The Washington times., 1932-05-31

qualifying rounds In the Frencl
ment.
The low sixteen will be paired
for match play rounds which
begin tomorrow and conclude
Sunday morning.
Local women golfers are look
ing forward to the Herald Cup
tournament, June SO, at the
Woodmont Country Club. Entries
should be forwarded to Mrs.
Jerome Meyer, 2700 Connecticut
Ave. N. W., or by phoning Adams
5582. There is an entry fee of 81.
McCaIlum Places First
Walter R. McCallum defeated
Reese Hair. 8 and 2, in the
miniature tourney at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
yesterday. Summaries:
First Flight-W. r. McCalum. W. B.
Mccarthy, Don Dougherty, Reese Hair.
Winner. McCallum; runner-up Hair;
Second FlightSE W. Cushing, T. J.
| Montgomery, Dale Drain. Paul v. Key
| ser. L. D. Underwood, J. T. Barnes, D.
R. Elmore. E. ]. Doyle. Winner, Cush
| ing; runner-up. Gilmore; consolation,
| Drain.
Third Flight. M Keith. A. 9. ,Ap-
pei, S. B. Hardwick, w. H. Wenzel, J.
| B. Heron. R. S. Merryman. DR.; s. T.
| Noland. w. c. Henderson. Winner,
Wenzel; runner-up, Heron; consolation,
! Nolapd.
wooton. A. H. Walters. j. L. Keddy, N.
r. Westcott o. L. Veerhoff. G. r. Huff
man, H. F. Anderson. Winner, Ander-
son; runner-up, Keddy; consolation,
Fifth Flight-otto Thacker. A. H.
| Wilson, 4. c. Reed, Dr.. G. d. Kirkpat-
rick, j. Nick. Berry, DR.; Howard Fisher,
c. B. Craighill, E. B. Fisher. Winner,
| Howard Fisher; runner-up, Reed; conso-
lation. Kirkpa trick.
Sixth Flight. H. Davidson, F. H,
| Eastman, r. B. King. Eugene Goff.
Winner Davidson; runner-up, King;
consolation. Goff.
w. A. McCubbin, placing his
final shot ten feet from the nine
teenth cup, captured the flag
tournament at the KenWood
Country Club. Tom Goode was
but 20 feet away from the nine
teenth pin but was forced to take
second honors. G. S. Pope vas
third, his final shot being so
yards from the green. Miss Vlr-
ginia Pope, with 80 puts for 3
/ holes, won the women'S putting
competition while Mrs. R. A.
Lacey, with 40 puts. was second.
MackalI Scores Win
Charles Mackall, with gross
score of II and a handicap of
10, was up on par to win the
Victor Kaufman Memorial
tournament at Chevy Chase.
Competition was match play
against par. D. D. L. McGraw
finished second, all even with par.
C. B. McVay, w. T. Meredith,
F. w. Coleman, w. K. Gilbert
and j. P. Lannon, each one down
to par, were tied for third. -.
Carl Goodman drove his final
stroke just beyond the nlneteentn
cup to annex the flag tourna-
ment at the Manor Club. c. w:
Stoddard was second, his final
shot landing $50 yards down the
nineteenth fairway. Miss Flor'
ence Scott won the flag tourna'
ment for women, playing ner
final stroke on the edge OF Cne
ninth green. Mrs. A. c. Hull
oan was second, her final stroke
landing in the trap guarding the
ninth green.
Mrs. Simons Triumphs
Mrs II. ]. Simons, with 81
puts. won the women's putting
contest. Mrs. j. T. Powell and
Mrs. c. e. Schroedel, with 81
puts, deadlocked for second. Col
G. D. storm landed the Olympic
Fund contest with 86, 15-n r.
E, Burney, "a, 15-79, and Mrs.
A, B. Alley, 100, 21-79, tied for
second. Harry G. Pitt took the
driving contest with an average
of $50 yards for three drives.
Maury Nee was second with an
average of 235 yards and George
F.. Miller third with 230 yards.
E. T. Degener, 81, 2l-66, and
A. Schockey, 90, 26-66, tied for
first in the Presidents Cup play
at Beaver Dam. Jesse L. Bag
gett and John r. Miller, each
with 78, led in low gross. Martin
F.. Mccarthy. averaging 255 yards
for two drives, was victor in the
driving contest. w. Byrn Curtiss
was second with 2351a yards.
CurtisS took the approaching
event, coming within 7 feet 6
inches of the cup from a dis
tance of 125 yards. Harry Bailey
was second, laying 7 feet 10
inches away. Mrs. Ora Emge
captured the women'S putting
and j. T. Money the mems put
ting event.