The Washington times., 1929-09-11
NAME FIVE
TO SELECT
N;KET I
BY George A. Simpson

Columbia Country Club has
appointed committee to
name ticket to be voted at
the next annual meeting.
This committee consists of Roger
.. Whiteford. w. c. Miller, J. T. M
Bowie, Joseph T. Sherier and c.
Arthur Slater. 1t is their duty to
voice slate which will be pre-
scented the members at their next
voting session.
They will thoroughly sift the list
Of eligible members and pick tina
ones whom they think best suited
as officers of the club. They will
name candidates for president, vice
president. secretary, treasurer and
five members of the board of COVER.
nors to serve for a term of three
years.
The annual club meeting will
take place on the last Wednesday
in October 1t Is not known whether
Herbert T.. Shannon. president;
Clyde v. Asher, vice president;
John Poole, treasurer; A. B. Shelton,
secretary, or any members of the
board of governors are candidates
for reelection?
Darcy Banagan, the assistant
golf pro at Columbia, doesn't
seem to mind the heat these
days. The hot spell helps the
gOOd-natured Darcy to keep
his waistline down.
Freddy Mcleod, the witty pro at
Columbia says there isn't any anna
teur in the world who can beat
Bobby Jones over the 36-hole route.
He went further by claiming that
only Walter Hagen ana one or two
other pros would be a match for
the dethroned amateur champion.
! ''Fhat fellow is too good" is the
way Mcleod sizes up the situation.
'''And he likes to play at So holes. -
Those ambitious boys" of the
Chevy Chase Seniors Association
won't forsake the links when the
sun makes the open like a burning
furnace. These youngsters" who
can't hold membership in the associa-
ton unless they have passed the
tender age of 55 years, pay no
tribute to the suns prowess.
They march forward with their
Regular tournaments and, at present,
have a putting contest, which ends
September 16, and the September
Morn and mid-season events. The
association has been the most active
here this spring and summer.
The Golf committee at Chevy
Chase has selected group to
see that the rules OF the game
are enforced. This delegation
includes r. w. Barry. D. s.
Barry, j, w. Burke, L. o. Cam
erOn, j, w. ChiIdress, C. r. Dun
Top, C. Ashmead Fuller, HI. A.
ellis. Harry Taylor, C. b. Me-
Way, jr.. H. p. Mccain, G. Brown
Miller, III, p. Norton, E. NJ. Tai
colt. C. g. Treat, p. s. Ridsdale,
G. V. Wheeler. G. B. Plat, r. ID.
Quinter and r. X. Legg.
The club scratch championship at
Town and Country Club starts Sun.
day with the qualifying rounds. The
Women's fall championship tourna.
ment will be contested September
A, 1S and 10. Eight will qualify
for the first flight and the winner
will engage Mrs. L. b. Schloss,
victor in the spring tourney.
Mrs. Harrison Brand, 1r.. is lead.
ing the women's ringer tourney at
Chevy Chase with a selected card
OF "a. Mrs. Frank Keefer is sec.
ond with Sc and Mrs. L. o. Cam
eron third with IS.
You golfers better hustle and
get your entries I'm for the an
nual BannOckburn invitation
tourney. September 1921.
Looks as though this tourney
will go over the top with 4
big smash. The entries close
Sunday night at o'clock.
Chairman Fred Byrne an.
nOunced today he expects to
have definite word from George
VOigt within a day or two
rs to whether he will paw i'm
BannOckburn's tourney.
Voigt, before leaving for the am.
ateur championships ont on the
Coast, was enthusiastic when in.
yited by Bannockburn officials to
take part in the tourney. Later,
he wrote that he would give his
answer upon his return to New
York.
Waterbury Polo Play
Draws Four Entries
NEW YORK. N Y. Sept. H.