The Washington times., 1933-06-05
SEVERAL D. {.
STARS IDLE
TH|SYEAR
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

With many of the Districts
leading women golfers inactive,
hopes for this city's victory in the
Maryland State championship
rest in Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes, of
Columbia Country Club.
OF course, the District will have
o strong representation in the
championship but only Mrs.
Haynes has the game to compete
with such formidable Baltimore
opponents as Mrs. M. Louisa Bell,
Mrs. E. Boyd Morrow, Edith Nc
Henry and others. Mrs. Morrow
Is defending champion.
In former years, Washington
was able to present Mrs. Betty
Palmer Meckley, Mrs. Dorothy
White Nicolson, Miss Winifred
Faunce, Mrs. S. F.. Colladay, Mrs.
Everett Eynon and Mrs. Perry B.
Hoover. All of these are on the
Sidelines this year and most prob
ably will remain out of competi-
ton for the balance of the season.
Promising Material
True, the District has a host
Of promising youngsters such as
Miss Virginia Pope, Miss Virginia
Williams and Miss Helen Dett-
weller and a pair of newcomers
In Mrs. Katherine May and Mrs.
j. E. Davis. Yet none of these
has exhibited class of the absen-
tees.
It is doubtful if Miss Williams
will be able to play as she is to
graduate from a select girls
school tomorrow morning. Efforts
are being made to have her quail
ify in the afternoon. Miss Dett-
weller, who bids fair to outstrip
her feminine rivals. has been
taxed with studies, attending day
and night school. Hence. she
hasn't been able to give much
attention to golf.
Tourney Opens Tomorrow
The Maryland State women'S
championship opens tomorrow
over the difficult Five Farms
course of the Baltimore Country
Club.
Maury Nee and Billy Dettweiler
did double golf work yesterday.
In the morning the pair opposed
each other in the finals of the
Prep School League tournament
at Garrett Park, Md, Nee best
ing his teammate, and /. In
the afternoon they hoped over
to Kenwood Country Club and
aided the Prep golfers to down
the clubmen. 6 to 3. Thus the
Prepmen brought to a close their
most successful season, losing
only to the Georgetown Univer-
sity golfers. Yesterdays sum-
marieS:
Nee beat Shorey, Kenwood, up;
Dettweiler beat johnson, Kenwood 4
and 2; Georgetown Prep won best ball,
and 2. Allan beat Hough, Kenwood'
and 3; Hail. Kenwood beat Ferguson,
and 1. Georgetown Prep won rest
Fitzgerald. Kenwood, beat Janney, S
and 8; Carey, Georgetown Prep, beat
Warden, 1 up. Kenwood won best ball,
and 4.
Mrs. Emge Winner
Mrs. Ora Emge defeated Mrs.
z. A. Fischer, / up, to take first
first flight honors in the wom-
ems miniature tourney at Beaver
Dam. Results:
First Flight-Mrs Ora Enge beat
Mrs. r. N. Trezise and 2; Mrs. E. A.
Fischer beat Mrs. E. Tucker, 1 up g
holes); Mrs. ,Enge beat Mrs. Fischer. l
IS Second Flight-Mrs. E. Jones beat
Mrs. Gertrude Strong, l up; Mrs. W.
J. LsBiIIe beat I'M Mrs &c G. e.. F. PHrdy, 1nIS:
and .; Mrs. Friddy beat Mrs. Strong.
d up. in consultations.
Third Flight-Mrs. r. Kelly beat Mrs
W. NJ Davies, and l. Mrs: Noble
airs. Waldron beat Mrs. Kelly, up:
Mrs. Hutchinson beat Mrs. Davies, 5
and 8, in consultations.
Fourth Flight-Mrs;; r. Zuher beat
up; Mrs. Beaseley beat Mrs. Zuber. 1
mp Mrs. Mattson beat Mrs. Brown,
q and 2, in consultations.
Mrs, q. Johns, up; Mrs. D. w. Grif-
fifth beat Mrs. c. Witcher. and 2;
MRS. Cramer beat Mrs: Griffin. up;
IN sixth SIfS'1Si Flight-Mrs. E. f. INLAY. jr.
beat Mary Money. 1 up; Mrs F.
Offutt beat MIS-. ii. DOHdluSOH d ana s
Mrs Offutt beat Mrs. INLAY. up;
Nirs Money beat Mrs. Donaldson, 4 and
3, in consultations.
Favorites came through with
victories in the two-man team
championship at Manor. Sum-
nnaries:
c. w Shafer and Frank Smith beat
]. G. Putnam and H. A. Neff. and 5;
A. B. Alley and J. J. Buckley beat r. n.
Beavers and A. l.. Alderman, | up, 10
holes; J. G. Remey and H. K. Beck
beat r. T. Hollinsworth and R. f. Bur-
new. and 5: S. NJ. Crogan and Robert
perry beat D. L. Thompson and ]. T.
MCCARTHY, 1 up; z. V. Darby and James
North beat e. J. Carver and H. l.. Lacy,
< and 4; Harry Grier and r. P. Gibson
heat J. s. Ebert and ]. E. Nell, 4 and 3;
M. L. Keogh and Jack Tucker, jr, heat
A. M, Bouic and A. D. Mullikn. up:
81 r Wesley and r. MacClayton beat
D. M. Mcpherson and c. A. Metzler,
and 2.
MAJESTICS SCORE
Majestics nosed out the power
Rul Annapolis, Md, Pros on the
6atter's diamond. 6 to S. yeSter-
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