Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03

w VILE the man players ot the
n Capital are all popped up
wv over the coming national
amateur championship. the
woman players Of Washing
ton are looking forward to two org
events-the Won1an's national cham
pionship, to be held at Hot Springs,
Va. the week OF September "a. and the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association wom-
ans championship, to be staged over
the picturesque Princess Anne Club
course at Virginia Beach. Va. begin
ming October 9. In the week interven-
ing the tournament of the Professional
Golfers Association will be held
The pro event, by the way, probably
is the most interesting Of the many
tournaments held in the bunkered land
r. hasn't yet attained the national
prominence that the open and the
amateur have reached. but 1t won't be
long before the professional match play
event becomes one OF the most impor-
tant fixtures. even II 1t isn't so consid-
cred now
In the first place the pros seldom
have an opportunity to attempt TO cut
each others Threats at match play
And in the second place the way they
go at the delightful business OF tossing
each other out OF the tournament Is
revelation to the Merry Christmas"
idea which dominates many OF the
amateur events Nothing in golf Is
more ruthless and relentless than a
winner In the matches in the profess
sionsl tourney. No quarter is given and
none asked.
Yes the forthcoming tournament At
the Five Farms course OF the Baltimore
/ l,sh ha nf
engaging Spectscles in golf way ever
seen in the datlantic sector.
Philip King turned in the low net
score in the Town and Country Club
+ annual handicap golf championship
event Yesterday over the club course.
| but had to withdraw from further play
| His card was 8s-2i-67.
! Pairin2s for the nrst round and yes
| terday's individual scores follow:
psnel sherry :s-7sTss, cC vs.; s.nis 3.
ass Us sidney s,raq W,,, io02 TIc5 , Ma
/ sooss: psvid stern. ios-30--7s vs. Philip
ReisSin, ios~3owis: Herman shapiro; los
i lemsS y rS nadsas iocs!7s v. MOI
/ ris Simon. $3.50; Mark kaufman: 81
II12 H.r s wiliA Isa Gsld9si Us, Dr. n
! Fischer, 97-20-77.
| First round Of match play in the Ban
nockburn Club championship tourney
/ Yesterday resulted as follows:
Glass A--Leo r. Pass defeated Or. w. W
! Mari and s; J A. Taylor defeated Dr.. J.
/ r. Mood. 2 I'd; John Thacker defeated E. g
Burgdorf. and /; Middleton Beamsn de-
/ fsated DR. Waldo R Pearce, and 81 W :!
/ G. C Billiard defeated J. A; White r.
IN: w Frederick Byrne defeated e:
/ Heath. and I; NJ. II. Robh defeated q. ".
Pairinss for second round-Pass IS. Tsy-
/ lor. Thacker VS.. Beaman, Strooel vs.. siHsro'
Class s-s. Ashsy Leayen defeated Ben;;
defeated c, K. Terry; 5 and !! R. z Weldon
| stratton defeated r. W. MCGUIRE. ! up: G
| g. crsmmond defeated n, Swartout'
and S; EuRene Parsvano defeated
| Wager. 4 and Z: A. r. Pertey vs.. @. D. Do"t'
inS. not played; n. @. Ortel VS.. q. IA
Class C-J M Brimton defeated bye
Joseph Kirchner defeated bye L: w MooTT'
Townsend VS. John Enrietto. not PLAYED
". L. King defeated Otto Thscker. ana
&: O. Shorter defeated bye; y. Whit
side defeated ?. J. Cunueen. ana T. a n
Neat defeated bye.
What h the hardest par hole
Columbia? In cur humble viewpoin
they're all hard, but G. l. Putnam be-
lieves the ninth to be the most dim
! cnIt If the mar affairs. He doeSn