Evening star., 1901-11-09
WASHINGTON GOLF CLUB.


ber and December.
Secretary Riggs of the Washington Coll
Club has issued the following program OF
events:
WOmen's Events.
November, bogie cup-To the winner Of the
greatest number Of holes from bogie. Is
holes, handicap play. between November IL
and 30.
December, bogie cup-To winner Of the
greatest number of holes from boyle during
the month of December. Play every day
except on Saturdays, Thanksgiving and
Christmas days; score cards must be at
tested and given to the professional on day
of play.
December 3d. mixed foursnme-Eighteen
holes, handicap match play on Monday,
December 80 Select partners and oppo-
nents for first days play, play any hour;
bizes to winning couple. Entrance fee. 81.
Mems Events.
Bogie cup-A silver cup has been offered
by c. B. Keferstein, to the winner Of the
greatest number of holes from bogie. Is
holes handicap play, between November II
and December 81, excepting Thanksgiving
day.
Thanksgiving day-Eighteen holes, handf-
cap match play against bogie for cup
given by the club; play all day.
Christmas day; Presidents cup-Wednes-
day, December %, Is holes, handicap match
play. Players viii be paired by the CAP
tain Of the green on application at the club
house, and when the days play Is over the
drawing will take place, and pairs posted ut
the club. Match continues daily.
woman's Golf Championship.
In the second round for the woman's golf
championship over the course Of the Essex
County. N j., Country Club yesterday. Miss
Goffe defeated Mrs. Charles 2 up. Miss
Howard defeated Miss,Kylex7 = up and 6 to
play. In the handieap mixed foursomes
a tie resulted. owing to a mistake In the
driving OF Mr.. Brewer and Mrs. Edward F.
Sanford, who were penaiized two strokes
because of the error. orhei score was 81
SIS. but with the penalty the net score
was 80. Miss Cote and Edward Reynolds
tied this with $3.50. Mrs, w. N. Lecoto
and Oscar Willegersd scored lll-17-s4,
and Miss Charles andI Thomas B. Criss
turned in 113-7-106. Several other scores
We're made, but they wsre all high.
Westerns Easily Defeated Business.
On the grounds ef the Georgetown Pre-
paratary~sc yesterday Afternoon, the
Western High School eleven simply wiped
up the earth with the lads from the Bust
ness High School, scoring victory by the
one-sided figures Of % to 8. Fifteen and
twenty-minnte halves ware played Hun
dreds of students of both schools were on
hand to cheer their favorites and the
greatest enthusiasm was displayed. The
solitary touchdown credited to the Business
boys came as the result OF a clever run of
forty yards around the left end by White
and persistent rush by Johnson who car
ried the ball over the line. The Business
the Westerns at any stage Of the game and
In addition fumbled In disastrous man
ner. The Westerns were on their tiptoes
from start to finish and a mix-up of signals
yxyne Nn-rN v,e,l1, a.
with his big gain
Olympia, Is; Emerson. O.
The Olympia Athletic Club, one OF the
fastest aggregatiens Of lightweight foot
ball teams in the District. lowered the
colors of the Emerson Institute team. in
one of the prettiest played games Of the
season. on the Y. NJ. C. A. Park grounds
yesterday afternoon. the score standing at