The Washington times., 1933-05-24
CHAMP
!. IS DUBIOUS
ENTRANT
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

~ NA6OASlG kAs O4ANAA OOAN
|. Competition in the fourth an
Nual women's District public
parks golf championship will open
/ June 5 with an 18-hole qualify
ing round over the Rock Creek
Park course.
Entries are now being received
ny Harry Graham, manager at
Rock Greek, and he announced
today Is fair players have already
I entered.
The tournament is open to
any woman or girl who plays
any OF the local courses, whether
or not said prospective entrant
= attached to a local club. En-
tries are to close June 2 at 6
y. m.
. May Not Defend
It is unlikely that last years
winner, Mrs. Virginia Irwin, will
Gefend her championship due to
Illness. Mrs. Irwin hasn't gofed
Tor the past four months.
Each year has produced added
entries in the women's public
parks championship and a field
IN excess of last years entry is
counted upon.
ss Two upSetS were recorded in
yesterdays first match play
round Of the East Potomac Park
tournament. In one, Robert "Hot"
Marks, former Business High
athlete, put the skids to Harry
saunders, / up, while Robert
Lefty" Lewis, disabled World
War veteran, handed Larry Dow
new q 3 and 2 setback.
Gets 2 Brides In Row
: ) Against Saunders, Marks played
his best game of the year, cov-
ering the route in 78. Even then,
he was compelled to register
brides on the tenth and eleventh
to square the match. The lead
alternated from then on until the
seventeenth, where Saunders
evened the battle with a par 3.
The home hole decided the
issue, Marks playing a dazzling
shot to the green after hooking
into the rough from the tee. This
was the decisive blow as Saunders
topped his second and required
two puts after gaining the car
pet. Marks took but two puts
for a par 4. Summaries:
FIRST FLIGHT RESULTS
Claude R:ppey beat R. B. Irwin. 3 and
2; John Connolly beat Herman Hurdles
and a. Duncan Brooks beat A. NJ.
A.,
Larry Downey, and 2: Harold Bow
ers beat William Seay. up; Ralph
Bennie beat Paul Heston. up: John
Downey beat Ross Smith, l UP, and
up.
SECOND FLIGHT RESULTS
c. H. Flcco beat H. G. Bannerman, /
mp. 10 holes: Frank Beavers won by
tel beat J. G. McAlwee, 3 and .; D. ].
Kozak beat w. R. Welsh. / up; Joe
Micker beat Jack Abott 2 and l:
D. X Bent beat Robert Sibley. Il up;
A. Oliveri beat R. S, Sinclair. by
default.
THIRD FLIGHT RESULTS
A. $: French beat "A. A; L; IL Darling. 1Ii11!S,I
and 8; s. C. Wimsatt beat J. R. Gill
man, jr., 4 and 8; Eddie Ford beat r.
W. Westwood. 4 and 81; Louis Macina
beat C. B. Miller. l up 1s holes: Arthur
Earle Charles wesley Jameson, jrr
beat Ralph Grimes. up 20 holes;
Donald Carruthers beat A. P. Hare,
! up.
FOURTH FLIGHT RESULTS
H B. swartwort beat F. r. Perkins,
4 and 5; H. E. Radcliffe beat Ronald
Davidson. and 4; P. B. Patterson beat
Jim Estes, and 4; J. r. Cross beat
Granger Sutton. and 3; F. ]. Miller
beat Robert Wolf, Z and 6; Gorma n
Phillips beat Joe Alkons, 7 and 6;
O. Holland beat clyde J. McCauley. l
mp 1s holes; E. NJ. Bean beat Robert
Dougan, 1 up.
FIFTH FLIGHT RESULTS
R. F. Chamison beat F. Gikerson, 6
and S: w. Eaton beat E. E. Pons, and
s: F. D. Phillips beat Leonard Leier-
man, and /; Glenn Dorsey beat r. L.
simmons. l up; Harry Fry. bye
uOI TIES OWN RECORD