Evening star., 1934-10-17
ALKED by other events Of a
chance to put on another show
for his lads up at Rock Greek
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~ ALKED by other events Of q
x chance to put on another show
/ for his lads up at Rock Creek
Park, B. Harry Graham Is
planning a Fall golf tourney in addi-
ton to the turkey event held annually
just before THANKSGIVING time.
Harry has noted the passing of other
public linksmen suffer for lack Of COM
petition. So the mogul of Rock Greek
Park is going to remedy that situation
with another tournament, q harvest
home" affair to be staged early in
November
When bigger public links events are
held Harry will stage 'em. He is a
live-wire, this slim handspring of ac-
tivity around Rock Greek Park, and
he has kept things humming up there
of Sixteenth street since he took
charge several years ago. --,-
Harry is kept busy signing score
cards on which aces are recorded. The
latest of these Is q hole-in-one scored
by DR.. w. F. Hayes, who took out his
trusty mashie- -niblick and knocked the
ball into the cup on the par 3 fifth
hole. But Harry isn't satisfied unless
he has tournament in the making
and so he is getting the boys together
for his latest. 1t will come Of shortly.
Is and 80 women VIII
Is move down to Richmond late
Sunday and early Monday to play
q An-pfn1,vSHNv1A Al lv, n%
the Lakeside and Hermitage courses,
in renewal Of the friendly rivalry be-
tween golfing women of the two cities.
Many of the leading players of the
city will make the trip, which will
wind up the schedule Of the Women's
District Golf Association.
Two or three OF the local pros are
planning q trip to Richmond next
week to play in the Virginia State
open championship, to be held at the
Hermitage Country Club, over the 72-
hole route. The tourney is open to
any resident of the State. First
money Is listed at $50.
Mrs. Hume Wrong, defending her
Chevy Chase title. had quite q job cut
out for her today to overhaul Mrs.
Harrison Brand, jr., former title
holder, who shot 90 yesterday to
take the lead In the first IS holes Of
the 36-hole tourney. Mrs. Brand
scored 43 for the first nine and then
shot up to ~ over the harder last
nine. Mrs. Y. E. Booker scored 81.
Miss Susan Hacker had SO, MS.
Wrong had SO and Louise Claytor
scored 90.
EURTHER upsets were in prospect
Il today as four survivors, Of the
hectic first round in thesColum-
bias women's championship fought
for the right to enter the final round.
At one fell swoop most Of the So
called favorites to win vanished from
the tourney yesterday. Disaster over
whelmed Mrs. James w. Beller, the
defending title holder and medalist in
the current tourney: Mrs. H. r. Quin-
ter and Mrs. j. A. Mari, all Of whom
were picked as Semi-finansts.
Mrs. B. c. Haratig licked Mrs. Beller
on the nineteenth hole, Mrs. Quinter
fell before Mrs. H. M. Brundage and
Mrs. Marr was beaten by Mrs. 8. r.
Colladay on the twenty-second hole.
Mrs. w. w. Nottingham defeatedsMrs.
William E. Hall, / up. Second flight
results: Mrs. Herman Stabler defeated
Mrs. Harry Kane, jr., 3 and 2; Mrs. e.
Amick defeated Mrs. Norman B. Frost,
Q up; Mrs. A. c. Minnix defeated Mrs.
w. M. Smith, and 8; Mrs. r. A.
Lacey defeated Mrs. G. D. Bills, S and
3. Third flight-Mrs. william G. 0e-
leng defeated Mrs. e. J. Quirk. 5 and
4: Mrs. George B. McGinty defeated
Mrs. Hugh Mackenzie, 4 and 8; Mrs.
H. King Cornwell defeated Mrs. A. 8.
Gardner, 4 and 2.
A newcomer to the winning ranks
In local golf. Mrs. w. e. 0emmel Of
Manor today holds the chief prize in
the women's tourney at Beaver Dam,
won yesterday with card of e0-
23-76. She nosed out Mrs. r. N.
Trezise Of Beaver Dam by four
strokes. Mrs. Trezise had o card Of
105-2580. The low gross award
went to Mrs. G. e. Purdy, captain Of
the Beaver Dam second team, which
won the second team championship
this year. Other prizes went to Mrs.
A. E. Dedicke, Mrs. L @. Pay, Mrs. J.
Franklin Gross and Mrs. G. r. Clark.
DOB GABRIEL opposed Herman
ID Allen In one half Of the draw,
while Harold Bowers matched
shots with w. J. Crabbe In the other