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WDCGA History Book The Women’s District of Columbia Golf Association History Book Table of Contents Page WDCGA History Statement Member Clubs - Time Line Tournament - Time Line Past Presidents Brigg’s Award Winners Ruth Ann Verell Pat Kaufman Ann Bergquist Joan Coffman Lifetime Achievement Award Marion Booth Shelley Savage Team Matches Team Match History Statement Division I Division II Division III Division IV Division V Division VI Division VII Division VIII Championships WDCGA Championship Medalists Metta Streit Winners WDCGA Senior Championship Super Senior Class Tournaments A Class Corby Cup Grace Lady Cup Linda Tucker Cup B Class The Brady Cup The Coffman Cup Evening Star (B) C Class Margaret Russo Cup Walter Steiner Memorial Cup York Flower Bowl D Class Ann Bergquist Cup Sam Hall Cup Pat Kaufman Cup Added Fee Events WDCGA Anniversary Tournament Dottie Bennett Pinehurst Calomiris Church Mixed Four Ball Tony Marlowe Four Ball Ruth Ann Verell Past President’s Cup Keefer Cup Houlahan Cup Invitational Events Tournament of Champions President’s Plate Inter-City USGA State Team Matches Junior Girls The Futures’ Cup The Helen Goldstein Memorial Cup The WDCGA Junior Girls Championship Retired Cups Acordia Cup C.C. Anderson Gordon Barnes Rainbow – L Jan Beatty Cup Beckner Cup Pauline Betz Pinehurst Brook Johns Cup Capitol Forms Classic Carpenter - Williams Cup Corene Turner Cup Corillium Cup Betty Davis Mark Evans Evening Star Cup (A Class) F.O. Day D.C. Junior Girls Sportsmanship Award Morris B. Fell Mrs. G. Roland Gable Golf Lenore Goldsmith Bowl Elizabeth Harris Trophy Harriet Hines Mary Kauffman Cup Mrs. Betty Meckley Trophy Betty Meckley Memorial Seniors Post Cup (A) Post Cup (B) Prosperity Bank Cup Fred Schwartz Memorial Mel Shorey Trophy Simon Trophy Marie Spates Stohlman Volkswagen Cup Trans Potomac Torlinski Cup Peg Twisdale Pinehurst United Voluntary Services Weisburg Cup WDCGA President’s Bowl (Junior Girls Award) WDGA Trophy (Class C) WDGA Trophy (Class D) Washington Times-Herald (Class A) Washington Times-Herald (Class B) WMAL Trophy WRC Trophy (Class A) WTOP – CBS Trophy WTTG Cup (Class B) WDCGA CLUB MEMBERSHIP HISTORY Joining Clubs Leaving Clubs Comments 1924 Chevy Chase Club Columbia CC Indian Spring CC Bannockburn Washington G & CC 1925 - 1930 Argyle CC Army War College Army Navy CC Beaver Dam Prince Georges CC/The CC at Woodmore Belle Haven CC Congressional CC Kenwood CC Kenwood G&CC Manor CC Town & Country Woodmont CC Kirkside 9 Holes Harper 9 Holes Bannockburn No mention in schedule book Kirkside No mention in schedule book Harper No mention in schedule book 1930-1952 Bethesda CC Listed in 1952 Schedule Book Prince Georges CC The CC at Woodmore (1996) 1953 Quantico 1955 Court House CC of Fairfax Norbeck 1956 Brooke Manor Quantico 1960 Westbriar Westwood CC 1969 Lakewood Montgomery Village 1970 River Bend Springfield Springfield G&CC Port America/ Potomac (1995)/ National Golf Tantallon Club (2011) 1971 Greencastle 1972 International Town & CC International CC Washingtonian 1976 Rossmoor 1979 Bretton Woods Reston 1980 Leisure World Golf Club Rossmoor 1984 Hidden Creek Greencastle Reston 1985 Montgomery CC 1986 Washingtonian 1987 Woodlawn Mt. Vernon CC (1992) 1988 TPC Avenel TPC Potomac at Avenel Farms (2009) 1992 Leisure World GC 1994 Chantilly CC Chantilly National G & CC (2008) Crofton CC Lowes Island Club Trump National (2010) 2003 Cattail Creek CC 2004 River Creek Club 2007 Hidden Creek Indian Springs 2010 Crofton CC WDCGA Tournament Time Line CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE WOMEN'S DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GOLF ASSOCIATION (WDCGA) YEAR CLASS A CLASS B CLASS C CLASS D CLASS E OTHER EVENTS 1924 Star 1925 Star 1926 Star 1927 Star 1928 Star Corby 1929 Star Corby 1930 Star Corby 1931 Star Corby 1932 Star Corby Keefer 1933 Star Corby Keefer 1934 Star Corby Keefer 1935 Star Corby Keefer 1936 Star Corby Keefer 1937 Keefer Star Post President's Plate Corby Times Championship Herald Duffers Inter-City 1938 Keefer Star Post President's Plate Corby Times Championship Herald Duffers Inter-City 1939 Keefer Star Post President's Plate Corby NBC Championship Times-Herald Duffers Inter-City 1940 Keefer Star President's Plate Corby Times-Herald Championship Star CBS Times-Herald Post Miss E. Harris Post Cup NBC 1941 Keefer Star President's Plate Corby Times-Herald Championship Star CBS Times-Herald Post Post Duffers NBC 1942 Keefer Corby Star 1943 Keefer Corby Star 1944 Keefer Corby Star 1945 Keefer Star President's Plate Corby Times-Herald Star CBS Times-Herald Post Post Duffers NBC 1946 Keefer President's Plate Star Corby 1947 Keefer Star Corby 1948 Keefer Star Corby 1949 Keefer Star Corby 1950 Keefer Star Corby 1951 Keefer Star Corby 1952 Keefer CBS Betty Meckley Harriet Hines President's Plate Star Star Elizabeth Harris Championship Corby Times-Herald Simon Times-Herald WMAL WDGA NBC Post Pro Cup Post 1953 Keefer CBS Betty Meckley Harriet Hines President's Plate Star Star Elizabeth Harris Championship Corby Times-Herald Simon Times-Herald WMAL WDGA NBC Post Pro Cup Post 1954 Keefer CBS Betty Meckley Harriet Hines President's Plato Star Star Elizabeth Harris Marie Spates Championship Corby Times-Herald Simon Lenore Goldsmith Times-Herald WMAL WDGA NBC Post Pro Cup Post 1955 Keefer CBS Betty Meckley Harriet Hines President's Plate Star Star Elizabeth Harris Marie Spates Championship Post-Times- Corby Simon Lenore Goldsmith Herald Post-Times- WMAL WDGA Anderson Herald NBC Mark Evans Pro Cup 1956 Keefer CBS Betty Meckley Harriet Hines President's Plate Star Star Elizabeth Harris Marie Spates Championship Post-Times- Corby Simon Lenore Goldsmith Herald Post-Times- WMAL WDGA Anderson Herald NBC Mark Evans Pro Cup WDGA 1957 Keefer CBS Meckley Hines President's Plate Star Star Elizabeth Harris Spates Championship Post-Times- Corby Mel Shorey Goldsmith Inter-City Herald Post-Times- WMAL WDGA WDGA Herald NBC Mark Evans Pro Cup 1958 Keefer Star Meckley Anderson Weisburg President's Plate Post-Times- Star Mel Shorey Spates Hines Championship Herald Corby WMAL Simon Goldsmith WDGA Inter-City Post-Times- Mark Evans WDGA Harris Gable Seniors Herald NBC 1959 Keefer Star Meckley Anderson Weisburg President's Plate & Post-Times- 1960 Star Shorey Spates Hines Championship Herald Corby WMAL Simon Goldsmith WDGA Seniors Post-Times- Mark Evans WDGA Harris Gable Herald WRC WRC-TV 1961 Keefer Star Meckley Anderson Weisburg President's Plate Post-Times- Star Shorey Spates Hines Championship Herald Corby WMAL Simon Goldsmith Harris Seniors Post-Times- Mark Evans WDGA Harris Gable Herald WRC WRC-TV 1962- Keefer Star Meckley Anderson Weisburg President's Plate Post-Times- Star Shorey Spates Hines Championship Herald Corby WMAL Simon Goldsmith Harris Seniors Post-Times- 1965 Mark Evans WDGA WDGA Gable Herald 1966 Keefer President's Plate 1968 Star Championship Corby Seniors 1969 Keefer Star Meckley Goldsmith President's Plate Star Mark Evans Corillium Spates Championship Corby Post Anderson Gable Seniors Post WMAL Beckner Weisburg 2-Lady Best Ball WRC 1970 Keefer Star Meckley Goldsmith President's Plate Star Mark Evans Corillium Spates Championship Corby Post Anderson Gable Seniors Post WMAL Beckner Weisburg 2-Lady Best Ball WRC 1971 Keefer Star Meckley Goldsmith President's Plate Star Post Corillium Spates Championship Corby WMAL Anderson Gable Seniors Post WTTG Beckner Weisburg 2-Lady Best Ball WRC-WRC-TV 1972 Keefer Star Meckley Goldsmith President's Plate Star Post Corillium Spates Championship Corby WMAL Anderson Gable Seniors Post WTTG Beckner Weisburg 2-Lady Best Ball WRC-WRC-TV 1973 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium WDGA Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Ruth Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg 2-Lady Best Ball Williams WRC-TV Pauline Betz 1974 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium WDGA Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Ruth Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC-TV Pauline Betz 1975 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium WDGA Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Ruth Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC-TV Pauline Betz 1976 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium WDGA Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Ruth Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC Pauline Betz 1977 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium WDGA Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC Pauline Betz 1978 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium WDGA Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC Pauline Betz 1979 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium WDGA Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC Pauline Betz Tourn. of Champions 1980 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium Brooke Johns Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC Pauline Betz Tourn. of Champions 1981 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star Day Corillium Brooke Johns Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC Pauline Betz Tourn. of Champions 1982 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star-Dick Slay Day Corillium Brooke Johns Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC Pauline Betz Tourn. of Champions 1983 Keefer Star A-N Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star-Dick Slay Day Corillium Brooke Johns Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams WRC Pauline Betz Tourn. of Champions 1984 Keefer Star Torlinski Goldsmith President's Plate Star-Dick Slay Day WDGA-Beatty Brooke Johns Championship Corby WMAL York Flower Gable Seniors Carpenter- WTTG Beckner Weisburg Tony Marlowe Williams 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