The Washington times., 1934-09-27

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It is understood that the pros
pective Baltimore entries will be
unable to attend because of q
Baltimore tournament during the
same period. And, without the
20 or more expected entrants
from Baltimore, the Middle At
lantic tourney would be a drah
affair.
The star Washington team de-
feated a picked Baltimore COM
bination, 20 to 10, in the match
over the Congressional Country
Club course yesterday. Mrs. Jack
Scott, of Congressional, was low
individual scorer with 80. She
paired with Mrs. Leo Walper
Kenwood, to score over Mrs. Je-
rome Sloman and Mrs. E. Boyd
Morrow, 2 to l. Mrs. Walper
and Mrs. Morrow tailed COS and
Mrs. Sloman 81. Summaries:
Mrs. Jack Scott (CongressionaD and
Mrs. E. Boyd Morrow and Mrs. Jerome
Sloman CBaltimore), 1 point; Mrs. Hugh
T. Nicholson (Washington) and Mrs. L
G. Pray (Manor), IL; Mrs. Louise Bel
and Mrs. w. D. Balm CBaltimore), ~
Mrs. Don Scott Cndian SPRING. and
Mrs. J. F. Dowdall (CongressionaN. o.
Mrs. E. B. Mower and Miss Effie Bowes
(Baltimore). 8; Mrs. Roland Mackenzie
4CongressionaD and Miss Elizabeth
Patterson and Mrs. ]. Greiser (Balti-
more), o: Mrs. H. r. Quinter (Colum-
bia). and Miss Louise Clayton (Chevy
Chasel. IL: Mrs: E. D. Weinberg and
Mrs. B. G. Hartig (Manor) and Mrs
A. A. McEntee (Kenwood), ~; Mrs
c. c. Baer and Mrs. ]. F. Ravenal
(Baltimore). 1R; Mrs. Ora Emge and
MRS; H. c. Trace and Mrs. T: E.
Schluderberg (Baltimore), /: Mrs. E. NJ.
Fischer (Beaver Damp and Mrs. Philip
Cole (Army,Navyl' 9: Miss Edith Nc
morel. o: Mrs. ]. A. Mari (CoIumbia)
and Mrs. W. r. Rush (CongressionaD
g. Mrs. F. F. Lines and Mrs R. w. GIFTS
(Baltimore), O; Mrs. Harry A. Knox
(CongressioonTaD and Mrs: I L; K; Rice ice
Mrs. Robert Menick (Baltimore)' IN.
Johnny Dawson and Russ Hole
baugh turned back Roland r
Mackenzie and Walter r. Mccall
lum, and l, in a match at Con
gressional yesterday. Dawson was
low with "a.
Winners in the women's blind
DOGGY golf tournament at Beaver
Dam were Mrs. w. B. Young, Mrs
S. c. Carroll, Mrs. Frank Kane
Mrs. Albert Haas, Mrs. George T
Luce, Mrs. r. c. Mitchell and Mrs
Charles Griffin.
The mixed two-ball champion
ship of the Maryland State Coli
Association will be held october 3
at the Suburban Country Club
The entrance fee is $3.50 and en-
tries should be forwarded to 16
Mcclellan Pl., Baltimore, Md.
Match play in the women's
championship at Beaver Dam will
begin Sunday. PairingS follow
Championship Flight-11:SO, Mrs. Ora
Emge VS.. Mrs. w. J. LaBille; 1885, Mrs
Elsie Fischer VS.. Mrs. Earl F. Sechresti
11:4O, Mrs. A. w. Tucker VS.. Mrs. j.
vs. Mrs r. E. Zuber; 1850, Mrs. M. E
Irwin vs.. Mrs. D. R. Hutchison; 1885,
Mrs. w. }. Waldron vs.. Mrs. R. E.
Reilly; IL, Mrs. r. Carl Mitchell vs.: Mrs
]. J. Mccarthy; 1905. Mrs. Max Taylor
VS.. Miss Ellen Kincaid.
Second Flight-12:1O, Mrs. R. e. Viewer
vs.. Mrs. Eddie Dlugensky; 1915. Mrs.
r. N. Trezise VS.. Mrs. c. W: Griffin
1920, Mrs. Earl r. Strong VS.. Mrs. T. w.
Perkins; 1925, Mrs. r. M. Brown vs.
Mrs. ]. P. Strong.
Third Flight-12:3O, Mrs. Frank Spates
VS.. Mrs. Elmer INLAY; 1885, Mrs. Perry
Nutwell vs.. Mrs. C. H. Offutt; 12:4O
Mrs. Frank Kramer VS.. Mrs. George
Luce: 12:45, Mrs. Albert Shafer VS.
Mrs. Eddie Bean.
bye; 1880, Mrs. Sherwood Peterson vs.
Mrs. H. L. Shepherd; 1855, Miss E.
Leffel VS.. Mrs. D. w. Smith; 100, Mrs