The Washington times., 1932-05-31
8 LOCAL WOMEN
GOLFERS PLAY
IN ND. EVENT
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

by OEOhNE A' SAME oON
Three local feminine golfers
! Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes and Mrs
Everett Eynon, of Columbia, and
Mrs. Betty P. Meckley, Indian
Spring, were competing today in
the qualifying rounds of the wo-
mems Maryland State champion
ships over the Elkridge Hunt
Club course in Baltimore.
The trio are ranked with the
leading women golfers in the
Middle Atlantic area and each is
expected to qualify for the
match play rounds which start
tomorrow. Mrs. Haynes is the
women's Middle Atlantic cham
pion. winning her laurels at the
Indian Spring Club here last
year.
The field also includes Mrs. E.
Boyd Morrow, Baltimore Coun-
try Club, and Mrs. M. Louise
Bell, Rodgers Forge, both of
whom have been prominent in
Middle Atlantic tournaments for
years.
Local Courses Crowded
Every local golf course was
packed yesterday and a tidy sum
was gathered for the District
Olympic Fund as the. result of
several tournaments. .. -,..<
J. William Harvey, jr., golf
chairman at Indian Spring, led
the qualifying field in the tour.
nament at his club and then de.
feated DR.. Larry S. Otell. l up,
to win at match play. Sum,
marieS:
FIRST Flight. William Harvey, jr.
defeated DR.. L. s. Otell, 1 up. Con.
sclation-Wilson Hayes defeated W. H
Dickbout, 4 up.
Homer s. Pope, 4 and 2. Consolation
H. H. Shinnlck defeated H. A. Mihills,
up.
Third Flight. ]. cullinane defeated
A w. Hoover. ! up. Consolation
Comdr. c. X. stoddard defeated 7. o
Fourth FHght-c. J. Mattson de
feated r. w. Bolweil. 4 and :. Con
solation-Iames V. Brownell. jr., age
II years, defeated ID. z. swope,
Fifth Flfght-F. J. Baker defeated
G. II. Willingham. and ;. Cousola
ti"n-W. j.. Reynolds detected bye
Louis A. SpieSS was the winner
of the first blind bogey with (92
-22, 70. The second number
SO, found j. w. Reese (88-19)
SO, the winner and the third went
to c. H. Willingham QO2-3O
70. Mrs. R. D. White captured
the women's match play against
par, being one down to par. Mrs
j. V. Brownell was second,
down to par, and Mrs. B. G. Sim
pich third, being down to par
Three Eagles at Argyle
John B. Harmon accounted for
the flag tournament at the Argyle
Club, holing out his final stroke
on. the nineteenth green. The
other winners were w. H. F4an
merry, Don G.. Dudley. George w
Wood. j. w. Smith. Nolan I. Glib
son and N. D. Wooten. Three
eagles were bagged at Argyle yes
terday. Anthony WilImett Sc
cured an eagle 3 on the first hole
500 yards, dropping a 1O-foot
putt. Harmon and Charles War
ner scored eagle two'S on the
fifth hole, 270 yards.
J. L. Barnhart (88-2O), 68
and j. F. Meegan Q02-34), So
tied for the first lucky number
6S, in the blind bogey at Con
greSsional. Other winners were
Mark LanSburgh (90-1D, 73; DR.
Don johnson (81-8, 70; E. H
Helm, Q03-30), 73; William Ull
man OLD, 73, and Mrs. G. l.
Norman Q56-75), 81.
BeIIer Wins at Columbia
James w. Beller (8l-18), So
accounted for the medal play
handicap event at Columbia
John w. Guider (S4-18D, &c, was
second.
Howard Nordlinger defeated
Milton Harris, 2 and l, in the
finals of the miniature tourney
at Woodmont. Summaries:
Second Round-Milton Harris de.
feated Albert f. Steinem, and /
Dr s. Dewey Gottlleb defeated Leo.
pold V. Freudberg, and /; Howard
| Nordlinger defeated Morris Bildman
l up; Henry kaufman defeated L. E
semifinal Round-Harrts defeated
| Gottlieb, l up, 10 holes; NOrdlngel
defeated kaufman, and ..
Final Round-Nordlinger defeated
! Milton Harris, . and l.
CELTICS WIN TWO