Evening star., 1941-05-09
Louisiana Champion
To Compete in Star
Trophy Event
Seven D. c. Duos PIoy
Sunday in Maryland
Four-BoII Matches
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

BY WALTER McCALLUM.
Coming tournaments of the Wom-
ems District Golf Association, no
tably the competition for The
Evening Star Trophies, in the class
A division May 10, and the District
championship. will find new COM
petitor who will. it is expected, play
major role in these and other
affairs.
The newcomer to feminine golf
arotund town is Mrs. T. F. Neblett,
a member of the Manor Country
Club, and a woman with consider
able links ability on her recent
record. Mrs. Neblett. according to
President Weible of the District
association, halls from Louisiana,
where she won the State champion
ship in 1899 and 1910, and has a
United States Golf Association
handicap of one stroke. She also
won the Southeastern champion
ships of the past two years and won
a tournament at Linville, N. c., last
year.
Mrs. Neblett, according to Mrs.
Weible, will be valuable member
of the intercity team which plays
its first match next week at the
Baltimore Suburban Club with an
all-Baltimore outfit.
Next Affair For Star Cup.
Next tourney for the feminine
golfers is The Star Cup affair, oldest
womens event held around WASH
ington. The initial tourney was
held in 1917. AS usual nowadays in
the major feminine Journeys, The
Star Cup affair will be divided into
two classes.
Glass A players will compete at the
Washington Golf and Country Club
May l9, while class B players will
play at the same club May %. En-
tries will be taken by Mrs. r. E.
Hotze at Chestnut 8755 for both
sections of the tourney, with entries
for class A to close May Is, while
those for class B will close May 81.
/ The Star. as it has done for many
years, will present trophies to the
winners of both gross and net in
each class.
Seven Washington duos represent
ing four local clubs will compete
Sunday at Indian Spring in the
second round of the Maryland State
Golf Association four-ball matches.
The pairings and starting times of
the local pairs are:
| p,m.--claude. Rippy and Roger Pea;
socf Dd cb.s9 dndsn 5nnnr sDn vs. h codS
/. vale iKenSoodI IS: Nsth.s kaufman;
i, and Arnold Litman Suburban Club Of
es5n0fs eorns F. Mtr s Efss VS. ssnsfF Mae and
Kenzie and John Farrell (Hiliendslej.
1:24--Billy Houshton and Ken Spencer
Lnsa5 VS. 81 Eefss ca and
we1 vs. Otto ne F. arensr as snd
n Mn and fo p # a.hrs MsFysR cohen k.n
srt E. Jones !Hillend.ls, 1:4S-Lou
sprns vs anS sDeneef seHo ovefton and Erfofd
Barnes (Rolling Road.
Terps and Cards Clash.
University of Maryland and Cath
olic University golf teams are billed
for a return match at Beaver Dam
next week, but the result is a fore
gone conclusion. judged on the re-
suits of yesterdays meeting between
teams from the two schools over
the Landover course. The Terra
pins, with a good links team this
year, sWamped the Cardinals. VIM
ming all 6 points in four-man team
event. Maryland has lost Julian
Murphy. runnerup in the city mu-
nicipal championship two years ago.
but is doing all right. Holmes of
Maryland scored a 2-over-par "a.
EaTmon md beat Ledyini &c. Ul4- 3
Lehman tMd,l beat Zailkas. &c. ", 2
and l; Cook md beat Heltzel &c. ~. 8
and s. Best ball-Maryland. and 2.
Final round in the East Potomac
Park invitation tourney today found
medalist Ted King and Bill Briggs
meeting. The final was scheduled
! yesterday but King was unable to
play, following his semifnal, 2-and-
l, victory over favorite Freddie Bol-
ton. Briggs licked Joe La Sale, 2
and 1, in the other semifinsl.
Martin Belino won the consola-
ton flight, defeating Hal Roddy in
the final.
Give Bountiful Prizes.
The golf treasury of the Ameri-
can Road Builders Association was
considerably Debated today follow
ing its annual tourney at Con-
gressional yesterday, where they
passed out 26 prizes.
Dan S. English shot an 80 to lead
the road builders over that lengthy
Congressional course. Other prize
winners we're:
Net-Don Kennedy. 9s-3O-6s; E. B.
H5lns S5msE7o. GrossGEnsish A So qaaSfr; Ma1rfce
| R. Palmer Sc D. R. Lamson. IS. Low
putts-A. p. Ramsay, 80 Blind bogeyy
Gross 1irst nine)-c. B. smythe; gross
sfS9nd ne np j. nroWn Hfnz net nfs nne mt M
as, !: l., smith: most 4s' e. g. Wold; most
Second net, (hrst nine),, Ted Wright; sec
! ond net Second ninel' D. NJ Beach;
Wt hSh Ra' sress p Tom Rsnns keee fat
prize GoD, won BY Frank Wsse.
Two committee members have re-
signed from committees of the
Women's District Golf Association.
Mrs. Betty P. Meckley, Kenwood
star golfer, has resigned as a men,
ber of the Rules Committee, while
Mrs. ]. H. Beech of Manor has re-
signed as class A handicap chair
man. Their places will be filled
within a few days.