Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-26
MISS CIRCUITS I
LEADS QUAL|F|ERS
Mrs. Ware, Permitted to Play
by Doctors, Gets Late
Start in Title Meet.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PEABODY, Mass. September 90
Maureen circuit Of Hayworth. N. j., one
of the favorites in the thirty-sixth
woman's national golf championship,
became the early leader of the large
field today by carding a par n in her
qualifying round over the Salem Coun-
try Clubs 6.3o1-yard layout.
Mrs. Glenna Collect Ware, five times
champion, who has been Ill for the past
two days, was authorized by her ply
sician to play, but was late in teeing on
Helen Hicks, the defending champion,
got of to a poor start. She hooked her
drive out Of bounds and put her second
into the woods. Her recovery also was
fiubbed and she was S reaching the
green.
The first birdie Of the day was scored
by Jane Brooks Of Sparkill, N. Y, who
sank a long putt for on the ALL
ward first hole Several minutes later
Miss circuit duplicated that feat.
Mrs Opal S. Hill, the Western cham
pion and an outstanding favorite, also
Jumped of to q birdie start.
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, three
times national champion, was 2 over
par on her first three holes, but re-
gained a stroke with birdie 4 on the
3s8-yard fourth. Virginia Van VIE
the Chicago star, also faltered slightly
at the start, going over on the drst
four holes.
Miss Hicks finally quit the nrst hole
with q 7 and went over on the next
two, where she got her S.
Miss circuit was out In 80, sinking q
long putt on the ninth for q birdie )
Miss Armstrong. playing with her, took
Al.
Enid Wilson, British champion and
probably the longest hitter in the fleld,
made a sensational start She reached
her first green in 2 for q birdie 4 and
PLAYED par golf on the next three holes.
Mary K. Browne of Willoughby, Ohio,
former national tennis champion. was
over par on the second and third, but
scored an eagle 3 on the fourth, getting
on in and dropping putt from the
edge Of the green.
After missing par on the first hve
holes, Miss Hicks settled down. She
pulled out q birdie deuce on the Zoo
yard sixth and matched par for the sew
enth. She was 80 going to the eighth.
Mrs. Hurd was short with her third
on the long fifth and eighth, taking IS,
which brought her to the turn In 43,
six over par.
Miss wilson was over par leaving
the seventh and Miss Browne was 3
over. Miss Hicks was over making
the turn, and on the way out Miss Stfel
dropped strokes to par.
Miss Wilson was short on the seventh
and her approach on the ninth hit a
bunker, which cost her strokes on that
332-yard hole and she made the turn
In Al, over par. Miss Browne had
the same card out.
Qualifying scores:
Estelle E. Lawson, Greensboro, N. C.45-5l-96
Mrs. Edward Stevens, Greenwich, n,
Dorothy Hunter. Boston: .ss-is-s4
Amelia Gorezyca. Fort Worth A .,
Tex. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .@s-f@-o1
Mrs. r. C. Lake. Flushing. L. /. a. .4S-S5
Virginia Van VIE. Chicago. .3s-Ss-77
Lucille Robinson, Des Moines.. =.
H. .Sn. M.cMorran. indian Hill nj tssSss
Mrs. Leo Federman. Glen Oaks. q.
Mrs opai 8 Hill .9o-l4-s1
Charlotte Gluttins. Short Hills, q. .,
MRS. Dorothy c. Hard. Haverford.
jane Brooks, Sparkili. N.Y.. .4o-4s-ss
Elizabeth Skinner Holyoke, Mass. 44-4sa
Bea Gottlibe. Great Neck. N. Y. .42-HE8e
Mrs K. r Scheidt. Norristown, Pa44I4ES8
Msureen orcutt. Hsworth. N. j.. ssse-77
Jean Armstrong WinnetkA, Ill. .l1-42E63