Evening star., 1934-05-19
Cleanup for Vinson Is Seen
If He Tarries on ID. C.. Links

Maury Nee to play the first nine in SO
and win by and 4. But Beverly
needed some of that hot golf in the
afternoon and it wouldn't come. He
had to have 1t all to beat Vinson.
Summaries of the final day Of the
tourney follow:
First FIisht.
semi-fnal rounds-W. B. Mason jr.,
Chevy Chase. defeated Maury Nee. Colum-
bia. 5 and A. Gene Vinson. Manor. de-
Flnals-Vinson defeated Mason, z and q.
Second FIirht.
Sem!-flnal rounds-M. p Nolan. In
dian Spring. defeated Earl McAleer. In
dian Spring. q and s; H. H. Garrison,
Rumsen; n. j.. defeated W. F. Hayes,
Finals-Nolan defeated Garrison. . UP.
Third Flight.
Semi-hnal rounds-W. B. Moore Beaver
Dam. defeated Dermot Nee, Columbia, q
feated L. B. Platt. Chevy Chase. and 2.
Finsls-Davidson defeated Moore. 8
and 4.
Fourth Flight.
Semi-fnal rounds-C. A. Fuller. Chevy
Chase; defeated j. Greene. Beaver Dam.
feated Alsy Gardiner. Columbia, i up in
10 holes
Finals-FuLer defeated Gott. and 3.
Fifth Flight.
Semi-hnal rounds-C c. Heath unat-
tachec. defeated r. H. OMalley, George
town.. up; J. J. Culinane. Manor. de-
ieated j. J. Pierrepont. Army and Navy
Finals-culinane defeated Heath. 2
CONSULTATIONS.
First Flight.
SemI-inals-Claude Rippy. unattached.
defeated Bradley Burrows. unattached, 3
Sam Harvey. Argyle. ! up.
FInals-Rippy defeated Culinane. 8
and 3.
Second Flight.
Semi mi-fnals-Frank Reeside. Chevy Chase.
defeated J. Brooks. Columbia. 3 and o.;
Everett Eynon. Columbia. defeated Harvey
johnson. Columbia. > and
FInals-Reeside defeated Eynon. Up.
Third Flight.
Semi-fnals-D A. Tallman Minnikahda.
MINI. defeated w. F. Gibbs. Columbia.
4 and g. J. Dudley. Argyle, defeated J. S.
Abbott. unattached. ! up in 10 holes.
Fnals-Tallman defeated Dudley. 2
and l.
Fourth Flight
semi-fnals-T. N. Beavers Manor, de-
feated c. r. Drewrey. Rolling Road, de-
fault, W. B. Vogel. Indian Spring. defeated
Don Dudley. Argyle. 3 and >.
Finals-Beavers defeated Vogel. and 8.
Washington Women Lead.
WASHINGTON woman golfers
W., today hold a comfortable
margin of victory over their
links rivals from Richmond, whom
they defeated in singles matches at the
Washington Golf and Country Club
by 28l2 to 1917. Mrs Betty P. Meek
ley, former District champion, led the
scoring with an &c. The summary:
Mrs. David Clark (Washington) scored 3
points to against Mrs. J. G. SpltZ (Rich-
mono).
Mrs. Betty P. Meckley washington
scored 3 points to against Mrs. T. B.
Walden (Richmond),
Mrs. Hugh Nicholson tWashington)
scored points to l against Mrs. Hubert
Scott CRichmond).
Susan Hacker (Wsshingtonl scored /
point to : AGAINST Mrs. J. N. Whitlow
Mrs j, F. Dowdan Washington scored
IL points to ~ against Mrs. w. M
Mrs. M L. G. Pray twashineton> scored
points to against Mrs. J. C. De Vilbiss
Mrs. Alma Won Steiner washington,
scored points to o for Mrs. r. Fowlkes
(Richmond).
Mrs. Don Scott (WaShington) scored ga
points TO u against Mrs. Hubert Brown
Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith Cwashingtor,
scored ci2 points to y against Mrs. B. l..
Phillips tRichmond).
Mrs. Ora Emge washington scored 0
points to against Marian Snyder (Rich-
Mrs. J. F. Cross Iwashineton> scored
points to against Mrs. R. c. Welton
'i'iaiti'p Mrs.. 4. A. McEntee WASHINGTON, scored
I point to = for MIS- John s. Martin Orch
Mrs. H. J. simons (Washington) scored
? points to 0 against Mrs. Wilson Brown
Mrs. Douglas Tschifely twashinetonl
scored 2 points to against Mrs. John P.
Lea CRichmond).
While Gonzaga golfers were de-
feating Dewitt by 512 to y at Rock
Creek Park yesterday. Western and
GEORGETOWN University freshmen
played a tie match over the same
course, each side winning 3 points.
Mrs. Roland Mackenzie and Mrs.
Harry A. Knox of Congressional fin
ished we'll down the list in one-day
tourney held for Maryland woman
players at Baltimore yesterday. Both
scored 101 over the Five Farms course.
The tourney was won by Mrs. E. Boyd
Morrow of Baltimore.