Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-28
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rapidly is drawing to q close.

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son of the Chevy Chase Club
rapidly is drawing to q close.
The first round Of match play
in the competition for the siamese
Cup, second of the CUPS Of similar
name to be presented to the club, now
is being played and was to be finished
today. The final round in the S.emese
Cup event is scheduled for Nove11i-
Der 5, or Z, and only one more
tourney is on the club golf schedule.
This is the competition for the Japanese
Cup, to be played next Saturday. The
Japanese Cup was presented to the club
three years ago by Ambassador Matsu-
daira, and is competed for annually.
George Richards. jr., who won the
Presidents Cup earlier in the Fail, Is
one Of the entrants In the Elamese Cup
event, for which the pairings follow:
F. s. Craven (10) VS.. l.. B. Plat (S);
w. ]. Waller (1e) defeated d. D. l..
McGrew QS), 4 and 2; Gen. G. @. Treat
(13) VS.. Harrison Brand, jr. Q4); Rich
ard p. whitley C12) VS.. George e. FL
lott ga; H. l.. Merring (13) VS.. II. A.
ellis (22) George Richards, jr., uD
VS.. Paul P. Blackburn I'D; 7. r. r.
M. Emmett t18) VS.. John Britton 90;
e. o. Wagenhorst G7) VS.. H. P. Wright
(lB).
Chevy Chase has one Of the most
elaborate intra-club schedules of any
golf organization about washington, not
the least Of which Is the lengthy list Of
events arranged by the Senior Golf AS
ISOLATION Of the club. Some Of these
Journeys now are In progress, among
them q ringer competition and one or
two match play events which are to be
concluded this month.
AIRS. BETTY p. MECKLEY, the
IV1 District champion, today holds the
course record for the faine-hole
layout OF the National Women's Country
Club, but well wager she is not so
happy over her "A made yesterday, as
Is Mrs. George z. Elliott over her 81
made on the same course on the same
day
Mrs. Meckley played astonishingly fine
golf to cover the second nine holes in
two better than par for q "a after an
OF her life came to Mrs Elliott, who
never had had the privilege before Of
shattering the century mark on any
golf course. and then she broke 1t by
no less than nine strokes.
Mrs. Meckley was playing with Mrs
J. Marvin Haynes, the new Middle
Atlantic title holder. and Mrs. Frank r.
Keefer, president of the District Wom-
ems Golf Association. She had seven
Is and two SIS on her -shattering
card. obtaining a on 500-yard par
8 hole by the simple expedient of laying
a long chip shot c,ose enough to hole
out with q single putt. Mrs. Haynes
scored 90 on the same round.
The course will officially open To-
morrow with an exhibition match in
which Mrs. Meckley and Mrs. Haynes
will oppose Mrs. E. Boyd Morrow and
Mrs. NJ. L. Bell Of Baltimore. The four
viii play O nine-hole match following
an 1S-hole medal pay handicap tourney
TO be staged by the Women'S Golf AS
ISOLATION. In case Of Indictment weather
the tourney will be held next week.
Mrs. r. NJ. Shock. women's cham
pion OF the Army-Navy Country Club,
has donated two cups to be PLAYED for
by the woman golfers OF the club on
Friday The competition will be at
both 9 and Is holes. both at medal play
with club handicaps.
One OF the final Tournaments OF the
season will be staged by the Maryland
state Golf Association as the Maryland
Country Club next Tuesday. It win be
one Of the regular handicap medal play
events, with an entry fee Of 81, and with
prizes to be awarded to the low gross
and low net winners In three classes.
Professionals are invited 10 participate,
starting from scratch.
THE entry list for the Kenwood open,
i which is only partially complete
viii include al the professional
golfers about Washington and q smat-