The Washington times., 1933-04-11
D. c. WOMEN
LOOKING To
TOURNEY
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON


Entries for the fifth annual
Phyllis (correct) Keeler Miller
Memorial golf tournament are to
close one week from today, an
nounceS Miss Sue Elizabeth
CAN'T, president of the women's
District Golf Association.
The tournament, inaugurated
In 1929 to commemorate the
, name Of Phyllis Keeler, the popu-
lar secretary Of the local women'S
Eolf association, will be held
April 20 over the course Of the
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
' One of Features
It is one Of the features Of the
feminine golf season here and is
D handicap affair, with the handi-
cap limit being 18. There is no
antrance fee and the tourney
Is open to any woman golfer in
the District, whether or not
affiliated with a club.
Those who intend to compete
should notify Mrs. Douglas
HSchiffley, 2844 28th st. N. w.,
phone Adams 9042, between now
and next Tuesday.
Results of Matches
Results of yesterdays matches
between second teams Of the
association played over the Chevy
Chase course follow:
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Miss Louis Claytor, 8, and Mrs. H. H.
UEoffett, o; Mrs. Bishop Hill, 2, and
Mrs. Robert Jones, l; Mrs. L. B: Platt,
6 and Mrs C. B. Des Jardins. o.;
-. D. Burhans /; Mrs. McCook Knox,
and Mrs. c. B. Amorous, 0.
Columbia (1D vs.: Indian Spring ~
9. and Mrs. Bullock. o; Mrs. ]. R.
DeFarges, 2h. and Miss Trageser, Va;
Mrs. Earl Krewson, 2h, and Mrs
Kennedy, 5aS S! T.; Mrs Mrs; Herman stabler' g.
Beaver Dam (9h) vs.. WOodmOnt (Sk)
Il. Baum, u: Mrs. e. M. tucker. ~,
Si ;tc1s j. G0ldsnS'rS; snS e., r.; 5.oanrs M5s
fsyssr. ''a: .: MRS: E. z; JON Jones. M !. eand Mrs:
Gilbert Hahn. 2: Mrs. T. s. Stone, IN.
and Mrs. J. Miller. IN.
Manor q1hl vs.. Army and Navy SSh?
= @AA .. Os - GO"0A4p o. anu 3oISe ~ F.
Ratchelder, o: Mrs. H. K. Beck. 1, and
Mrs, c. r. Moore, 2; Mrs. T. N. Bea-
yers. ~, and Mrs. R. E. Davis. IN;
Mrs: E. Scott, 8, and Mrs. L. H. Hewitt,
q Mrs. j.. W: Cramer' 8. and Mrs.
wa.hInSton SiD vs.. Kenwood tN,
Mrs. r. N. Sutton. 3, and Mrs z. A.
Rule, o; Mrs. C.: B. Stewart. Q, and
and Mrs. j. F: Jester, 0; Mrs. J. Nc
Cane, ., and Mrs, F. C. Meier. !; Mrs.
r. w. Bradbury. 3, and Mrs. r. c.
Miller, 0.
: Pros Meet Here Monday
The Middle Atlantic Profess
6ional Golfers Association will
form schedule for the season at
the meeting Monday at the Chevy
Chase Club. Yesterdays session
&t the Hillendale Club in Balti-
more saw Bob Barnett, Chevy
Chase pro, succeeding to the presi-
dency. Ralph Beach, retiring
president, took down first money
In the sweepstakes with a 70.
Summaries:
Ralph Beach, Suburban Club 80 35-73
Al Houghton- Kenwood Club 81 SS-75
Mel Shorey E. Potomac PIX. SO 37-76
Geo. Diffenbaugh, Indian Spr. 80 37-76
Carroll MacMaster, Hillendale 80 S8-77
Alec Taylor, Rolling Road. 40 38-7S
al Treder, Manor: ...;.:..... 40 SS-9S
Warner Mather, Woodholme.. 43 3S-81
Glenn Spencer, Maryland &C. No card
Bob Barnett, Chevy Chase. No card
u. B. Thorn, unattached. No card
Leo Walper, Bethesda....... No card
1EJiff Spencer. Beaver DAM. No card
Golf Gems
John DeBois Wack, of Newport,
e. l., visiting President Roosevelt,
raw some of Sandy Armour'S
magic on the eighteenth hole at
Congressional Sandy, who
highly commended Wack's ability,
ehipped in from off the green for
IN eagle deuce Page Hufty,
congressional Club champion, en-
Boyed his first round yesterday
after a months sojourn in Florida.
!. Page doubts if he'll have time
Tor tournament golf here this sea-
Won. Bill Jones, who can jest
with the best of 'en, declares he's
DuSt getting right following his ap-
pendicitiS operation several
months ago. Charlie Penna, for
m1er caddy master at Congress
eional, works under Tommy Ar
snour at the latter's new club,
Medinah, in Chicago. Business is
good at Bannockburn, thank you
.. 1876 played the course Sunday.
-. Manor Club golfers are loud in
Eheir praise of the new ninth
green. they're not missing so
many puts there now.
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