Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Kenwood Gets
Top Rating in
Women sGoIf
BY MERRELL wHITTLESEY
Star stan Writer


Star stan Writer
Kenwood, a not-too-close
fourth in the Women's District
Golf Associations first team
championship last year. drew a
bye as the matches opened yes
terday. but sat back like a cat
waiting for a mouse in antici-
patton Of its debut.
Kenwood. on paper at least.
Is the team TO beat. as 1t is the
only contender from last year
that has not suffered heavy
personnel losses.
Chevy Chase. the 1857 cham
pion. will be without Mrs. Ed
ward Ferriday. the two-time
District champion, who will be
available only as a substitute
this year.
Argyle Withdraws
Argyle. which finished Sec
ond, Ia points behind Chevy
Chase last year after a three
year reign on top, did not enter
a team. Betty CARRIER and
Georgia Mae McKeever were
unable to compete this year,
and Argyle dropped out after
losing its No. 2 and 3 players.
Army Navy, the third-place
team last season. has lost Mrs.
A. H. Allen. the District cham
pion, who moved to Georgia.
And Columbia. which I'm
ished fifth. ga points behind
Kenwood. win be without Mrs.
John Barry. the 1856 District.
Maryland and Middle Atlantic
champion. after the next match
or two. Mrs. Barry told friends
she will be out Of town most OF
the summer.
That leaves Kenwood with
three five-handicap players In
Mrs. j. p. Trouchaud, Mrs.
Betty Meckley. Mrs. George
Noble. plus Mrs. Harold Price,
Mrs. Lee Alexander and Mrs.
Hartwell MacCartney.
Congressional Banked
Chevy Chase made an i'm
pressive 1858 debut yesterday,
banking Congressional, 30.
The shutout was a mild sur
prise. The three Chevy Chase
brackets Of Mrs. Paul H. STREET
and Mrs. Webb Hayes; Mrs.
w. s. Parsons and Mrs. Arnold
Wilcox. and Mrs. Charles B.
Hawley. jr., and Mrs. LAMBDA
Plat all won three points.
Army Navy won 81 over
Indian Spring. which did not
have a first team last year. Mrs.
c. P. Phoebus and Mrs. L. 8.
Lightner in the first bracket
and Mrs. d. J. Garrison and
Mrs. j. T. Kaigler in the second
scored sweeps. Mrs. F. H.
Browning and Mrs. r. M.
Brewer Of Indian Spring won,
2-l. over Mrs. Richard Schatt-
man and Mrs. Harry Hirshberg
in the third.
Mrs. Barry had a rs as she
and Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg
won all three points In Column
bias 4la-4A tie with WASH
ington, the sixth-place team last
year. Mrs. George Calvert and
Mrs. Howard Lady won 21a in
the second bracket, and Mrs.
John Connolly and Mrs. Henry
Riley, two In the third to gain
the tie.
Mrs. Meckley. who suffered a
broken arm in February, will
play for Kenwood against
Indian Spring next week. Mrs.
Meckley's arm healed rapidly
and she has been playing golf
about 10 days.
Yesterdays Results:
First Teams 81 KenwOed
Washington, "A: Columbia. Al.
Army Navy, 8, Indian Sprina, I
Chevy Chase, .; Congressional, o.
Second Teams at Belle Haven
washington, q: Woodmont, 2,
Frince Georges, 8: Court House. 4.
CHEVY Chase, 8: Argyle. a.
Third Teams At Army Navy
Army Navy, 3; Prince Georges. 1.
kenwood. Il Congressional, 2.
Woodmont. Sh: Manor, u.
Fourth Teams at Chevy Chase
Bethesda, Sh7: Norbeck, "a,
Manor, D: Congressional.
indian Spring, IA: Columbia, ia.
Fifth Teams 1t woodmont
Conversational, z: Court House. 2,
Army Navy, ga; WashinGton, az
indian Spring, ga; Prince Georges,