The Washington times., 1928-03-29
EVEN IS
ION SEASON
PROGRAM
BY r. d. Thomas

by Ne lie 1uOIILdS
Dates for - tournament
were announced today by tn
Women s District Golf Asso
citation.
Here they are:
April IL, Washington Golf
and Country Club Miss Dorothy
White in chargel.
May l. Bannockburn coll
Club.
May is and Is, Evening Star
Gun Tournament. Congressional
Country Club (36 holes, medal
play with handlcapsl. Course
win be open Tor practice May
IL and IA. Entries with club
handicaps close with acting Sec
Rotary, Mrs. L. l.. Steele, or the
president, Mrs. COrby. Sunday
evening, May Is. Handicap
May IL. Indian Spring Golf
june !, Washington Barracks.
June IL, ID, Ia, Is, 16, WOnl-
ems District Of Columbia cham
.piOnship, Indian Spring Club.
i(COurse to be open for practice
June 5 and IL. Entries close
with the acting secretary or
president Of the association,
Sunday evening. June 10. En-.
trance fee, $3.50.
June 26. Mixed fOursomes,
Manor Club.
July 10, Town and Country.
4 August .. Beaver Dam.
September 10. Chevy Chase
September Is, Corby trophy.
Columbia Country Club. %
: holes. medal play with handl.
: cans. Course open for prac.
! tice September "a. Handicap
limit 49,.
October 2, Congressional
Country Club.
I All Of the women's tournaments
win start at gao a. m. 1T will hell
81 to be prompt" reads the an
by Mrs. L. L. Steele, act
ng secretary.
The association viii call upon Z
member OF the host club for eact
svent to take charge Of the tourna
ment.
4 Those sudden storms that send "
rolfer scurrying and painting to tn
will afford little discom
future for Manor Club players thli
summer. Four shelters will be places
On the present 1S-hole layout, it Il
announced by George D. See, chair
man Of the golf committee.
The shelters viii be built at thu
rear of the fourth green, the sixth
lee, the eighth green and the thir
tAenth green.
& Manor win hold a club tOurna-
ment virtually every Sunday and
holiday during the season. It
will have no team in the inter.
club matches. Events and dates
will be arranged at a meeting
Of the golf committee next
Wednesday night.
Ralph Beach. former Burning Tree
,ro, has made a distinct hit in his
lew job with the Suburban Club OF
Some nice things have
,een said about him by Nate Kauf
nan, chairman of the green's com
nittee, and other members. On
april Is Bob Barnett and Fred Nc
.eod will play Bach and Jimmy
Roche of Elkridge. This battle viii
eature the Suburban clubs opening
lay.
There's a totol difference of 81:
- anI hack
ees at Indian Spring, according tc
he new scorecard. The par is tht
Iame both ways, however. There i
|. 51-yard difference at No. 5 and 81
1ards at No. 10.
Diyot takers at Indian Spring
likely will be scrupulous in replac
ny 'em. The rules printed on back
II the score-card include this warn
ng: Zine or suspension for divot'
rot replaced"
Here's the rest of the dope:
The etiquette of golf MUST b
deserved.
u. s. G. A. rules govern, excep'
,aIl out Of bounds, and lost ball
Oss Of distance only.
Out Of bounds: A ball beyond
.ence on 9Th, 7th, 9Th, 18th, 18th
md 18th holes. A ball driven from
18th tee on End fairway.
Road on No. / PARKWAY, drol
Jack without penalty.
Putting greens: A ball lying OF
,utting green other than that playet
for, must be dropped not nearer thu
contested hole, no penalty.
All matches losing one clear hol'
On players ahead, MUST give wa!
IN request of players following.
When players start to pas
through, those being passed MUST
cease play until those passing ar
cut Of range.