, 1O5Mii-Si.
withdrew-Mrs B. c. HartiE. Manor;
). T 3. walker, columbla: Mrs. l. j Nc
Cabe, Washington: Mrs. r. A. Lacey
Iumbia; Mrs. George DitfenbauEh. In
ington; Mrs. J. 8. Fieser. Wash ngton.
Mrs.. 8. g.. Pray. Manor; Mrs A. 9,
Gardiner. Columbia; Mrs ". W Not.
coInmbia; Mrs. NJ e. Miller. conrres.
slonal: Mrs. George Parker. columbia:
Mrs. Newman Little, Columbia: Mrs. ].
r. Dowdall' Conversational; Mrs Hugh
Walker. Columbia. 49,
Returning home with a best
ball Of IS, the Shorey brothers,
. Mel and Shorey, managed to
score 73 and earn q tie for
first prize in the amateur.pro
1S-hole event at the Rolling Road
Club, CatonSville. Md.
Warner Mather, Woodholme
pro, and Ernie Caldwell, Wood
holme amateur, also had n bet
ter ball Of T3. Charlie BetSchler,
Rodgers Forge pro, and Irwin
McCourt, Rodgers Forge anna.
teur, had a better ball Of "a for
'third place.
a A high crOSs-wind pre-
vented what could be called
high class shooting over the
well-trapped ana bunkered
ROlling Road layout.
George Diffenbaueh, assistant
Indian Spring pro, almost had
an ace on the fourth hole, 1853
yards long. His tee shot stop.
ped an inch from the cup. and
he ranained home the putt for
, q birdie 2. Summaries:
ClItf McKiminie Army, Navy, Ma
rIne Corps Club. and c. W. Cole, jr.
Indian Spring. n; J, M. Hunter. Indian
spring and J. NJ Hunter. ir Indian
Spring. IS: Warner Mather and Ernie
CaIdYhM Waodholme. 73: c. r. McMas-
ter and T. w. Sasscer. Rolling Road, rs;
Gene Larkin. Chevy Chase and Comdr.
j. K. Richards Chevy Chase. rs; Julius
Platte and H. Peterson, Rogers Forge
10; Alex Taylor, Fountain. Head. and
Leroy Davenport, Rodgers Forge Is: Al
HouEhton and Howard A. French, Har-
per, Is: Gift Spencer and Frank simmI,