The Washington times., 1931-10-19
QUALIFYING
ROUND ON
TODAY
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

The closing major event for
women golfers of this area is
being contested this week over the
Indian Spring course. 1t is the
Middle Atlantic golf champion
ships which starts today with an
18-hole qualifying round.
The entry field includes Mrs.
NJ. Louise Bell. Of the Rodgers
Forge Club of Baltimore and de-
tending champion. Other rank
ing feminine players from Balti'
more competing are Mrs. E. Boyd
Morrow, runner.up last year, and
Miss Virginia Holzderber.
Mrs. Dorothy White Nicholson,
of the Washington Golf and
Country Club and one of the
best women players in the Dis
trict, is also entered.
Indian Spring Champion
Indian Spring successfully de-
Tended it's team championship Of
the Maryland State Golf Associa-
ton by outscoring Baltimore
Country Club, 10-8, in the final
round over the Rolling Road Club
in Baltimore. Indian Spring
gained a commanding margin by
sweeping the first two matches.
Summaries:
Monro Hunter and Leroy sasscer. In
dian Spring, s. Bill Scott and Talbot
Epeer, B. C. c., 0.
Monro Hunter. jr., and DIR. Larry
O'Ten. Indian Spring, 3; B. Warren
Corkran and Harry Parr, B. c. c., 0.
]. w. Harvey and George Gist. Indian
Spring, L Alexander Knapp and ]. W.
Tom Belshe and Sam Rice, Indian
Spring. o; Harry Jones and William
H. Lacey and c Cole Indian Spring,
Ia: Edgar Lu'as and R. Jackson, B.
Lee Pass and H. L. Pope, Indian
Spring. III ; s. W Egerton and j. j.
Hoffman, B, c. c.. IA.
Henry Phipps won over John
r. Miller, 6 and 5, in the final
36-hole match for the Beaver
Dam championship. Phipps was
4 up at the end of the first 18
and turned the last 18 in 81
strokes. c. E. Lord defeated B.
Bentson, 3 and 2, in the B cham
pionship while E. L. Degener won
over H. G. Cooper, 6 and 5, in
class c. DR.. L. c. Hopkins
downed Dave Morris, S and 4,
in Glass A nonqualifiers. N. G.
Patterson swamped w. A. Talia-
ferro, IL and IL, in Class B non
qualifiers, turning in card of
81, the best of the day.
Major NOyes Wins
Major E. A. Noyes scored over
Colonel John L. Quigley, 6 and
5, in the 36-hole final for the
championship at the Army and
Navy Country Club. Colonel Quig-
ley scored low brides at the
sixteenth and seventeenth holes
in the morning round while the
eighteenth was halved but Major
Noyes remained up at the turn.
Summaries
First Round-E. A. Noyes defeated E.
R. Shipp. s and 4; B. P: Nimmo de-
stein defeated Luscombe, defending cham
pion, and 3; P. NJ. Thompson defeated
w. A. Jones, and l: L: V. Steele. de-
fsated L. w. Comst4ek 8 and ID s; G., Il
w. I. Ogus defeated G. w. Henderson,
1 up: John L. ouigley defeated R. A.
Theobald, l up.
and 4; Thompson defeated Nottstein.
and s. Steele VS.. Foster, both de-
fault .9uigley defeated osus by default
ssmifnal Round 6I3yssu NGyes defeated defes TED
default.
Final Round-Noyes defeated ouigley,
. 6 and 5.
Howard Nordlinger, defending
champion, engages William G.
Inch in the upper half of the
semifinals of the Woodmont Club
championship. Leopold v. Freud
berg tackles DR.. S. Dewey Gott-
lieb in the lower half. Freudberg
was / down to Henry kaufman
yesterday but squared TIA match
on the eighteenth when Kaufman
became wild with his first three
shots. Freudberg won on the
extra hole when Kaufman placed
his second in the trap and pitched
over the green. Freudberg, him.
self, drove into the rough. Sum-
0narieS:
First Flight (second round) Howard
9 and Z; william G. Illch defeated
Robert Baum, 2 up; DR.. S. Dewey Gott-
1teb defeated Morris Goldstein. and g.
Leopold v. Freudherg defeated Henry
Kaufman. 1 up, 10 holes.
Second Flight (second round) Samuel
kaufman defeated Stanley Fischer,
and /; A. ]. Stephens defeated Simon L.
Nye, 2 and /; Isaac Behrend defeated
Jesse Miller, 6 and 8; Morris Simon de-
feated Jack Shulman, and 4.
LAC TEAM cDIDlT