The Washington times., 1934-07-26
FIVE COMPETE
IN NATIONAL
TITLE PLAY
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
WaShington's delegation of five
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departs tomorrow for Pittsburgh
where the, national public parks
golf championship starts next
week over the South Park ALE
gheny County links.
The five local representatives
are Johnny Connolly, team cap
tain and 1884 District titleholder;
Claude Rippy, Harlan Win, John
Baer and Harry Saunders.
A patched up public parks team
defeated Argyle Country Club, AZ
to ~. Connolly and Rippy
scored a better ball of 66 to
sweep the three points in a
match with Bill DiEste and Don
Dudley. B. Sibley and Carl Dixon
split with Lou Harrison and Ken
meth Ford.
Sweeps to Victory
Coming from behind with a
last minute surge, Beaver Dam
erased a seven point deficit to nip
Army and Navy by one point and
capture the second team champion
ship of the Women's District Golf
League in the final matches over
the Indian Spring course yester-
day.
Going into the final matches,
Army and Navy led with SIS points
while Beaver Dam trailed with 48
points. Nevertheless, Beaver Dam
Smothered Indian Spring, II to /,
while Kenwood jolted the leaders
by the lopsided score of 8 to 3.
Members of Beaver Dams champ
ionship team are Mrs. c. E. Purdy.
captain; Mrs. r. E. Kelley, Mrs.
Earl Sechrest, Mrs. A. w. Tucker,
Mrs. N. J. Waldron, Mrs. R. N.
Tresize, Mrs. Gertrude Strong and
Mrs. j. j. Mccarthy.
Kenwood finished third with
5612 points; Columbia fourth with
5012; Manor fifth with IL; Wash
ington sixth with IS; Indian Spring
seventh with 1872 and Woodmont
eighth with 9A. Results of yes.
terday'S matches follow:
Beaver Dam (1D vs.. Indian Spring (1)
Mrs. N. J. Waldron and Mrs. {. E.
Purdy, 3; Mrs. R. E. Hotze and Mrs. w.
Mrs. R. E: Kelley. 3; Mrs. j. H. Bull
lock and Mrs H. o. Porter. o. Mrs.
Gertrude Strong and Mrs. r. N. Ire
zise, IN: Mrs. J. F. Kennedy and
Mrs. T. s. stone, u. Mrs. Earl seeh-
rest and Mrs. J. J. Mccarthy. IN;
Mrs. X. S. Wright and default, u.
kenwOOd '(9) VS.. Army and Navy (S)
Mrs. r. c. Miller and Mrs. Theodore
CONQUEST; Mpn y t IN 8 Mrs: c. D Swain % and
e. Frazier and Mrs. T. A. Hodgson. 11s
Mrs: D. S. Kellogg and Mrs. o. G.
Elble, 3; Mrs. F. B. Wildly and Mrs.
F. M: Moore. o. Mrs; H. F. Neimeyer
and Mrs. Walter Furlow. 2h; Mrs. T.
Brinson and Mrs. L. P. Davis. ".
Manor QO14) VS.. WOOdmOnt Qh)
Mrs. Harold X. Beck and Mrs. J. T.
Nell. IN; Mrs. Milton Harris and
Mrs W. E. Gammel. g.; Mrs. Lou Har-
ris and Mrs. Harold Singer, o. Mrs. H.
L. simcoe and Mrs. F. o. Nelson, 2;
Mrs Mrs Arthur stephens and Mrs. Gus
G: Rhodes 3; Mrs. Morris Jaffee and
Mrs. Carlin Kaufman. 0.
Columbia (61z) vs.. Washington (51h)
Mrs. Allen Minnix and Mrs c. D,
Bills, 0; Mrs. w. S. Draper and Mrs
c. B. Stewart, 3. Mrs. Robert Lacey
and Mrs G. B. McGinty. 8; Mrs. j.
E. McCabe and Mrs. Keith McHugh, 0.
Mrs Harry Kane and Mrs. A. s.
Gardiner, y; Mrs. F.: L. DUTIES and
Ceiling and Mrs. E. r. Sasscer, 3: Mrs.
Fred Nesbit and Mrs. L. B. Bru-
baker, 0.
Hail Weather Prospect
Women golfers hailed the pros
pect of cooler weather for tomor-
rows Field Day" at the Manor
Club. Representatives from all
the clubs will participate in the
various golf events, which will be
followed by luncheon and enter
tainment.
Looks like Chandler Harper VS..
Roger S. Peacock in the final of
the Middle Atlantic amateur
championship being played at
Hot Springs, Va. They are in
opposite brackets of the cham
pionShip flight. Harper carried
off medal honors with fine 70
yesterday while Peacock was Sec
ond with rs. Peacock came to
grief on the par 3,203 yards,
third hole where he used up
seven strokes, thus casting the