The Washington times., 1931-05-12
EX-CHAMP
HEADSGOLF
FIELD
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

INTO acClon To-Day WIN q Ilelo
studded with ranking players.
Heading the field Of entrants is
Max Marston, former national
amateur golf champion. Besides,
there are others Of repute in
their own localities.
The question most golf-minded
WashingtonianS want answered
is whether or not Harry G. Pitt,
of Manor Club, will take the
tournament for his fourth con-
secutive year.
Won Times in Row
Pitt has won the tournament
three years in a row, being the
only competitor since its begin
ming 81 years ago. to win it
three times, consecutively or
otherwise.
1t Is admitted that Pitt
flashed nothing sensational In
the Washington or WOOdm0nt
tournaments but the Manor
comet is at his best on the
Chevy Chase course. He'll be
hard to beat.
BY virtue of a dazzling 36 on
the second nine, Mrs. Alma Won
STEINER Of Beaver Dam led 81
rivals in the first half Of the
Star Cup tournament for women
at the Manor Club yesterday.
The final 18 holes will be con-
tested today. Mrs. Won STEINER
had a gross of SO and a net OF
IT, due to a handicap OF IL
strokes.
Mrs. Won STEINER scored So
on her first nine, including a
damaging 10 on the par 4 fourth
ere she wrestled with the
branches of a giant oak tree.
Despite a on the par 3 seven
teenth, she negotiated the inside
or women's nine in 36 strokes, B
over mems par.
Mrs. MeckIey Second
Next to Mrs. Won STEINER for
low net was Mrs. Betty Parker
Meckley, also of Beaver Dam and
holder of the women'S District
golf championship. Mrs. Neck
ley scored a gross Of IS, while her
handicap of netted 79.
Other low net scorers were
Miss Florence Scott, of Indian
Sring, (93-13) 80; Mrs. J. M.
Shock, Army and Navy Club,
(98.1S) 80; Mrs. J. Marvin
Haynes, Columbia Country
Club, (84-4) 80; Mrs. George ID.
See, Manor Club, (99-1S 81;
Miss Virginia williams, of Con-
gresSiOnal, (91-1O 81; Mrs. J.
william Harvey, jr., Indian
Spring, (96-14) 81, and Mrs. w.
E. Hall, Washington Golf and
Country Club, (95-1S) 81.
Mrs. Haynes "a was the lowest
gross score in yesterdays play.
She went out in IL strokes and
returned in 43.
The st. Johns College golfers
defeated Dewitt Prep, 4 to 2, in
their matches on the East
Potomac Park course yesterday.
Results:
Summaries-Ortmann est. Johns) de-
feated Cooke, l up in 10 holes: Parks
(St. Johns) defeated Krewson, l up in
19 holes. Best ball won by Dewitt
Hird iDevitt) defeated Carey, and
and 3. Best ball won by st. Johns
/ up.
Yesterdays summaries follow:
Mrs. Alma xon steinner 1BssEy,er SoE,sT
CBeaver Dam). s5--6-7S; Mrs J. Mar
win Haynes (Columbia), S4-4-SO;
Miss F. Scott 1ndian spring). s3-1S-
so; Mrs ]. N. Shock shock { 6Ar%y-NSMxyo. gss MY,
orr, S9-1s-S1; Miss Virginia Williams
GConEressionaD, 91-1O-S1; Mrs. J.
W Harvey Qndian Spring., S6-l4-S2
Mrs, T. N. Beaver (BeaVer Dam j.
1O1-1S-S3; Mrs. W. r.. ma" tTSSnT KnnI
CCongressionaD. s4-1O-S4: Mrs: }; Il.
FIeser (Washington), 1OS-lS-Sb; MISS
G. Hill (unattached), 91-S-S3; Miss X.
orr (cSngression19rD; 9rc;,umSia, 1Soml'gs 9sE7Es5;
Mrs J. W. Bellar (columbia), sS-TO
VS.; VS. Miss F. j. Godfrey Gunattach:sdl, :,6I
1oSH1T-SS; Mrs. L. H. Lawlor Cun,
att.ched). 1O4-1S-S6; Miss 8. GanI'
Gunattached). 1OS-1S-S5; MIS-:
HnItzman (A-my- Navy. 1O4-1S-SS
Mrs, Fl. NJ. Shinnick Ondian spring
iUSI,odI l"oMI ios@1S-S5; Mrs. Jerome
Wover (woOdmont). 102-l4-SS' MlSs aS
Winifred Faunce (MahorO, ~r,1.a.sS
". frank r. Keefer (CheVy Cnasel
oa-1o-S7; Mrs. Y. e. Booker
inpton). 96-S-SS: Miss susan hacNT n
TCheyy Chase), S7-1O-S!; MI m rs
pevser (woodmont). 10S-i1-Is%S-; IL
L. Ransom (Army-Navy), rV' -,
80. Mrs. Ora Emge -(BeaVer ,stIa, Ds1
IO4-15-S9; Mrs. Douglas z
| IVA ashington). 1O7-1l-SS' ,nI Mrs' aGS7
Jones (CongressionsD' ,co1 1OS-i1 11SOSSe.sionai1
TMofas-1IsS; Mrs. J. o. Rhyme oGCfS, GCSn,
LIUDos.ionaN, lO2-15-S7; Miss Dorotnt'
4vnfer Gndian Spring.. SS~zSA z70S
Ms e. NJ. McClelland (ManorD;I I.r"r1 IUTC
I9-e3; Mrs. B. c. HaTue SMsnOrI
i01-Ii-SO; Mrs. H. B. Hird tM"%Ct' I%o
iS5-12-93; Mrs. Newman rllEse WSS,
iTmbia), 1Os-11-s5; MIS- E. "a. Mrs
nr indian Spring.. 106-lS-s"' Mrs
ner IIaon (Mapor0. 1OS-1O-9S: MrS
Si,hsrt Hahn (WoodmonO' l,,hi.I
~; tIHeO: Mrs. F. Tomlinson W u
lo4hE lo4hiaE Io7-1O-s7: Mrs. Perry os s
,g1nW' mnnver Gndian spring.. W. 1oIU
TO- F, Gross Undian Sprie,,.I';o, Sprine
NJ oS. Mrs. c. A. slater ",n.t,
ioo 'IS-9S; Mrs. F. d. LetlS
taohed), 1OS-15-sS.