The Washington times., 1933-06-02
DAY REMAINS
TILL CLOSE
Of LIST
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

W1Iu Cne QeaQIlne LOHQOLEOW hG
6 p. M, entries Cor the annual
women's public parks golf cham
pionship have been slow and less
than two dozen are in hand.
However, it is probable this
number will be doubled by the
time the qualifying round begins
Monday morning over the Rock
Creek Park course.
There Is also a possibility that
Manager Harry Graham will ex-
tend the closing time and also
accept post entries at the start
ing tee Monday morning.
Miss Williams Entered
One Of the entrants is Miss
Virginia Williams, member Of
Congressional Country Club and
one Of the better grade Of young
feminine golfers here. She cap
tured the tournament in 1880, the
first year it was held.
Others entered are Mrs. Mae
Hill, Mrs. Ruby Allen, Mrs. w.
A. James. Miss Betty Keeler. Mrs.
j. II. Ford, Miss Margaret E. Fer
ris, Mrs. G. w. Curtis, Mrs. G. H.
Parker, Mrs. J. A. Taylor, Mrs.
Nick Altrock, Miss Nina Owings,
Mrs. Willis r. Slaughter, Mrs. G.
B. Wimsatt, Mrs. Gordon Role,
Mrs. j. w. Godfrey and Mrs. Ira
Stevens.
Baltimore Women Win
Piling up a 1112 to 1a Lead in
the first four matches, the visit
ing women Baltimore golfers de-
feated the Washington team, 1872
to 14R, in their matches over
the Ianor Club course yesterday.
Mrs. Jerome Sloman, of the in
vaderS, was low with IS. Sum-
maries:
Mrs. J: NJ: Haynes and Mrs. Jerome
Meyer, Washington, scored IL points
to z for Mrs E. B. Morrow and Mrs.
NI,n1s. W; B. Hurst; Baltimore; Mrs. H: R.
ington, scored IN points to IN for
Mrs. N. L. Bell and Mrs: W. F. Peter
son. Baltimore; Mrs. J. W. Beller and
points to 9 for Mrs Jeroms slomans
and Mrs. r. L. Harrison, Baltimore;
Virginia Pope and Mrs. J. F. Dowdall.
GLADYS Greiner and MRS {. wlIhlde,
Baltimore; Mrs. ]. o. Rhyme and Mrs.
R. Goldsmith. Washington. scored 0
points to 3 for Mrs. F. H. Strickland
H. A. Knox and Mrs. w. e. Hall. WASH
ington. scored y point to ~ for Mrs.
H. c. Trace and Edith McHenry. Balti.
Hsrs oFa Fray sSorod sad NFs pont: G to
0 for Mrs. F. F. Lines and Elizabeth
Janney. Baltimore; Mrs K. May and
Mrs. J. E. Davis. Washington. scored
and Mrs. c. M. stowe, Baltimore Mrs.
]. F. Gross and Mrs. Leo Walper,
Washington. scored points to for
Baltimore: Mrs N. Frost and Mrs. J.
A. Marr, Washington. scored 0 points
to for Mrs. 7. E. Schluderberg and
Mrs. w. B. Hunter. Baltimore.
Chevy Chase Keeps Lead
Chevy Chase maintained its
lead in the race for the sec
ond team championship Of the
Women's District Golf League by
downing Indian Spring, II to 4,
in the matches at Manor yester-
day. Chevy Chase has now scored
561a points. Washington is Sec
ond, with 471a points, and Manor
third, with 46 points. Yesterdays
summaries:
KENWOOD. o: ARMY 8 NAVY. 8
Mrs. e. A. Rule, 8: Mrs. D. o.
Hickey, 0; Mrs. c. s. Teal, 0: Mrs r.
Batchelder, g. Mrs A. A. Morriell, IL;
Mrs. L.. H.: Hewitt, IL; Mrs F.: c.
Katherine May. IN; Mrs. J. E. Davis.
an.
COLUMBIA. 914: BEAVER DAM. 51a
Mrs Newman Little O: Mrs. N. N.
waldron, 81 Mrs: H. King Cornwell, 3;
Garges, u: Mrs. K. Brooks. ga; Mrs.
Eearl Krewson. 8; Mrs. D. r. Hutchin-
son, 0; Mrs. Herman Stabler. 3; Mrs.
e. M Tucker, 0.
CONGRESSIONAL, 7: WASHINGTON. 8
ton, o; Mrs. Frank Yates, IN Mrs.
pUufta' p%ait o. 1sfnhiS' Mra e. NJ Wootens s g. Mrs.
c. B. DesJardines, 2; Mrs. c. B. Stew
art, /; Mrs. C. B. Amorous, VI: Mrs. F.
w. Bradbury. 215.
WOODMONT, 11.: MANOR, 131a
Mrs. Theodore Peyser, 0: Mrs. H. ].
Smons, 8: Mrs. L. Schloss, 0; Mrs. j.
u. Powell, 3: Mrs. NJ. Baum, o.: Mrs.
j. w. Cramer. 3; Mrs. L. Harris, 0;
Mrs. T. N. Beavers, 8; Mrs. S. Drey-
fus. ~; Mrs. E. Scott, ".
CHEVY CHASE. IL: INDIAN SPRING.
Mrs. c.. McCook Knox, 2: Mrs George
Diffenbaugh,- !: Mrs. L. B. Plat, 3;
ard. /; Mrs. j.; W. Harvey jr., 2;
lock, 0; Mrs. Frank Royer Keefer. 2;
Mrs w NJ Smith.