The Washington times., 1933-10-02
BEAVER DAM
;. IS SCENE Of
TOURNEY
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

With post entries being accept
ID until teeing off time tomor-
row, the field in the second an.
,nual Washington Times women'S
golf tournament should approx
mate 100 entrants.
I. The tourney, listed tomorrow
at the Beaver Dam Country Club,
has already attracted 70 entrants.
Post entries are being received by
Mrs. Douglas TSchiffely, 2344
.Twenty-eighth st. N. w., or by
.phoning her at Adams 9042.
The 18-hole medal play handi-
cap tournament is open to any
woman golfer in the District but
only those with handicaps, 10 to
al, inclusive, are eligible for The
washington Times trophy. The
winner receives replica of the
trophy, which remains in the
,clubrooms of the winners club
for a year.
All Players Eligible
Feminine golfers with handi-
caps lower than 10 and higher
than 81 can also take part in
the tourney and strive for prizes
offered by the Women's District
Golf Association. TomorroW's
pairings follow:
From No. 1 Tee
: 1855. Mrs. A. E. Fischer (B, d.,
Mrs. Alma Won steinner (unattach edJ;
Mrs. H. J. Cooper (Cong,), Mrs E.
N. Amick (Cong), Mrs. c. s. Teal
(Ken.l; $780, Mrs ]. H. Bullock Il. s.,
Gr,,if CnI NJ
:Waldron (B. D.: 9:35. Mrs. H. Harper
1Col), Mrs. c. B. Amorous (Cong),
4rs: J: 7; Powell (Manor); s:4O, Mrs.
5Manor). Mrs: Rex Viewer (B. DJ;
9:45. Mrs J. J. Mccarthy ACong), Mrs.
K s. Brooks (Ken), Mrs. E. E.
Tucker (B. D.: $50, Mrs: H. T. Whit
lock (Manor), Mrs. H. A. Neff (Manor),
Mrs. E. W.: Irwin (B. Do: s:55. Mrs
W. e. Hall tCol.). Mrs J. D. Let's
(cong), Mrs. Gloyd Await (Congl:
Rhyme (Cong), Mrs Ora Emge (B. D.;
1906, Mrs. F.. w. Bradbury (CongD,
Mrs. G. Began (Wash). Mrs. r. F.
Trezise q. D)' 1919 Mrs: RS A. "A.
NJ. Mrs. L. B: schloss lWoodmonD;
1O:i5. Mrs. H. B. Hird (Manor)i Mrs
Eeorge Parker (KenD, Mrs. r. c.
goldsmith twoodmonD, Mrs: Theo.
Peyser (woodmont), Mrs. C.. P. Med
Icy Il. So: 1925. Mrs. l. 6; Pray
(Manor), mrs. IL j.. Eolh,ons 1n % n
Mrs. Gilbert Hahn (Woodmontl. Mrs. E:
J. Godfrey (unattached). Mrs; Don Scott
Il. So; 1926, Mrs. A: Q; ,,S,n Stanley EVAN ood-
io:4O, Mrs R. E. Birney (Manorl'
Mrs. s. S. Conway (Manor); Mrs
Nell (Manor1. Mrs F. A. Smith
6Manor), Mrs. H. Gibson (B. D..
From No. 10 Tee
10, Mrs. E. R. Keefer &c. c.. Mrs.
Douglas Tsehiffely !Wash?' ash; NM Mrs Hs5- r.
1sst' 5Gd MSc: &C. H Is : IN nrf Roy e g. fsSSy
Mrs G. HoTand tc chase &c (S Miss e nartins MFs
FsndsgSon eSeT.nn Maner} l. S Mrs. Mrs. H. T l. simcoe
tManorl, Mrs: E: E. Rurdy tB; p
3o:S6' Miss Mn55Gfg Msttison Wf0oef CB D. Mrs. s.
Albert Abe schaffer (B. D: 1880, Mrs.
R. W. Lewis (B. D.. Mrs. E; E. 1mley
n. d.. Mrs. H. A. swenhaut Nuh-
4ttached).
Dave Thomson is something
more than just merely the goi1
chairman at the Manor Club. He's
also the club champion.
Takes Lead at 18th
Thomson defeated C. w. Stod-
dard, up, in the finals yester-
day, taking the lead at the seven
$eenth where he scored par 8
and obtaining half on the home
hole.
Craig Mckee is the new
champion at Indian Spring, turn
4ng back Jack Lynch, 6 and 4, in
The 36-hole finals yesterday. NC"
Kee led, / up, at the end OF the
first 18, but heightened his mar
gin in the afternoon. He took
30 in the morning and was but
three strokes over par for the
"a holes in the afternoon.