Evening star., 1928-11-09
All High Schools Are Planning Take Part in Rifle Competition
NEW GOLF TOURNEY PLAN
OFFERED CONGRESSIONAL


Congressional Club in 1929. Negotia-
tions for a contract for next year still
are in progress between the former
| title-holder and the club. it was Of
| ficially announced by club officials to-
day and a positive announcement that
| Armour has severed his connection Is
premature and misleading. Notwith-
standing this, however, Tommy Is dick
erine with a club in Detroit for berth
next year and an announcement may
soon be forthcoming. Congressional Of
ficials do not admit that Armour Will
not be back in 1929, but take the posi-
ton that while negotiations are IN
progress, no definite statement should
be made.
Completing the most successful tour
nament season the Congressional Coun-
try Club has ever had, prizes won by
the members in various tournaments
throughout the season were presented
at dinner held at the club last night.
The presentations were made by Guy
Mason, chairman of the golf commit
tee, who announced the following list
of winners, with the prizes they won:
woMENs EVENTS.
Club chsmpionship; octobsr % iSnWon r,,0y ny
MTs her.up Hiry Mrs Haynes A knoH iSef
comb; consolation winner Mrs William o
Putting contest, May 5-won BY Mrs. !. l.
Haynes, bridge set; third, Mrs H. A knox,
scotch Tours foursome. Mav swimmers, Mrs
J. NJ. Haynes and Mrs. Huston Harper per-
Mstss pay sssinst par; Ma. So,,,. s2wnnsr: Tnn
Mrs William g Corhv. perium,e nottiett set full-
A. IsioE Knox 'ssS' 6ess set; second. Mrs. r. w
Pdynts pttna nreen eentsst ss october iswinner Mrs
orhv RnoE 5nFfa coss set siqd Ms Tago
compact.
MIXED EVENTS.
ana sfGSfn Mrs iGurSSmIS g Lyon BIZ fold
Si: S.: NsSss and Ms l. RoSs
s6. golf balls. - A.
ana sfGss Mfs aerbert Mo M % fold and
pact; runners-up and winners low gr91Sis' 1is
5eotes stsw.E nna MRS Il eS
Mrs F. L. Yates and W. K. Hartung, l09L
e. Hardfsr. T1Gners-qP4 q1Pp4lssRs7ls: Msi sef naiis
low gross: Mrs; \; 4. Knox and DR.. B. L.
MEMS EVENTS.
Club. championship, medalist-H. II. New
'Ooi ss; aoH msoa by Page Hufty rep
hfs RunnerSp"H nlmeS "2Gn II. Newton, wrist watch.
Tatum Cup. 10 holes, handieap1;Won .s by
fnnner.up 1Sene GnoefS0Po F. Krohman m 87lsss sof
balls; low gross, Page Hufty. "A, fountain
waIfep PHePvs John coe william Haruns
Herbert Mofstt desk pens; rqnnsrspzH,pEt p,Et.p F.
4 souss cssseSS saS day Maso1 MShsS asS tFays T. '."
buffers tournament. handicap, for Orr the
Wnsnes Whit LssTy GupMGn oS chester
Warrington, s2-27-65.. driver and brsssie;
-Pifs9. isst'Si0f b af Eason % %sass' stlvsT eIs
arctic case second. J: T. Meanv: soc2or1n5S'
fsasiflsss i silver ls'el Eey and nlua Guard fourtS
ciure, pencil; ffth: J. E. Murphy, s2-io-72;
sixth. John P. Gilmore, s3-s-72' matcn
'a Most pars-J. E.. Murphy. 10 pars, silver
buckle and belt. Most birdies--William coe'
rSy setips sanScaiHs nssisss gsd' eifRaIstte Rsst
airstsr' afesse Dos ose0aai ISird " ManneT;.
So, silver buckle. and belt fourth; r1; Monroe
PAM Mlsr. r. ssa7 sss7 nsteh DshSh box n'n sixth G.
il. .diroux. s7-l5-52. match safe, safe, Most
birdics-Page Hufty, 3, silver buckle ana
d. IGOr ps2rs day PfstnS e. sspee%1fE f. r.
is. g. mtas5y asy brush apG sS%ss isfGee
G Charles O'Tss Daly. tT. s7-iI7s, pencil nth
J. e. Murphy. 64-l0--74. match poxi SlAth'
John Cole, i07-32-75, match safe.
Monthly Medal Tournaments.
May SIS: Glass Avon by Paul Sanborns'
8e-1S-7l, goblet. Glass B-Won by H. O.
lie Roy, 9S-1e-71, goblet. -.
June 2-3: Glass Avon by H. Il. Newton
73-4-6s, goblet. Class B-J. T. Meany'
july 81: Glass Avon by G. II. Giroux.
s2-i5-77. goblet; Class B-Dr. D. W.
AUGUST As: Glass Avon by Thomas F..
Fahs5ty sis6sa Safs botb eoSsts 0S A.
September i-2: Glass Avon by, Thomas
F: Flaherty, ss-ls17o' goblsss &c Glass soh,et s-
"0ctober az Class Avon by William Ull-
man. ss-1s-7is goblet. Glass B-Won by
B. L. Taylor. jr.. 9i-21-70, goblet. r.
H. Giroux. class B--Won by B. F. Bogardus.