Evening star., 1934-06-22

n L Ism i OItcH IIidI SOilliiB eCA1
can grab of two brides in
row, for courses generally are not
4 built that way. But when young
par-seeker bags four in a row,
that is a sensation.
Young Maury Nee, the youthful
Columbia star, WHO should win lot
of tournaments, has done just that.
He birdied four loles in a row at
Columbia, starting with the four
teenth scoring 3, ), 2, 3, and finish
ing with a card of 70, in a match
in which he and Howard Rigby just
managed to finish all square with
Paul Y. Anderson and Set Collins.
Over at Washington a group of
golfing medicos waXed as hot as the
weather as they eclipsed their pre-
viouS best marks for the Washington
layout. DR.. E. w. Titus, who isn't
long hitter waltzed around the lay
out in 76 strokes, with DIR. Don john
son second at II. DR.. G.. r. Huff
man, with 10, thought he had good
score, but finished third. Between
them Titus and johnson had a best
ball of 66, good enough to beat the
best ball of Huffman and DR.. j. G.
Bradley.
Bobby CruickShank, the diminutive
Scot who should have won the ma
tional open at Merton two weeks ago,
is coming to Washington to play a
practice round over the Kenwood
course on Sunday. He and Bob
Barnett of Chevy Chase will pair in
an exhibition match against Al
Houghton of Kenwood and Roland
Mackenzie Of Congressional. Cruick-
shank is to be one of the entrants
in the sectional qualification rounds
for the P. G. A. championship to be
played at KenWood a week from to-
day The match will start at 3
| o'clock and admission will be free.
VYyINIFRED FAUNCE, sturdy
w Manor player, stood on the
threshold of her first District
women's championship today after 10
years Of unsuccessful efforts. But
Miss Faunce had determined and ca
pable opposition in the person of Mrs.
L. G. Pray. a clubmate from Manor.
WIN Aldo uoohAiiNA bAAN AOAN Va bANAAN
killer in the tourney which ended to-
day at Columbia.
Mrs. Pray yesterday won her third
upset victory In row, moving down
Betty Mackenzie of Congressional by
and 2 to enter the final. Miss
Faunce overcame an early lead piled
up by Mrs. Jack Scott of Congress
sional to defeat the Colorado cham
pion by 3 and 2. Miss Faunce, the
medalist in the tourney, and Mrs.
Pray met early today for the title.
Summaries Of yesterdays semi
rounds follow:
Championship Flight.
Miss wintfred Faunce Manor defeat,
ed Mrs. Roland Mackenzie tConeres-
solation-Miss Elizabeth Houghton
| Chevy Chase defeated Mrs, Don Scot;
Indian sPmn up MRS ,: DGTss sTss
Hacker Chevy Chase. and 4.
Second Flight.
Mrs. Everett Eynon tunattachedl de-
feated Mrs. J. A. Marr Columbia
consolation-Miss Louise Ciaytor Ichevy
ChaseI defeated Mrs. Howard simons
Manor. 8 and s.
Third Flight.
Miss Virginia Pope (Kenwood) defeated
Mrs Norman Frost (Columbial. 1 up.
| Consolation-Mrs. L. K. Rice tMenorD
| defeated Mrs. william Morrison Smith
! columbia. ! up.
,>.~' Fourth Flight.
Mrs. McCook Knox Chevy Chase de-
| feated Mrs. B. c. Hartig CManor). 4 and T.
| Consolation-Mrs. Frank Royer keeter
/ 4Chevy ChaseD defeated Miss Bertha
| Israel CWoodmont). and 3.
r. T.'' Fifth F1ight.
Mrs F. Dickinson Let's (CongressionaD
defeated Mrs J. E. Nell Manor; up
Consolation-Mrs. r. C. Miller ken
wood defeated Mrs r. A. Lacey tCo-
lumbia). and 3
Sixth Fiisht.
Mrs Robert C. Jones tArmy-Navye de-
feated Mrs. Frank Conway Manor, up
olation-Mrs ]. w. Cramer LMan-
orr defeated Mrs. Oscar Coolican tCheVy
Chase. > and L.
TWO Washington golfers remained
today in the chase for the Mary
land amateur championship at
the Rolling Road Club near Baltl-
| mora ROoer Peacock defending title