Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-21
Congressional Is Planning Bid
For WOnen's National EUent
Of the match play rounds yesterday fol-

of the match play rounds yesterday fol-
| low:
S6amPonsh Ao0tn shw .na M ss.s ns de.
M st de deiesed W M h 02 Macr a9d and i r.
oa1saeea 1fe0a debated sy
SnG MCCARTHY thy. defeated Mer up
ana d rT SsYe str sisa'e defeated
Wilson; and !: p psWklnS defeated ed
R y a; nelson 1or ana 2; kirk oeteateo
Ser Sem; fnal Tound.strIngsr defeated Boyer,
st Gsss ana E. Hqdses b ae1ea Gsf.stsd
Freidmsn defested LOUIS rs winte Pie' and s
Indian Spring golfers rode rough
shod over their team match guests from
the Rolling Road Golf Club of Cations
/ vile, Md, yesterday in a team match
at Indian Spring treating the Rolling
| Road players to an unclubby trouncing
to the. inglorious tune of 3412 points to
| IL. There literally was nothing to the
match, although it was not serious COM
! petition, and was arranged only as a
! friendly affair, in which the fun was
far more important than the golf
To make matters more satisfactory
from the Indian Spring standpoint, j.
Monro Hunter and George Diffenbaugh,
the club professionals, soundly trounced
Carroll r. McMaster of Rolling Road
and Ralph Beach, visiting Baltimore
professional, winning by and @, with
gigantic Hunter playing the stellar role
in the professional match.
Hunter romped over the first nine
with score Of SO and came back in
81 for an individual score of 70. Diff
fenbaugh scored a 70, while McMaster
was II and Beach was IA. The home
pair had a best ball for tn, first nine
Of 81, four under par, and were 8 up
at the turn.
Results of the amateur team match
follow:
Rolling Road vs., Earl McAleer ana Ni Leroy
Sasscer Qndian Spring.. Indian Spring
pd ii9Ysrd E. Gqnk and F H bt. Rollins
spEing, =; Indian sprinE PORTS n,. lr,ou
Harvey, IT, rs, iSndianN o sprngj anu indian
i. j. ReyeT and George II; Gilbert iRolII-
81 points Rollins Road u point point" 7'i"'
Road H S Bar Ia aq 8 a rspP Rot F s1cal
Indian Spring.. Indian sprinG, points
O. Donovan snd 4,,, W savers Rollins
steele Clndian Spring.. indian Spring,
E ii. Fallon and 0. L. Motter Rollins
indian Spring.. Indian Spring. 3 points.
dns Road Ma VS. f. @n Ea PF and I'd Basil
Manly tIndlan Spring.. Indian Spring,
G., g Neal and .snowden Hun cRollini
Road VS.. George ". McCarter and George
Foley tlrdian SPRING. Indian Spfins'
CooSman Boyd, ,jr., and R., Lee Sling
luff Rolling Road VS.. L. White and J
T. Moore undisn Spring.. Indian Spring
William Taylor and William Scott, cRon
ing ROAD VS. Homer S. Pope and RlchEr'
Peacock C1ndian Spring.. Indian Sprins
,nf lat Thomas and E,( G C asS 'E E
norman 'IndIan Spring.. Indian Spring,
points Rolling Road, / point
Mrs. C. j. Matson won the competi
ton for the Wineman Cup yesterda
, at Indian Spring, her score of 217-44-
173 standing UP for low, although
was made nearly week ago. Mrs. p. L
Hoover finished in second place, will
183-8-175. The low gross prize TO
! the first ID holes went to Mrs Hoover
; who had 81, while Mrs. E. r. Tilley hat
low net, with $3.50. Mrs. Warrel
l.. Heap had low gross for the secont
' Ia holes, with SO, while the low ne
: prize went to Miss Ada Morrison. wit
= 107-l4-93.
= The Amazons, let by Mrs. L. I
j Pygmies yesterday at Indian Spring
) defeating their opponents 1872 point
to 1912. Those on the victorious tear
S included Dorothy Hunter, Ada Morri
r son, Mrs. P. B. Hoover, Mrs. Steele
. Mrs. G. Arthur Slater, Mrs. H.
i Mihills, Mrs B. G.. Simpich, Mrs. j.
,. Brownell and Mrs. II. H. Shinnicl
d Those on the Pygmy team were Mr.
S e. r. Tilley, Mrs. Warren l.. Heap. Mr.