Evening star., 1932-10-05
Paid Assistants to Clash on
Links of Baltimore
Suburban Club.
TWO of the forgotten" groups
of golf are soon to have
i their inning in title tourna-

listed the annual senior championship
tourney for Tuesday and Wednesday,
October IL and II. 1t will be played
over the 36-hole route at Woodmont
Country Club, with P. S. Ridsdale of
Chevy Chase scheduled to defend the
title he won last year.
The tourney is medal play event,
with l8 holes listed for both the specl-
fed days. 1t is open to members OF
member cubs of the District Golf As
sociation 55 years of age and over.
Privileges of the course for prac-
tice are extended to contestants in the
tourney today, Thursday and Friday.
The entry fee is 50 and entries must
be submitted to DR.. w. c. Barr, secre-
tary of the District Golf Association.
by Friday evening, October Z.
On October IA, the lads who hold
down the assistant professional berths
i'm. score of clubs in the midAtlantic
AREA VIII battle over the 36-hole route
,tor the assistants championship over
the course of Baltimore Suburban Club.
Lawrence WiSner. assistant to Ralph
Beach at Suburban, will be the favorite
to win, although Gene Larkin of Chevy
Chase and Archie Clark of Congress
Sional will be in there struggling for
slice of the meager prize money.
VIIOMAN golfers of Chevy Chase
w Club are scheduled to play next
week for, the club championship
now held by Susan Hacker, and the
Sheridan cup,s donated four years ago
by Harry c. Sheridan The tourney is
at SO holes medal play, with contest
ants permitted to play at any time dur
ing the week
At Chevy Chase on October 81 will
be held special meeting of the ex-
ecStive committee of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association for the purpose
OF nominating officers of the associa-
ton for 1898. The election will be
held December 8. Mrs. Frank R. Kee-
fer of Chevy Chase will not be candi-
date to succeed herself as president of
the organization.
ENTRIES for the woman's champ
IL ionship tourney of the Middle At
,lantic Colt Association next week
are beginning to come in.
Mrs. Betty p Meckley of Indian
Spring, Mrs. Frank R. Keefer of Chevy
Chase, Mrs. C. X Osborne of Army
Navy, Mrs Jerome Meyer of Wood
mont and Mrs. Otis Glenn of Kenwood
have entered the tourney
Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes of Columbia,
the title holder is playing in the
Berthellyn cup tourney in Philadelphia,
but will play in the midAtlantic next
week. The tourney will start on
Tuesday:
DISMAL weather conditions greeted
- group of nearly 100 Columbia
Country Club golfers who essayed
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day Even if the rain stops this after
nocn the course still will be soft and
soggy Psirings in the six flights Of
the championship are to be made to-
night, with match play rounds to fol-
low on Thursday and Friday.
Miller B. STEVENSON, runner-up last
year, led a small field of players who
competed in the medal round yester-
day. with a card Of IS. Clyde B.
Asher, club president: j. Marvin
Haynes and E. B. English were next
with cards of 10.
JUDGED by her performance in the
qualifying round and in the first
match play round yesterday, Mrs.
Dorothy White Ncolson, District wom-
ans champion. is going through the
Washington club womans tourney like
a hct knife through butter. On Mon
day she led in the medal round with
an 85, and yesterday she put out Mrs.
G. r. Huffman by 10 and g. She met
MIS- William E. Hall in the second
round today. Here are yesterdays re-
suits.
First f1ight-Mrs Nicolson defeated
Mrs Huffman. 10 and 8; Mrs. William
fely. s and 4. Mrs. ]. H. Wooten de-
feated Mrs. J. L. Fieser, ! up: Mrs.
Charles B. Stewart defeated Mrs. G.
C.. Roney, 2 and /.
Second flight-Mrs C. H. Merrilat
defeated Mrs Stewart Whaley. Z and s.
Mrs. Fred Nesbit defeated Mrs. J. E.
McCabe by default; Mrs. r w. Brad
bury defeated Mrs. A. Hinderliter. S
and 8; Mrs Otto Thacker defeated Miss
l.. P. Kent. and 5.
Third f1ight-Mrs. A. H. Moran de-
feated Mrs. Norman Landreau by de-
fault; Mrs D. C. Gruver defeated Mrs.
T. P McLendon and g. Mrs. Byron
Price defeated Mrs. L. B. Brubacker,
and 5: Mrs. G. F. Began defeated
Mrs A. B. Moore, 3 and. !.
WHILE Mrs. E. NJ McClelland, the
w title holder. containued her win
ming way in the current cham
pionship Mrs. B. c. Hartig. the med
allSt. was defeated IN the frSt round
yesterday by Mrs. L. G. Pray, who won
by 2 and l. Results in the first round
yesterday were.
First f1ight-Mrs L. G. PRAY defeated
Mrs BIC. Hartig. and l: Mrs. E. C.
Schroedel defeated Mrs. ]. T. Powell.
5 and 4: Mrs. E. M. McClelland de-
feated Mrs H. A. Neff. and 3; Mrs
H. j. .Simons defeated Mrs. ]. w.
Cramer. and 3.
Second f1ight-Mrs. D. NJ Mcpherson
defeated Mrs. R. E. Burney. 2 up: Mrs.
j. j. Hasley defeated Mrs. T. N Beavers.
! up: Mrs. H. B. Hird defeated Mrs
H. K Beck. and L; Mrs. B. D. Gamble
defeated Mrs. E. c. Scott and l.
Third f1ight-Mrs. D. S. Platt de-
feated Mrs. E. j. Coping. up. Mrs.
j. C. Gibson defeated Mrs. f. E. Jones.
2 up. Mrs. j. E. Neil drew bye,
Mrs W. w. Talcott defeated Mrs, J. G..
Taylor. 3 and 2.
The American Autom obile Association
tourney. at Manor Yesterday. was won
bv E. j. Blocker, with net card OF 81.
c. c. Collins had card nf SO and G..
W. Collins had a score OF go.
COUNTY TEAMS ACTIVE