Evening star., 1926-09-26


tourney. which ended yesterday. was
end of season in which more club
er before.
| from Washington clubs intend to
| compete in this tournament, the first
such event to be announced by the
| Middle Atlantic Association, while a
larger number from Baltimore will
enter the event.
/ Members of the Town and Country
Club are to compete today in the first
round of the club championship, now
held by Max Weyl. Today's pairings
follow: Fl. D. Nordlinger VS.. DR.. M.
B. Fischer: E. G.. Kaufman vs.. Milton
King; r. Goldsmith VS.. s. Strauss:
William Illch VS.. S. G. Kaufman: II.
Baer VS.. A. L. Sigmond; M. Eiseman
vs. A. E. Steinem: Willard Goldheim
VS.. F.. Hahn; M. Simon VS.. Nathan r.
Frank.
Frank NJ. Ryan Of the Olympia
Field Club Of Chicago scored an ace
on the sixteenth hole at the Con-
gressional Country Club last Thurs
day, playing in the stationers' tour
ney held on that day. He used a
n1ashie for the shot.
Argyle Country Clubs golf team
will play host this afternoon to the
golf team of the Manor Club In a
The match will be the fourth between
the two teams. Manor has two vic
tories to one for Argyle.
Manor Club is proceeding with
plans for remodeling the first, second
and fifth green's, while the eleventh
and fourteenth green's are to be
planted In the Spring.
Bannocl1burn. with its invitation
tournament concluded, plans to re-
model the twelfth. thirteenth and
fourteenth greens at the Glen Echo
are to be refaced
Many Army officers stationed in
| Washington plan to compete in the
Army championship tournament to be
played October Ills. inclusive. over
the course Of the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club al Philadelphia In ad-
dition to the individual championship
a team championship will he played
with teams entered from all the Army
corps areas.
e. Chester Caywood, president of
" handsome silver cup for the best
" holes played on the Maryland
''' Sc during October. The trophy,
which will be known as the Presi-
dents Cup. stands nearly . feet
high, and is inscribed with the clubs
special mark, the form of an Indian
bend over a spring. Man and
woman players are eligible to compete
for the cup.
Basil Manly, captain of the Indian
Spring team, will assemble his double
quartet of players to meet teams
from the Manor, Argyle and Beaver
Dam clubs some time during October.
Indian Spring has inaugurafed a
series of so-called red card" sweep
stakes events to he played every Sat
urday and Sunday. beginning today.
and running through October En-
trants will he divided into three
classes. the first class having handi-
caps running up to- rs. the second
class with handicaps from 1s to 90
inclusive, and the third cleSs with
handcaps from 81 up. All entrants
must enter their own class according
to handicap.
William NIackie. professional At the
Manor Club for the past eight
months. has severed his connection
with the Nofheck. Md. club. Al
TreCer. Mackie's assistant in the pro-
fessional berth. has been appointed
club professional. and is already on
the job. Mackie came to -the club
frC..l an. Ohio organization. He is a
former amateur and was a member
OF the BannocklHlrn Golf Club here
for several years
Mrs. l.. B. Chapman, the new wom-
ems golf champion of the Indian
Spring Club. won playoff of tie for
low qualifying score a few days ago
at the -Four Corners Club. defeating
womens titleholder in the playoff. by
scoring a6. Mrs. Tillev picked up
her bali on the eighteenth fairway.
The pair had tied in the medal round
at 93 Mrs r. l.. Rose was pro.
nounced winner of the low net prize.
Indian Spring plans during October
to hold 12-hole medal play competi-
tion for two cups to he known as the
Presidents and Vice Presidents 8
Trophies. Two plaques on which the
names of the winners will he en-.
graved have been presented to the
club.
When Albert X. Mackenzie scored
a deuce on the first hole at Rannock-
burn in the qualifying round of the
invitation tourney last week, it was
the second time the Columbia ace has
accomplished this feat. A year ago
in An eXhihtio ion match with his son
Roland against George j. Noight and
r. Cliff MCEimmie. he secured
deuce in the same manner. Only one
other player has accomplished the
feat
Embarked on an extensive green re-
Mobilization program. the green's COM
mittee Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club. under the chairman
ship of DR. j. T. McClenahan. plans
to make further Improvements in the
course during the Fall and Winter.
All the greens at the Washington
course are being spaded and reseeded
to repair the damage done this year
by a long drought and heavy rains.
Work has already started. Tempo
rary green's will be used while the
regular green's are being worked on.
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