Porter, Dorothy Germain (1924–)
Porter, Dorothy Germain (1924–)
American golfer. Name variations: Dorothy V. Germain; Mrs. Mark Porter. Born Dorothy Germain, May 3, 1924, in Atlantic, IA; m. Mark Porter; children: 3, including Nancy Porter (golfer with city, state, and amateur titles); grandchildren: Kelsey Engman (Philadelphia Under-18 Girls' Amateur champion).
Won Philadelphia City championship seven times; won Women's Western (1943, 1944, 1967); won USGA Women's Amateur (1949); member of Curtis Cup team (1950), captain (1966); won USGA Senior Women's championship (1974); coached field hockey and refereed field hockey and basketball.
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