Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1931, Page 52

D—4 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931 WOODMONT RINGER ‘Wfllllm 8. Corby, who defeated Mrs. G. T. Bell, 3 and 2. The first flight consolation went to Miss Elizabeth Brawner, who defeated Mrs. H. R. Quinter, in the final, by running down Mrs. A. S. Gardiner, who defeated Mrs. C. R. White, 4 and 2. RS. T. M. SHOCK won the women’s champlonship of the Army-Navy Country Club yesterday, defeating Mrs. H. M. Osborne by 2 and 1 in the by Mrs. Osborne earlier in the tourna- ment. Winners in the other flights were: Second flight, Mrs. Upham; third flight, Mrs. White: fourth flight, Mrs. C. R. Moore; fifth flight, Mrs. Booth, and sixth flight, Mrs. Jones. SPAQRTS. ond, Mrs. McNair; third, Mrs. Lewis Coxe; fourth, Mrs, B. T. Merchant; fifth, Mrs. Garges, and sixth, Mrs. Mahan. . Johnson, Princeton senior, is eligl- OLYMPIC UNCERTAINTY French to Withdraw Unless Money Provided by Parliament. draw from the 1932 Olymplcs at Los Angeles unless the November meeting of Parliament appropriates funds to cover expenses. The committee expressed hope that funds would be provided for French | participation and made tentative plans ter sports. The team, if organized, must be approved by the minister of public instruction. Ray Van Orman has signed s new three-year contract to cosch foot ball & lengthy putt on the eighteenth green. | Mrs, Ho M Ospae S 8 &0 ot an 87 The second fiight consolation Went %0 | jn the Anal round o te the mark set PARIS, October 16—The French|for a limited team of 20 competitors |at Johns Hopkins. He 18 in his thir- Consolation flights were won as fol- Olympic Committee has decided to with- ' to specialize in track and field and Win- !teenth year on the Job. « ble for the varsity for the first tlmel lows: First, Mrs. B, R. Luscomb; sec- since he has been in school. GOLF PLAY I KEEN Nordlinger, Gottleib and Mrs. Shulman in Tussles for Top Honors. HREE golfers are in the midst of | a hot struggle for top honors in e | D Here is the sale for which hundreds of our customers have been waiting — the semi-Annual Nine Day Sale that has be- comean institutionat TAUBMAN’S. The Nine Day Sale at TAUBMAN'S has be- come recognized by our customers as the SUPREME money saving opportunity of the year in which to buy Auto Supplies, Radio Needs, Electri- cal Merchandise, Hardware, eto——of the BETTER grade. EDL I il il i i the twin ringer contests at Woodmont Country Club. Howard Nordlinger, perennial club champlon, who agrin is favored to win the current title tourney, is tied for first place in the ringer tourney with Dr. S. Dewey Gottleib, both with cards of 58, which is 11 strokes better than par. In the women's division Mrs. Jack ghulman, one of the leading players of the club, is in the lead with a se- Jected score of 69, which is exactly men's par for the layout. With only a few days of the men's ringer contest to run, Nordlinger and Gottleib both hope to break the tie. Both have played each nine in 29 strokes, for totals of 58 Mrs. Shulman’s leading score in the women's ringer event is 3 strokes in front of the second-place 72 scored by r, chairman of the Women's Golf Committee. VER at Burning Tree, where much Washingten officialdom plays golf, Jecseph E. Davies, formerly of the Federal Trade Commission, seems to have the ringer competition for the Holy Stover Cup locked up. With the exception of the first hole, where Davies has not posted a score, he has corraled no fewer than 13 birdies and 1 eagle. The eagle was scored on the par 5 tenth hole, which is really a par 4 affair, but is rated as a 5 on the score card. Davies has scored seven birdies on the first nine and six on the last nine. His card, with the first hole b S Hiug (= un _!ll!l i HIIP s ‘This ad can give you only an IDEA of what is really taking place in your nearest TAUBMAN store. Just wait till you see the complete line-up, of breath taking val- ues. You wop’t be- lieve your own eyes! This season’s de- sign. Warm, dur- able and extra large iz2. Many handsome pat- terns. _Great for football games, 100, A uew tipe horn with ‘the Dog-G dest heard 5 Gallon Can ' S BESTOYLE Motor 0i Polish Universal Rubber Floor In—Par .... Davies' . 5 ENWODD'S open tcurnament, which will have most of the star profes- storals cf the country in its starting list, is to go “on the air." Broadcasts of the progress of the tournament will be made on November 7 and 8, the two tournament days, from at least two local radio stations. Part of the broad- casts undoubtedly will be made by one or two of the professionals who will play in the tourney. P. S. Ridsdale, editor of Nature Mag- azine, is the new senior golf champion of the District of Columbia. Ridsdale, who tied with Clark C. Griffith, presi- Base Ball Club ay at Burning -off rday ring ‘an 86 1o | gnate. They 4 at 84-on the first day riffith took an 8 on the par 4 fourth hole, an experience which probably cost him another chance to tie for the title. R. L. T. HOPKINS of the Bureau of Animal Industry, is the new champion of the golfers of the De- partment of Agriculture. He tled for first place in a recent tourney at Beaver Dam with F. W. Casey at 172, and beat Casey on the play-off. Casey was the champion last yvear. he Renick W. Dunlap trophy. gented by the Secretary, was won by F. W. vith a card of 197-50-147. The X t trophy went to W. Middle a score of G A. 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