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Evening star., 1942-05-10
Woman Pro Tourney
Al Kenwood Lures
80 tomorrow

Twenty woman golfers will pair
with 10 Washington professionals
at Kenwood tomorrow In the first
Of three woman-pro Journeys to be
held this year under the joint aus
pices of the Women's District Golf
Association and the Middle Allan
tic P. G. A. Pairings were drawn
from the hat and the tourney will
be played with the combined score,
less handicaps, of the partners.
Pairings follow, with the pro first
in each instance:
pm, Bob Villains (Annapolis). Mrs.
A. A, Morrill, and Mrs. p. w. Evans (Ken-
ITO. Gene L.rkin CWoodmontS. Mrs:
20; Walter p, Bosley !r. 1rrinse
ny 80. Bob Barnett tchevy chss.). Mrs.
NJ M. Maxwell tColumbiD and Mrs. L. O..
1:46 Al Houshton prince Georges, !;
Mrs. W. R. Stokes CManor).
7, D. Peyser tWoodmonD and Mrs. A. A.
700 why Cox tcongressionaD, Mrs.
j. T. Powell Manor.
Myron Davy (Columbia) and Mrs. E. Wild
mayer tAreyle).
2:ao, GsSTge ,pifenbaush Kenvoodl
MS A, McNitt lCongressionaD and Mrs.
80. L. Z. Worsham. jr. Burning rree).
Mrs. Betty. Meckley (Kenwood) and Mrs.
Ralph Goldsmith (WoodmonD.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
.m Golfers Scheduled
For Women S Miller
Tourney tuesday

Sixty-six feminine golfers will
play Tuesday at Washington in the
Phyllis Keeler Miller Memorial
tournament, to be put on by the
women Of Washington Coli and
Country Club. Pairings follow:
$50. SO Mrs A L, Z. Huschison sd and Mrs: 4:
Chickering and Mrs. A. A. Morrill, Ken;
s;3o, Mrs. =: Widmsyer and Mrs 2. Hess.
4sr 4orf :as and Is Anne ssa Ann; s.g,
Army Navy; s:56. Mrs: Il. 4. Knox and
Lynch. wash. and Mrs. r. J. Godfrey.
s.ssS Major nas r sS rrIss. s. Nd r. ri. .4srEs.
Mrs; 9. B. Masruder and Mrs. 3. 9.
s;s5, RE-, Mrs.. eSsoTss Bailey l55S wash; sSd
Sutton and Fny Mas N1noT Hot.s so wash M5s sss
JARVIS Mls ce s MSS s.ssa s1a s ana
Eee ss and Mrs NJ hsans r. karph, sn A Wash nf' Don
$3.50. Mrs. c. T. Rhodes and Mrs I. M.
SHssI @ssh and Mrs Ri ss9 " l. Mrs W.s ksn ssntps H.
III H.ls..h : kssss,'niS5.sss sS'ss. iss &s. a'
of 1910. asH Mrs.. Mes 8. NJ Reea nd'1s snd Mrs T j.
and Mrs: W. e Foley, Ken; 1920. Mrs.
Vel, fr.esn ea ,Sss T.sh a1s sd Mrs n NcAssn " d.5
and Mrs. H: q. Pratt. Wash; 1890.
Ken; 1898. Mrs. w. r. Stokes and MrA
G. E. Push, Manor.
1910, Mrs Woodlief Thomas. Mrs.
II. H. Hughes and Mrs. J. NJ retterS. Ken:
10:45. Mrs. Max Taylor and Mrs. Mack
Myers. Manor; 1880, Mrs. D. Fronhetser
D. s. Platt. Manor, and Mrs. w. .. Kerr.
Prince Georges: II. Mrs. G, B. Hartman
and Mrs. Bessie Taylor. Prince 0eorges;
II :o5. Mrs. w. A. Hill and Mrs. n.
Keebler, Manor.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Team Golf Cancelled
By Women Because
OF Gas Rationing

With the team match scheduled
Cancelled this year because of gaso-
line restrictions woman golfers
around town will concentrate on
their schedule of major Journeys,
first of which is The Star Cup event
scheduled May 10 and % in two
classes at Kenwood.
Announcement of the team match
cancellation was made yesterday by
Mrs. Walter L. Weible, president of
the Women's District Golf Associa-
ton, who said that with gasoline
rationing 1t will be impossible for
the women to get to the outlying
clubs to play their matches.
The larger Journeys of the Wom-
ems District Golf Association have
been scheduled at clubs which can
be reached by bus or streetcar lines,
but undoubtedly entry lists will be
much smaller than in past years
Most important early season tour
ney is the District championship to
be held at Chevy Chase starting
June Is. In August the Middle At
lantic women's title tourney is
scheduled at Congressional, club
which has no public transportation
facilities at present.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Golfers Turn on Heat
In Evening Stars
Federal Event
Labor Pair Five Down
After One Ties Par
At Indion Spring

The golf gets hotter and hotter
in The Stars match play champ
ionship for linksmen from the Fed
eral departments and agencies.
For example Leroy Smith Of Labor
played the Indian Spring course in
par u but he and his partner were
S down in a match won by Navy
Yard Al to III. Joe La Sale of
Navy Yard played the last nine in
80 with seven one-putt green's for
total score of 10 to be the big
gun in the Navy Yard victory.
War Production Board licked Soil
Conservation Service at Prince
Georges 5 10 l, with Wilcox and
Carpenter, Wofsey and Eskelson
piling up points for w. P. B.
Federal National Mortgage won
Az -to-1h decision over Maritime
Commission at Prince Georges,
while Federal Housing and Navy
split a 3-to-3 match at Army Navy
and Post ONCE, fast coming to the
front, won a 4-to-2 match from
Mount Alto Hospital at Prince
Georges.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
-Four Games Usher in
Upper Montgomery
League Season

Upper Montgomery County Base
ball League viii employ the shaugh-
messy playon system to decide its
champion in the nag race getting
under way today with four games.
The popular minor league method of
settling the championship was
chosen instead of the usual series
between first and second-haf win
ners in the belief it would keep up
interest throughout the entire cam
paign.
Gaithersburg A. c., piloted by
Walter Selby. and Gaithersburg
TroJans. managed by Rod McCath-
ern, are expected to furnish the
nosiest fireworks on todays opening
bill. The Trojans are former high
school youngsters who have stirred
up hot rivalry with the long -es-
tabished club nine and their rivalry
should be one Of the hottest in the
loop.
In other games, Manager Roger
Bean will send his Rockville nine
against DOC" Peyton Manners Po-
tomac tossers, Basil Burdette's Da-
mascus club tangles with German
town, directed by Guy Watkins,
while Jack Elgin's Poolesville slug
gers will try conclusions with Larry
Williams Bethesda Barons.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Seven Golf Clubs Here
Now on Red Cross
Roll Of Honor

Seven country clubs in the WASH
ington area are on honor roll" of
links organizations cited by the
United States Golf Association for
planning Red Cross benefit tourna-
ments. Throughout the country
nearly 5000 tournaments have been
arranged by sgt golf organizations
to raise money for the Red Cross.
Contributing clubs here are Ban
nockburn, Bradley Hills. Congress
sional, Columbia, Indian Spring,
Kenwood and Washington. All have
scheduled Red Cross Journeys on
May 80, July and Labor Day week
ends, along with hundreds more
clubs throughout the land.
The national golf body has asked
every course to hold at least three
Red Cross benefit affairs and
numerous miscellaneous events
throughout the season. The WASH
ington clubs VIII cooperate In this
schedule.
Entry fee in the Journeys Is a
dollar and all fees are to be deiv-
cred in total by each club direct to
the local chapter of the Red Cross.
To each cooperating course and
association will go a certificate.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Bensinger Captures
Net Crown Third
Straight Time
Conquers Lee in Final
Of SchooIboy Event;
Juveniles Snoppy

Bobby Bensinser, Washinstons
red-haired young tennis ace. easily
won his third successive Metropol-
itan tntercholastic title yesterday.
Representing Friends School, he de-
feated Sterling Lee Of st. Adams,
60, 6-1, in the finals.
Bobby won his way to the title
round with 60, 60 victory over
Sam Doyle of st. Adams, while Lee
advanced through yesterday morn
ing's semiflnal over Britt Schweitzer
Of Coolidge, Ga, 2-6. Is.
Lees win over Schweitzer in the
morning round gave st. Adams the
team championship with Z points.
For close play yesterday the boys
final for players Is and under stole
the show. Bobby Smith, 13-year-
old Friends student, won the title
in three strenuous sets, defeating lie
Roy Morgan Of st. Adams, +6,
13-11. IS. Both played smart ten
mis- with numerous crisp volleys that
would have brought credit to much
older players. Morgan reached
match point seven times during the
second set.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Hoyas Twice Victors
But Golf Title Goes
To Penn State
Wins Over Pitt, Cornell
Give 6. U. Runnerup
Tie in M. A. Section
By the Associated Press.


PRINCETON, N. j., May 9.-Penn
States golfers clnched the cham
pionship of the Middle Division Of
the Eastern Intercollegiate Golf As
sociation with victories over Prince
ton and Penn on the Springdale
course here today.
Georgetown gained q second-place
tie with Princeton by routing Pitt,
90, this morning and downing Cor
nell, 6-3, this afternoon. The Tigers
lost, As, to Penn State, but coasted
to To win over Pitt in their Sec
ond match of the day.
Their two victories enabled the
Nittany Lions to complete their
league season undefeated, with five
triumphs. They will match strokes
with Yale, New England Division
champ, for the association title
next week end at Stamford, Conn.
Georgetown's pair of wins gave
it record of three victories and
two defeats.
Dick Thomas Of Cornell handed
the Hoyas' captain, Bud Sharkey,
his first defeat in the week ends
play, l-up on the 10Th hole in the
feature twosome this afternoon
Sharkey outstroked Pitt Capt. Bill
Cramer, and l, in the morning clash.
GEORGETOWN, 6: Cornell, B.
Dick Thomas (CornelD defeated Bud
sshnankes; shsnKes,ou, up: in 12; ,,, BIZ Halligan
snd l; Jack Donahue tGeorsetown) de-
1Cornelp defeated Bob Higgins. and /:
Bill Rohrey tGeorgetown, defeated Dick
Mitchell, ] up; Dick Meyer (Georgetown1
defeated Henderson Riggs and 4;
Sharkey and Halligan defeated Thomas
ana Middleton. l up; Hurlburt and Hutt
defeated Donahue and Higgins, / up. in
23; Rohrey and Meyer defeated Mitchell
Bud sharFey tGeorsetoWnl Defeated
Bill Cramer, 2 and l. Bill HaIligarl
IGeorgetown) defeated Bob Walkingshaw,
and Jack Donahue tGeorsetoxn)
defeated Dave Thurbon. and 6: Bob
Higgins fGeorgetownl defeated Dave Ger
bore, and 3; Bill Rohrey tGeorgetownl
defeated Harry Simpson. Q and /; Dick
Meyer (Georgetown) defeated Steve Billo-
Wich. 9 and z; Sharkey and Halligan de-
feated Cramer and Walkingshaw, 8 and
2: Donah ahue and Higgins defeated Thurbon
and Cerbore, and B; Rohrey and Meyer
defeated Simpson and Billowich. 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Leaders in Women's S
Duckpin Tourney

Class A.
Team-First Grill 1.7o4; Lafayette.
Doubles-Julia Youns-Lucile Young,
749; Margaret Lynn-Evelyn Naylor, 721
,s singles.Rena Ridenour 3s5; Margaret
All events-Lucy Rose. 1,13o; Margaret
ream-Anaeostia Gas sDlliway. Ii 1881: King
Doubles-Virginia Frey-sara GUIDE, $50:
Margaret McDermott-Louise Battaglia, $50.
Singles-Virgin Wiltbank, 347; Mar
=, Al, An seysntsaaLoretto Dunworth, sss;
''e JamesLssfa pst seFa 2s3 sfsd
snsies NJ Graneh. H5f1' 55P1 Sta: Merrie
Ali eyents-Bernice johnson. sas; Rose
mary stull' 93s.
Team--Washinston dn Permanent. 1926;
neI: $50; E: Bennet tt-c c'fao'ts Trotter. Sos nam
SinglesMoa 90 Margaret Lally. 312: Mary
All events-Mary Meyer. s55.
Tesm-Mike ses YOuns's Cafe. 1,4o5:
M s1afR koIlins, Gs@e9tsE BIS, Curry '7o'
MsInnss SIinsiss@Synthia 9aS Yntema. 2s4; May
AL events-Sadie Herbert, SOL; Gym
thia Yntema, SAL
tomorrow nights schedule at Arcadia:
Teams, 1:3O PM.
Class B-R. J. O'Neil (Brookland).
Class C-Standards National CapitaD.
N. M p. tNational CspitaD. Progress
National CapitaD.
Class D-Alpha zeta Beta No. 2 tInter-
Sorority. Busy Bees Gucky Strike).
Class Beta Chi No. 3 Inter Sorority
Doubles. 1880 PM.
Class B-Esther Boyer. Lulu Pumphrey;
Hida Sprinkle. Lois Grunwell
Class D-Dorothy Patterson. B. Torre.
Sinsles. 1880 Pm.
Ruth DeChastain. Elsie Cotter.
Class C-Esther Burton. Esther Greco.
Jane Ecklon. Z. Moore. a. York. D. Henry,
Gas Do. Rest \. Testea G. Yrys.
Class Nh Payne.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Victory Horse Show
Al Meadowbrook
Is Big Affair
Elite From Washington,
Maryland, Virginia on
Two-Doy Program
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

The Washington Victory Horse
Show. which opens at the Meadow
brook show grounds on the East
West highway for a two-day run
next Saturday and Sunday, Is one
of the big-time horse shows Of the
country. 1t has increased in fame
and prestige throughout the years.
The l94l showing like others in
past years is sponsored by the
Junior League Of Washington, and
the proceeds go to the support Of
the social service department Of the
Children's Hospital.
Do Bit for Needy Youngsters.
So all the great horses that are
entered In the 80 events Of this
classic will be doing their bit for
the kiddies whose parents haven't
the wherewithal for medical atten.
ton.
The star performers Of the most
celebrated stables Of Virginia. Mary
land and the East will vie for some
$500 in War savings. which to-
gether with ribbons and trophies
are the awards Of the winners. Ths
program, arranged by Deborah, the
well-known Eastern horsewoman
who is managing director. Is q WELL
balanced card of IL pony and Junior
events, IL classes for hunters, and
the open jumpers are taken care Of
with six events.
Two Comedy Races Slated.
Two comedy classes will be run, q
nightshirt race on Saturday. remi-
niscent Of the first point-to-point
Of early English fame, and an OBJ
stacle race which will tax the abil.
ity of horse and rider.
Tri-color awards will be given to
the champion working hunter, con.
formation hunter and jumper.
The food at this years holding
will be unusually good and served
by and under the direction OF the
girls Of the Junior League. Buses
will run over the East-West high
way all day Saturday and Sunday
from Wisconsin avenue In Bethesda
to Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
The line connects with Connecticut
avenue and Sixteenth street buses
and passes the Meadowbrook
grounds.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

ton. In 1888 she was selected on
the team to represent Great Britain
in international match play and
two years later she held the great
Helen Wills Moody to match points,
taking the first set the American
ace dropped since 1927.
After beating Mrs. Moody Miss
Hardwick completely dominated the
scene and turned pro last year to
go on tour with Alice Marble, Don
Bulge and Bill Tilden. Since 1897
she has been unbeaten by British
women, winning matches with Mrs.
Little in handy fashion.
Mrs. Little, twice world champion,
retired from active competition
after her marriage in 1897. but re-
sumed her career as a pro at the
Seigniory Club. Quebec. and later
assumed similar duties at Lake Erie
College,
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Ace British NetWomen to Play
At Edqemoor for War Fund

Mary Ruth Hardwick and Doro-
thy Round Little, famed interna-
tional net stars, will play an ex-
hibition at Edgemoor Tennis Club,
Bethesda, Saturday, June 6, for the
benefit of the British and Ameri-
can Ambulance Corps in what is ex-
pected to be one of series of war
benefits staged here this summer.
This match will be part of tour
by the couple in the interests of
the United Nations ambulance fund.
They also are scheduled to appear
at Smith College, Northampton,
Mass, May 18; at Norfolk. Va,
May IS. and Richmond, Va. May "a
Miss Hardwick, novice in 1890,
has enjoyed q meteoric career on
the courts, rising to a position Of
prominence within q few years after
her debut In gbleague competi-
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Tech Takes Doubles
To CIinch Net Tilt
With Gonzaga

Triumphing in both doubles
matches, Tech Highs netmen
clinched a bitterly contested duel
with Gonzaga yesterday. winning,
So. on Georgetown Prep's courts.
Both doubles and two singles
matches were deueed with Tech.
showing more staying power. VIM
ming on all occasions. Ernie Kientz's
victory over Larry Curley in the
No singles and Ray Reynolds win
over Barnes in the No. S featured
play in this bracket.
SingIes-Kientz IT. defeated Curley,
g.: 0-6. 90 Nelson 5T3 defeated
fested Rowe. %, 6--3; Hilton tG) de-
feated Simms. 6-3, .6-3; Reynolds CTo
DoubleS-Kientz and Nelson tT) de-
feated Gurley and Costisan. g. 4.,i;
Peabody and Horvath, So, "a, "a.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Tackle, Tennis Strings
Adequate for 1912

Supplies of nylon for fishing tao
kle-leaders and tennis racket strings
are adequate for a normal 1912
supply and already are on the
shelves Of dealers, the makers re-
port.
Manufacture of equipment sfor
this season began as usual In Au-
gust of last year and was completed
before supplies Of nylon were re-
duced beeeuss OF military demands.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Heavy PinfaII Likely
AsDistrictLeague
Rolls in Tourney
Largest Representation
In Circuits History
To Contest Tonight

Maple likely will tumble by the
cord tonight at Convention Hall
when the entire 18-club District
League. the biggest entry ever to
represent the all-star circuit in a
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
ton tournament, fires in the 32d
annual championships, starting at
8 o'clock.
During the last two weeks Of the
tournament most of the city's lead
ing bowlers have rolled, but the oc-
casion tonight will afford WASH
ington fans their only opportunity
this season to see the top-f1ight
teams Of this area in action at
the same time. The competition will
serve as a prelude to the final
matches Of the season Wednesday
when the District League will put
the finishing touches on one OF the
greatest pennant scraps in Its 36-
year history.
All 18 teams will compete in Glass
A. A host of the stars will swing
into action at o'clock in the singles
event and carry on through the
teams and doubles.
Following are the leaders in the
various classes to date:
Glass A.
Teams WINK National CapitaD,
1,79s; Shafer Flower, 1.7S5.
Doubles-Keith and Guethler, s35;
Burger and Sherbahn, s17.
$50. iD' T. AeHef' 800 Lou jenkins
Teams-Boyer' Pharmacy. LISA; PERU
Doubles-Pestell and Peterson. 754; Car
roll and Malitz, 1877.
sinelesIH. Buila, 1894: Walter Robin
son. 394: Arthur Nelson, 1913; Stan, Bias
,. Oas. 9. ,o
Doubles-Lovine and Kramer. 74s;
Mattern and johnson, 732.
y singles~William Grimes. 376; Bernie
r.am,-Alssr. o'isi Pike D. 1.s4s: Dawson.
Doubles-cooper and Cross. 700: Mac
Cord and Thomas. 6s7.
Sinsle@Monroe Bigelow, 374; Donald
Sedlacek, 1853.
Teams-Extension No. ., 1.43s
Doubles-Frazier and Wahl. 625; John
son and Modhn. 622.
singles-Eusene Brown 342 Roy Wild
man, $40.
Class r.
Team-Farm Operation, .415.
Singles-Ralph Lazear, 800; Tavarnier.
313
Evening star., 1942-05-10
M. A. Title, Senior Golf
To Run Concurrently

Only one qualifying day will be
allotted for entrants in the 42d
Middle Atlantic Golf Association
championship tourney. to be played
at Manor Country Club June 8. 4
and 5. The senior championship
Sof the Hinshaw Trophy will run
concurrently with the main title
/ event.
All prizes will be in War bonds
! and stamps. Entries will be held
open up to the first starting time.
but DR.. r. .N>Keilty Of the associa-
tion requests naey be sent to him
Is soon as possible at Manor. ac-
sompanied BY the = fee.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Crimmins Rolls Best
1O-Year Average
For A. Be. Meet
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, May 9.-John
Crimmins OF Detroit blasted out an
1901 in the all-events at the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress tournament
today to take over first place in
l0-year average ratings for A. B. c.
competition.
Crimmins, who had a 202 average
when he started rolling, moved up
to 203 plus SO pins to nose out by
rs pins Ned Day of West Alis, Wis,
national match game champion.
The Detroit ace shot 576 in the
tve-man team event, COS in the
doubles and $40 in the singles.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Biq Week Puts Grant
Out Front in A. 4.
.augging Race
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, May o.-Jimmy Grant,
youthful st. Paul third baseman,
raped out six hits In II trips to the
plate' during the week to take tho
American Association hitting lead
ership with q mark Of Al.
This bundle Of determination.
who came to the Saints after knock
ing OF $40 at Grand Forks last
year, has stepped up 80 times in
Is games and slammed out Is hits,
including three doubles and q triple.
Andy Gilbert, Louisville frst
sacker. who led the loop . week
ago, dropped to second with . 400
percentage, a loss Of 80 points.
Johnny Mccarthy Of Indianapolis
was third with SIT. followed by Phil
Weintraub, ST. Paul, with .373,
Evening star., 1942-05-10

Sacrecy. Lillian Copeland and
Georgia Hays.
The two-day Penn Recreation
handicap tournament for bowlers
with l20-average and under will
end tonight at midnight. Entrance
is So for the five-game event. Full
handicaps will be allowed.
Charley Gentile's College Park
handicap event also Is on tap today
starting 1t Z O'Clock. A two-third
handicap Is based on scratch Of 12S.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Little Hoyo Golfers Bow
To Woodberry Forest

ORANGE, Va, May 9-Wood-
berry Forests golf team defeated
Georgetown Prep today, S1z to II.
Bill Alden's round of rs won
medal honors.
keenan, fW) defeated Eckrich tG).
? and L: Alden tW) defeated Crowley
go, 8 and s; Searson tWD defeated
Martin tGD, 3 and ,; Rankin (W) de-
feated McAndrews tGl, and z; Dough-
erty tW.l defeated Wilson (GD, 4 and 3;
Beasley tWD defeated Dunn tGD, 5 and 4.
and Crowley, 5 and 4. Searson and
Rankin tied Martin and McAndrews in
match play. Dougherty and Beasley de-
feated Wilson and Dunn, and 3.