The Washington times., 1938-09-06

hole, with a
six iron in
hand. Wit A"a" 1l1oy
nesses were: JOHN r. MILLER,
D. e. MATTISON and j. M.
PALMER.
TOP team in the FURNACE
event were DIR. w. F. KERR ana
e. BROOKER, who carded 4S2-
39-143 for low net.
In the mems driving contest
A. A. HOPIAK barely outdis-
tanced j. M. PALMER, who
staged q comeback by taking
the approaching event. w. L.
O'BRIEN was best putter-
Wielder.
up in both women's driving and
putting contests, leaving the
pitching event to MRS. R. M.
BROWN.
Indian Spring
Back from White Sulphur
after being nosed out of the
MASON-DIXON championship
in q pre-final match by EVELYN
MARVIN, Rio de Janeiro-Baltl-
more flash, BETTY MECKLEY
captured low gross honors with
BOBBY BROWNEIL, top anna
teur qualifer for the nationals,
with a neat 36-38-74 in the
mixed Scotch foursome event,
in spite of a seven on the incom-
ing sixteenth.
Low net honors went to MRS.
H. o. PORTER and JOE WILL
SON, who carded 84-15-69.
Just for fun, the awards in
cluded a high-low net prize,
which was won by MRS. F: G.
BUTLER and LOUIS WETI-
MAN with a net of lit.
LOU HARRISON shot a bril-
liant 36-32-68, to lead the early
qualifiers for the club cham
pionShip.
WOOdnaOnt
DAVE DUBB is not. That Is,
DAVE DUBB won top honors in
the Class B division in a match
play against par event with one
under regulation figures.
Winner in Class A was AL
SCHNEIDER, who finished two
down to par.
In the mixed Scotch fourSome,
MRS. BERTHA ISRAEL and
MAURICE ISEMAN took the
sweeps with a combined nine
hole score of 91-11-80. MR..
and MRS. VICTOR ZEVE were
second with 94-12-82.
KenlUOOd
The River Road course proved
a cinch for the high.handicap-
pers in the annual Women'S
Hutchinson Trophy tournament.
First honors were split three
ways between MRS. JOHN
BERGELIN, with 18; MRS.
HARRY SNYDER, with SO (the
limit, and MRS. VIRGIL
MYERS, with "a. Each shot a
net 70. Low gross award went
to slender MRS. j. c. DALE,
who has played a great deal OF
visiting golf" recently, with q
card of "a. MRS. w. THOMAS
won the least number Of puts.
In the mems blind bogey con-
test j. S. GORREIL was first
with 88-15-73.
Columbia
Four-ball, beSt-ball honors went
to the combination of COL. c. E.
STRATEMEYER, T. BAKER
ROBINSON, A. L. CHRISTIAN
and R. A. BOGELEY, who card
ed q gross 70, which minus a
quarter of their combined handi-
caps, gave them the startling net
Of 81.
MRS. MERRILL LORD, who
with her husband, has played
more famed Scotch and Engllsh
courses than any other District
woman golfer, won the ladies'
putting contest.
Manor
The two-man team champion
ship Of the club changed hands
yesterday when j. S. MCBRIDE
and GEORGE JONES defeated
WALTER TALKES and TOM
CORWIN in the finals, 2 and l..
The Presidents Cup honorS
went to C.. w. STODDARD with
q low net of 1873 for two rounds.
his score, 79-75-16-138.
Capital
In the club championship
qualifying round, GEORGE
MOLLOY, former Public Links
champion Of the District, won
the medal with a brilliant II.
His 36-35-71 put him four
strokes ahead Of the field. He
will be paired with WILLIAM
PENDERGAST as the lead-off
team in match play which starts
next Sunday afternoon.
Other Clubs
GEN. S. w. COLEMAN won
the Secretary's Cup at Chevy
Chase with 78-14-64.
At Army, Navy. MAJOR
GEORGE HARTMAN and CAPT
C. N. YATES were tied with net
It's for top honors in the STAN
LEY Cup event.
The SINGER award at Con-
gressional was split between w.
H. WENZEL and w. H. POHL,
who both carded net 140's. Not
until october 18 is the playoff
scheduled.
w. r. McLISTER won the low
gross award in the club sweeps