Evening star., 1933-05-29

Susan Hacker Cd, Mrs. II. X. Qulnter
90, Miss Virginia Pope (9). Miss Vir-
ginia Williams Q0), Mrs. Jerome Meyer
90, Mrs Ralph Goldsmith Q2), Mrs,
Hume Wrong 90. Mrs. Donald Scott
(8). Mrs. Ora Emge 12). Mrs. Y. E.
Mrs. J. E. Davis d3), Mrs. ]. o. Rhyme
Hartig G1), Mrs J. w Beller 90. Mrs.
]. F. Dowdall 10), Mrs. j. F. Gross.
Baltimore is to bring Is players to the
match at Manor and few Of the
Washington women named will be sub
stitutes.
THE United States Golf Association
l. today makes the usual formal an
nouncement of the national anna
teur championship, to be played Sep
tember IL, II, 13, IA. IS and Is over
the course of the Kenwood Country
Club at Cincinnati. AS has already
been announced the National Capital
will get one of the sectional qualif1ca-
tion plums with the qualif1ers in the
mi6dle Atlantic area scheduled to play
in the elimination rounds over the
Columbia Country Club course on Au-
gust 5. This repetition of awards of
sectional qualification tests to Wash
ington does not please the lads in
Baltimore, who think they are not get
ting a fair shake For two years the
sectional rounds for both the amateur
and the open have been played at
Washington course. But Baltimore Is
slated to get the P. G. A. qualification
rounds later in the year.
Only C. Ross Somerville, smooth
stroking Canadian who won the cham
pionship at Five Farms last year. is
the only player exempt from qualica-
ton. All the other amateurs who will
play in the national must qualify. En-
tries close early this year, closing on
July 20 at pm. at the Offices of the
United States Golf Association. Most
of the local amateurs will enter the
tourney at Columbia.
GOLFERS from Richmond have a
" hard time winning a team match
around Washington. On the heels
Of defeat administered to Richmond
women by team of feminine stars from
the Capital last week, the players of
the Chevy Chase Club yesterday handed
a setback to a group from the Coun-
try Club of Virginia led by Billy Howell,
the boy wonder of 1881. Dick Lunn
and Fred Hitz took 3 points from
Howell and Jack Howard, teaming per-
fectly in the first match. Other sum-
maries: Page Hufty and C. A, Fuller
Chevy Chase), won / point and lost
2 to c. B. Walden and Fl. Grim Peck
Country Club of virginia.; w. B.
Mason, jr., and Reeve Lewis, jr., won
points from Douglas Call and Jack
Duvall Country Club of Virginia) !;
Tom Miller and c. c. Vaughn Country
Club OF Virginia), won 3 points from
Louis Mackall and G. Brown Miller
Chevy Chase. and Robert Stead, jr,
and Frank P. Reside Chevy Chase,
won / u points from Winston Montague
and Charles Kent, who won ! Il points.
Lacking his own clubs, which he
forgot to bring home from Baltimore on
Saturday, Harry G. Pitt and George F.
Miller, lost in the opening round of
the two-man team matches at Manor
yesterday Harry failed to show up
until the sixth hole. leaving Miller
carrying the fight in the handicap
affair.
Indian Spring golfers are to turn in
sores this week for the Tribal Bowl
tourney. which will start with the open
ing match play round on Saturday.
John R. Miller scored 76 to win
the Golf Committee Cup at Beaver
Dam yesterday, leading Jesse F. Bag
gett by a single stroke. D. N. Pratt
won the first flight in the low handi-
cap event with a card of 83-12-71.
Other flights were won by r. N. Trezise,
D. r. Hutchinson and E. L. Meade.
First place in the Sunday sweep
stakes tourney at Woodmont went to
DR.. Henry Breslau with a card of o.
23-70. Melvin Kraft with a net of 73
was second and Robert Baum with a
net of IA was third. First-round
matches in the miniature tourney to
end tomorrow were played.
Back in winning form again. John
c. Shorey shot IL at Kenwood yes
terday to set new amateur course
record and win the weekly sweepstakes
The low net prize went to Oscar Blan-
ton with card Of 1885,
The final round in the women's han
dicap tourney at Woodmont Wednes-
day will find Mrs Jerome Meyer meet
ing Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith.