Evening star., 1934-05-09

legs, and a toy umbrella elevated
above his head. Other prizes went
to H. King Cornwell, sailor lad,
Frank Appleman, a half-breed In
dian: Franklin Ford, a jockey; John
Allen as Ed Wynn and DR.. ]. r. De
Farges. De Farges and James Harper
paired together to win the Scotch
foursome billed as the golfing piece
de resistance, with a net card Of 68.
The costume show was followed by
an exhibition Of shots by Fred Nc
Leod.
ST. Johns linksmen defeated Dewitt
at Garrett Park yesterday, 4 to 2.
Summaries:
Sullivan tst; Johns, defeated Fisher
ed German tst. Johns. . and l. Best
John 81 and csilan sa'es st. joins 5ohaD s. DE-
feated Walsh Oevittl, s and Z. Best
ball. st. Johns. and 4.
CHEvY CHASE woman golfers
u seem determined to make run
away race of the women's first
team matches. Their margin over
Congressional, the second-place team,
stands today at III points. achieved
chiefly in match at Manor yester-
day when they defeated Congressional.
to 5. Chevy Chase now has a total
OF 35 points,. while Congressional
has 27l2.
Indian Spring ts14) VS.. Columbia (31k).
Mrs. Don Scott and Mrs. Betty Palmer
Meckley: 2l2; Mrs. H. r. Quinter and Mrs.
w. Belleri "a; Mrs. Perry Hoover and
saS., sRs Ms rs {; e. p. MfsIsy. M!s Norman M
+ Pow Powers 5S and Mrs Mss r e0Te"f e panbas M!s 3
Mrs. H. Brundage and Mrs. j. r. De
Farges, 0.
Chevy Chase ca vs.. Congressional t5).
Miss Susan Hacker and Mrs. Harrison
Helen DettEeiler. 2; Miss Louise clsytor
powdall and Mrs. J. o. Rhyme. 2Ta: Miss
Mrs Roland % Mts Harry A Knox and
B. Platt and Mrs. Bishop Hill. 3: Mrs. F.
G. Await and Mrs. H. H. Mofhtt. o.
Beaver Dam Gl2) VS.. Woodmont 4l1).
Ms Nrs Ora .,ER Epse osa and Mrs: E; FISCHER,
a0ff aDd mfs ffyseF Mdhe Mcf Morris e ME-; lsn Lsdn
schloss and Miss Bertha Israel. o; Mrs.
n. J. Waldron and Mrs. G, G. Purdy. |;
Mrs. A. W. tucker and Mrs. Frank Kra-
mer. 3; Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Lou E. Har-
ris. 0.
Kenwood GI1z) vs.. washington (I1).
Mrs. John shorey and Mrs. A. A. Nc
Entee. 3; Mrs: Douslas Tschifely and Mrs,
Mrs Mim e kns Masden = Ms S MS & Tsa snS and
Mrs. c. H. Merillatt. o: Mrs. George
Parker and Miss Sue CAN'T. "a; Mrs. J.
Mrs MfSaSe SsaSev s4d GHaDs4 Mrs sns NE R9ney
3; Mrs. G. S. Bozan and Mrs. o.
Manor (S) vs.. Army-Navy (G.
smaas Mons j fRa Hs7t.nsn Mars and MGyfTa MTs
and an and Hfns' Mls B. c e ha Ms fpsnis Mrs. Sp
W: Kramer and Mrs. H B. Hird, j: Mrs
Ma, uphaR n sna .ns M5s MRS R. Lee eex.
iiaz; Mrs c. K Wing and Mrs E. H
Indian Spring sprung the real sur
prise of the day, whipping Columbia.
the champions, by 81a to 312, while
Beaver Dam trounced Woodmont, 712
to Az, and Kenwood licked Wash
ington by 1112 to u. Manor treated
Army-Navy in inhospitable fashion,
pinning an 8-to-4 defeat on their
guests.
Summaries:
=, Ted Burrows dunattached), 3s-37-75;
Fuchs Indian Spring.. .39-3S-77; John
man Green '1Hrsyie1. 37-43-s0: craig
Mckee 1ndian Spring.. 40-40-sO; j.
y shs Fu1asSa Psttison Snnrtsdfnsd ndian sDrins
441p--4433-s3S; !. l. cfSann Gogan .unattached.
4l-S4; Harry Peacock INDIAN Sprinel.
III 81 BOB s'''9f: %aPf: sass'sss:: 'sas''sss:
w. r. Stone pndian Spring.. 41-46-
81; j. Faust Indian Spring.. 45--42-s7,;
W. Talks (Manorl; 4l-6-s5; Bob
Axteil tunattseSeG: nfiSSaSo'' sE5Ess: J. ). ;.
Stsnten ShsTters 3Rnatsaehed anWaeh 4esse oscar
W6it@an fGI' INDIAN spring.. 4SG47-sS;;
Dolph, Atherton Iunattaehedl. 46-44-
60; W W; De Maine tgslle HAVEN. AZ
t2-sS;; & &. v 'i 9sshR u1fsssasPso dnsisp osDrias9,
45M45-9o; 4sr.;tE5 g. shauley sn Catholic Uni
J. W. gardiner ralrs tunsttseSedj. tnsnseSej 459-ss
" c. Brantlsy, jr, Chevy Chase. 4s-
e$5ss A.]P Rrss saas !sass'tshss ;sssz2: ss
aSLESSEsaa sSSa:,9 osSSEne I1ns,,tssahsSa'
taeheet. w1asm srts1 Curry 'cRss- 9Rss
ssssoss aedSHsn MiS; sun.ttschsd5 SsEi5o; T 49,
1o1; r. G. Macaboy (unattached). So
60-113.