Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-13

pTOURTEEN major golf events have
- been arranged for golfers Of the
Manor Club, according to the
club schedule Of events for the
season, made public today by j. G.
Putnam, chairman of the Golf Com
mittee. Here is the list of events ar
ranged by the committee:
May 24-Mixed Scotch foursome.
May 3o-Flag tourney for women and
men.
May SI-First match, two-man team
June Second match, two-man
team.
June 14-Third match, two-man
june Is, II, 1s and 19-Club invita-
ton tournament.
June 28-Final, two-man team.
July 4-Scotch foursome for men,
nine-hole flag tourney for women.
July 5-Putting contests Tor men ana
women.
July 12--"Woof" and BOO" tourna-
ment, 10 holes medal play.
Juiy 26-Match play against par.
August 9-Mixed Scotch foursome.
August 3o-Team match for dinners
September 6 and PRESIDENTS Cup
competition, SO holes handicap.
September MEMS driving contest,
nine-hole flag tourney for women. :.
September l3-Qualifying for CLUB
september 10, 20 and 27-Match-
play rounds for club championship.
D EPEAT1NG her victory of six years
X ago, Mrs. Alma Won STEINER OF
the Beaver Dam Country Club
played through driving rain yesterday
over the Manor Club course to score
a gross 90 and win the annual compe-
tition for the trophies presented by
The Evening Star. Mrs. Won STEINER
player the SO holes of the tourney,
which started Monday, In total OF l78
strokes, scoring SO for the first round
and 90 for the second. Her hanolcap
Of ii strokes per rcGnd gave her
two-day net total Of 1856, which was
good enough to win the trophy by four
strokes. Mrs. ]. Marvin Haynes Oh
Columbia won the gross competition
with a two-day card Of S4-S4-lo0,
and tied for second in the net event
with Mrs Betty p. MecEley OF Beaver
Dam. holder Ct the District womans
golf championship, both with net caros
of 100. Mrs. Meckley's scores were
s5-e7-172. She played from a
handicap, while that Of Mrs: Haynes
was 4. Miss Virginia Williams OF
Congressional had the third best gross
score with el-93-1S4. With her
handicap Of 10 strokes per round tnS
gave her O net OF 1874.
Mrs r. M. Shock Of the Army-NAvy
Country Club finished third IN the net
competition with q card Of 9o-10l-199.
handicap- So strokes, for a net Of 1853.
A consolation tourney played on the
woods" nine Of the Manor Club was
won by Mrs. r. Dickinson Let's with a
score Of l07-15-92. In second place was
Mrs. w. A. Angwin with card OF
ll2-l0-94. The prizes were presented
at the conclusion of the tourney by
Mrs. Frank n. Keefer, president OF the
District Women'S Golf Association. The
anal round Of the tourney was played
through Q driving rainstorm.
r UNPLEASANT weather conditions,
" similar 20 those Of yesterday when
a steady rain fell during most OF
the day. were promised the contestants
on the final day Of the qualifying round
today in the Chevy Chase Club invita-.
ton golf tournament. With many OF
the star players Of the city scheduled TO
SLAEJ JO0Ay UVCI q NO0AOO aAASetAS
soaked, the weather man held out little
hope for better weather. Promised
showers indicated that the weather to-
day would not be q considerable inn
provement over that Of yesterday, when
approximately half the starting list OF
about ITS men failed TO return CARDS,
So slow was the course and so hard
was It to score on that only three were
able to break 30 yesterday ON the hrst
day Of play. Everett Eynon, champion
Of the Columbia Country Club, led the
uuaiifers on the first day with q score
of II, 8 over par. Eynon's score was
exceptionally good, barring three holes
for he hnished the frst round IN 10.
which ID 4 over par. and he took . 9
on the last hole. John ]. Lynch OF
Argyle had . 70 and M. Parker Nolan
OF confessional did 70, ana with
Eynon were the only naen 10 break 30.
So soft were the fairways that the
BAH sometimes half buried itself and
obtained hardly any roll at all. From
the back tee the ninth green was not
driven. The hole plays about 24S yards
in length.
Five nights are to qualify in the tour
ney, and the club house dopesters have