The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-05
VOODNONT CHEVY CHASE DRAW TOURNANz
SoIferS Close
Medal PLAY
/. Tomorrow
By CHICK KENNY

Tournament play on the Wood
mont and Chevy Chase fronts will
occupy the attention of men and
women golfers throughout tomor-
row, with the first and second
round of the match play in the
Woodmont Invitation listed; and
the windup of the Keefer Cup play,
one of the major events of the sea
son for the Women'S District OF
Columbia Golf Association.
At Woodmont a new champion
for this interesting bi-annual event
will be crowned, as the winner OF
the tourney two seasons ago, Roger
Peacock, has withdrawn from
tournament activity for this sea
son.
In the Keefer Cup flights, Mrs.
wv. S. MaSten, of Washington, is
the defending champion and she
has an even chance of topping the
! field which lines up with such
sterling performers as Mrs. BETTY
Meckley, of Indian Spring; Mrs.
Charlotte Stern, of Indian Spring
and Army and Navy; Mrs. Jack
Scott, Indian Spring, and Ellen
Kincaid, who recently carried off
honors in the Phyllis Keeler Miller
Memorial tournament at Washing
ton.
g Lady golfers who are members
of the Womens District Golf AS
ISOLATION, gave their game tuneup
Yesterday for the Keefer Cup play
today by playing in first, second
and third teams matches of the
association at Manor, Washing
ton Golf and Country Club, and
Indian Spring.
Congressional defeated Column
Ma. 5-4 and Chevy Chase drew
a. Indian Spring 4l2 all at
Tor yesterday, in first team
d tcheS.
Congressional, 5; Columbia, 4
trs. j. +. DOwdalI and Mrs. J. L.
yne, of Congressional. scored ~ to
points for Mrs. Norman Frost and
lncaid and Mrs. ". R. Bush. Congress.
onal, scored II a point to 212 for Mrs.
Il A. MARI and Mrs. H. NJ. Brundage,
lumbia. Mrs. c. A. Stewart and Mrs
f - As AhOAs NOnSFeSSlOnaI, scored S
pints to for Mrs. H. L. Quinter and
Mrs. j. w. Beller, Columbia.
~ Chevy Chase, AZ; Indian Spring, AZ
Elizabeth HOughtOn and Mrs. Bishop
Hill, Chevy Chase, scored 0 points to 8
for Mrs. Betty Meckley andd Mrs. Char
lOtte Stearn, Indian Spring. Mrs. Lam
dra Platt and Mrs. Harrison Brand, jr.,
for Mrs. X. S. Giles and Mrs. w. r.
Stokes, Indian Spring. Mrs. Y. E.
Booker and Louise Clayton. Chevy Chase,
points and Mrs. George tsF mr' Dn
baugh, Indian Spring.
a Over at Washington second
team matches were played, with
Beaver Dam nipping Congress
sional, 512 to 81; Columbia de-
feating Chevy Chase, 512 to 3R;
Army and Navy winning from
Woodmont, to 81, and Manor
drawing with Kenwood at Az all.
Congressional, S1a; Beaver Dam. 51s
Mrs. Leslie Rose and Mrs. Arnold Nc
Nit, Congressional, scored 21a points
to " for Mrs. Ora Emge and Mrs.
Clarence Purdy, Beaver Dam. Mrs. ".
A. Welte and Mrs. r. Z. Burke. Con-
r. c. Mitchell and Mrs. Florence God
frey, Beaver Dam. Mrs. o. Elble and
Mrs. W. l.. Rich, Congressional, scored
L point to for Mrs. A. w. Tucker
and Mrs. n. j. WaldrOn, Beaver Dam.
Chevy Chase. S1@; Columbia, 51a
i Mrs. william Father and Mrs. F. D.
Let's, Chevy Chase, scored ! point to 2
| for Mrs. j. F. Gross and Mrs. w. e.
Hall, Columbia. Mrs. Parker West and
Mrs. McCOOk Knox, Chevy Chase, scored
" point to 212 for Mrs. A. c. Minnix
and Mrs. Merrill Lord, Columbia. Kate
ScuIly and Mrs. Jasper DuBOse, Chevy
Chase, scored 2 points to for Mrs.
Earl Amick and Mrs. w. C. Geleng,
Columbia.
Army and Navy, :; WOOdmont, 2
Mrs. T. j. johnson and Mrs. r. f.
Thompson, Army and Navy scored 8
and Mrs. L. b. SChlOss, WOOdmOnt.
Mrs. F. L. Whitaker and Mrs. w. r.
woodward, Army and Navy, scored ~
points to 112 for Mrs. TheO. Peyser and
Bertha Israel, WOOdmOnt. Mrs. George
Rice and Mrs. j. H. Carter, Army and
Navy, scored 21z points to u for Mrs.
Gilbert Hahn and Mrs. Martin Baum,
WOOdmOnt.
Manor, Az; Kenwood, Az
Mrs. C. p. Medley and Mrs. H. A.
Neff, Manor, scored ia points to l12
for Mrs. A. A. McEntee and Mrs. TheO.
Lonnquest, KenwOod: Mrs. c. F. Rhodes
and Mrs. Gale Pugh, Manor, scored 8
points to for Mrs. Chester morrill, and
Mrs. j. C. Dale, KenwOOd. Mrs. Don
HutchisOn and Mrs. r. NJ. TreZise,
Manor, scored points to for Mrs. A.
=. Rule and Mrs. K. E. Hottie, kenwood.
On the course at Indian Spring,
third team matches went as fol
lows:
Columbia 8, Beaver Dam 1;
Chevy Chase 8, Manor /, and Con-
Eressional 6, Kenwood 3.
Columbia, 8; Beaver Dam. l
MRS. III. X. COrnwell and Mrs. R. A.