Evening star., 1944-05-17
5trays Only Twice;
Large Field Seen
In Class PLAY

Mrs. Harry A. Carragher of WASH
,ington Golf and Country Club is a
21-handicap player, but today she
might deliver quite lecture to more
seasoned golfers on the advan-
tages Of sacrificing distance for
straightness.
With this quality dominating her
game, comely young Mrs. Carragher
swept honors in Glass B of The Star
Cup tournament yesterday at Ken
wood, capturing the venerable tro-
ply with a net rs and shooting low
gross of 81.
Because no player could receive
more than one prize, other than the
cup, gross award of a $25 War Bond
went to the next in line, Mrs. Harlem
M. Chapman of Kenwood. who
crossed 80. Mrs. Carragher also
received bond for low net.
Off Fairway Only Twice.
Out in Al and back in so, the VIC
tor strayed only twice from the fair
way.
After her two errors she made a
neat trap recovery and from the
rough reached the green. It was
keenly contested tournament.
Four tied for second low net at II,
with Mrs. E. v. Bromfiel of Ken
wood taking second prize when
cards and handicaps were matched
against par to settle the deadlock.
Third was Mrs. E. A. j. Fay of
Washington. Mrs. Chapman was
included in the net tie.
Other prize winners were: Mrs.
Charles Redick, Kenwood, 100-31-
78; Mrs. NJ s. Shahan, Indian
Spring, 105-23-82; Mrs. L. M.
Cuvillier, Indian Spring, 11O-28-
80; Mrs. c. o. Jorg, Indian Spring,
104-22-82, and Mrs. John Barron,
Kenwood, 106-24-82.
Mrs. Carragher's card:
Out - 655 654 655-47
In - 457 666 655-50-97-21-76
Mrs. Frank E. Mirth of Indian
Spring, president of the Women's
Golf Association, who presented the
awards, predicted large field for
Glass A of the tournament, which
will be played next Tuesday at Ken
wood, with entries closing tomorrow
No Post Entries Allowed.
Mrs. Hale Dinneen, tournament
chairman of the WDGA, is receiving
entries at her home, 4725 Thirty
seventh street North, Arlington, Va,
nhOne Chestnut A5SS
1t was emphasized today by Mrs.
Dinneen that no post entries will be
accepted. AS in Glass B. the net
winner will receive The Star Cup
plus a $25 bond and low gross Will
win a bond.
The Glass B scores:
97-21-76
Mrs. H. M. Chapman, Kenwood, 99-22-
n gross.
Mrs. E. v. Brumnel. Kenwood, 10o-a3
Mrs. E. A. J: Fay. Washington. 1o1-s4
Mrs. Charles Redick. Kenwood, 109-a1
saMss Ms M s. sh'han' Indian Spring, 1o5-
,,nlss MEs 10 I, NJ. cuvilier, Indian 'sprinx,
Mrs. C, o. Jors, Indian Spring, 1o4-a2
Mrs. John Barron, Kenwood. 1Os-a4
1osLssyss MEs, ys|lard Edwards Indian Spring.
Mrs. g; Peterson. Kenwood, 111-es-sa.
,os; MS; n Hale Dinneen, WASHINGTON,
"a Mrs Mrs. Robert A. Lacey. Columbia. 1os-
=, Mrs, H. B. Wiley. washington, 1os-
Mrs. Edwin Atwood. Kenwood, 1os-24
Mrs: Gordon o'Neill. Washington, 49,
Mrs. r. C, Dunbar, Indian Spring, no.
Mrs. J. Klopp, Indian sprins. 1898
Mrs; George Z. Bond, Indian Spring,
Mrs; R. L. Hutchison, Washington, 1o7-
mrs: Cochran Fisher, columbi., 49,
Mrs. J. P. Brantley, Kenwood, 1898
Mrs. r. 8. o'Hailoran. Washington, ia
Mrs. H. o. Porter. Columbia, 1oe-ao
Mrs, John R. Hogan, Washington, 117-
Mrs. F. &. Berauist. Kenwood, 1894
Mrs, L. E Hutchison, washington, 49,
Mrs. A, C Kelly, Washington, 1al-es
Mrs. v. B. Basnal. Washington. 117-e2
Mrs. H. Hopkins Washington. 1890.
Prince Georges Country Club will
be the scene Of the District Open
championship June Is, it Is an
nounced by AL Houghton, host of