The Washington times., 1933-04-26
DIXIE TEAMS
To TACKLE
COLON|ALS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

VlctorS over Temple university
by a sweeping score in their open
ing match, the George Washing
ton University golfers are eagerly
looking forward to their matches
with North Carolina University
and Richmond University.
The Colonials will entertain the
Tarheels tomorrow afternoon over
the Washington Golf and Country
Club course and Richmond the
following day over the same
, course. The ColonialS conclude
their golf campaign against Della
ware University on May 10.
Beat Temple Golfers
The Colonials, led by Captain
Bill Coleman, crushed Temple,
1872 to AZ, in a match played
over the Manufacturers Course
Country Club links, near Philadel-
phia. The results follow:
Mckee C. W. defeated Boyd. and
5. points; Coleman &C. W. defeated
Auerbach. and 2, 21a-la points. Best
baIl-G w.. : and 6: points, 80; r
and !. points, G 3 sia1s Barciff 'NsFe, tTemo
2k-h. Best ball-G. w, and 3,
points, 2 and Final total points
q. W., 1879; Temple. Y.
The Georgetown University
golfers open their home season
this afternoon, playing hosts to
North Carolina over the Burn
ing Tree course. Those who
will represent the Hilltoppees are
Capt. Jack Slattery, Joseph Lynch,
William lyman, Richard McPart-
lin, Donald O'Brien and John
O'Brien.
Play at Baltimore
Among District golfers listed to
compete today in the MarJ and
State Association handicap at
Five Farms in Baltimore were
DR.. Larry S. Otell, Harry G. Pitt,
Maury Nee, 1eorge F. Miller, A.
McCook Dunlop, c. AShmead
Fuller, Freddy Hitz, Tom Belse
and j. William Harvey, jr.
Covering the course in 81 and
aided by a handicap of 18
strokes, Mrs. j. T. Powell, Manor
Club, turr i in the low net of
70 to capture first in the an
nual Phyllis Keeler Miller Me-
mortal tournament over thu
Washington Golf and Country
Club course yesterday. Close to
100 feminine players competed,
but only about one-third turned
in cards.
Mrs. w. E. Hall, Washington;
Miss Virginia Williams, Congress
sional, and Mrs. H. R. Quinter,
Columbia, who tied for low gross
honors with 95 each, were to
play off Saturday morning.
Many Leaders Absent
Many of the ranking women
players of the District were alb
sent. These included Mrs. j.
Marvin Haynes, Mrs. Everett
Eynon, Mrs. Betty Meckley, Mrs.
Harrison Brand, Miss Susan
Hacker, Miss Winifred Faunce,
Mrs. Ora Emge, Mrs. Alma Won
EOGGlIl11GI d41u N44O OOAO July " 1AASS
NicolSon. Summaries:
Mrs ]. T. Powell (Manor), o7M1S-
e; Mrs; L. b Patt NC sCheyKK KKeDMooG} EHaSG}},
ington). g5-13-S3; Virginia Williams
GCongressionaD. g50l20SS; MIS-: Mr. r.
w. Orr Congressional, 96-12-S4;
Mrs. R. G; Jones (Congressiona1. .IGS. lO$m
a1sS 3i6nsS S1ss Mrs. H nrs nn0f l. GoHf1ss C. Fray
(Manor), 97-11-S6; Mrs Jerome Meyer
(Woodmont), 9S-91s7;, Mrs; Theo: Pey-
ser ,(Woodmontl. 1O2-15-S7;, Mrs. X: x:
Mrs. Douglas Tsehiffe1y (Washington(; st;t ON
and Navy, 1O2-14t-SS; Mrs. L. oPa::
Mrs. J. F.. Dowdall lCongressionaD' 81
ton), 1O7-1S-S9: Mrs: B. Luscomo
r. H. Lee (Army and Navy, 1o6-15-
81: Mrs. e. p Medley indian ;aan lTnpnE} Spr1ng}'
1O5-14-91; Mrs. G. Is. Stewart (Wash-
ingtonl. 1O9-1S-91; Mrs: J: H. Woott-
ton (Washington). 10S-1S-9O; Mrs. z; e
-1S-93; Mrs. Richard Dunbar Indan
Spring.: 1,o9-17-z92: Mrs. r.. N; suto
Mrs F. w Bradbury (Washington), Ill
-18-93: Mrs. H. &. Bishop (Army and
Navy. 112--18-94: Mrs G. II. Merrill
lat (Washington). 11O-18-92: Mrs.
David McPherson (Manor). 112-1S-94:
Mrs. E. C. Scott (Manor). 113-1s-95; !;
Mrs. E. NJ. Amiok (Columbia). 1913
.-95: Mrs. Gilbert Hahn (WoodmonD.
113-1S-95; Mrs. F. Il. Keefer Chevy
Chase. 1oS-14-94; Mrs. Robert Lacey
(Columbia), 113-1S-95: Mrs. McHckey
(CongressionaD, 114-1S-96; Mrs. F. ].
Kennedy Undian SPRING.. 115-1S-97;
Mrs. Chester Morrill, (Kenwood), 116.-o
= 18-9s; Mrs. X. Brook (Columbia), 11S
-1S-1OO Mrs. A. Is. Moore (Washing-
toni, 124--1S-10G: Mrs. Marion Snow
(Manor). l35-1S-107.