Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-18

| for the Wineman Cup, pre-
scented to the club by John
c. Wineman. With the event to be
concluded on Sunday, Mrs. Charles j.
Matson is in the medal play 36-hole
handicap tournament, having registered
scores Of 108-1O9-44-173 Mrs. Perry
B. Hoover, who plays with handicap
of strokes, has registered by far the
best gross scores in the event, with
cards of $685. but with her handicap
of 8, she is 2 strokes behind the net
total of Mrs. Matson. with net of IT'S.
Several other woman players are in the
tournament, but they will need to
shoot considerable golf to overhaul the
two leaders.
Meanwhile, the men are playing in
the tourney for the Caywood Trophy,
presented by the former president OF
the club, c. Chester Caywood, but no
scores have been turned in to j. M.
Hunter, the club professional. Indian
Spring golfers now have practice put
ting green much nearer the golf shop
than the old practice green down near
the eleventh fairway. A strip of land
between golf shop and the eighteenth
tee has been turned into practice
putting green on which players may
practice putting while awaiting their
turn to tee on.
The score card of 81 made by George
j. Voigt in the Brightwood Caddies
Association tourney last Sunday, has
been placed on the bulletin board at
Indian Spring alongside a similar card
containing the same total made by
Miller B. Stevenson two years ago when
he established an amateur record which
was tied by Voigt last Sunday. Voigt's
card takes the place of a card of SO
registered by Willie Leach Of Overlook,
Pa, in a tourney two years back. Near
T. - 4HAa ID 1ANS
j. Monro Hunter, which stands as the
Official course record for professional
players.
Although voigt and STEVENSON now
share the amateur mark, Hunter still
holds the course record. He has twice
dubbed the ball around those long holes
at Indian Spring in Sc strokes. The
last time he did it he had five brides
in row, starting on the thirteenth. He
played that hole and the four succeed
Ting holes in 3, 2, 4, 4, to register
last nine card of 81, which is no less
than five strokes better than par.
Women golfers were practicing today
over the course of the Columbia Coun-
try Club in preparation for the cham
pionship tournament of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association, which will
start over the Columbia course with an
18-hole qualifying round next Monday.
Second-round matches are in order
in the championship tournament of the
Beaver Dam Club on Sunday. Martin
F. Mccarthy and John r. Miller, rated
generally as the two strongest golfers in
the club, are in the same falf Of the
draw and if both win their second
round matches. will meet in the semi
final. Mccarthy will meet Leroy Day,
who is nobody's set-up, while. Miller
engages M. H. Maier, former club title
holder. Jesse F. Baggett and Bill Cox
will match shots in. one of the other
matches, while DR.. j. l.. Hopkins will
battle with the sweet whistler of Chevy
Chase, w. Bion Moore, in the other
match. The woman players Of the
Beaver Dam Club are scheduled to play
in the qualifying round Of their club
championship on Sunday.
The final golf tournament of the
Washington Kiwanis Club will be held
at Columbia on October IS. The win
ner of the tourney vial be crowned With
the championship of the Kiwanis Club
and viii be presented with the Schwartz
Cup. Play viii be on a handicap basis,
the, handicaps. to be based on scores
made by members in previous Kiwanis
tournaments. The tourney viii be fol-
lowed by stag dinner at night at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes now is the
holder of two club championships An
nexing the Congressional title a few
weeks ago. she won the championship
of the Columbia Country Club yester-
day, defeating Mrs. S. F. Colladay in
the final round by 1 up. Playing In
wind which swept across the golf
course with all the abandon Of a small
gale, Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Colladay
were all-square at the turn, Mrs. COL
laday having won the seventh and ninth
to square the match. Mrs. Colladay
won the tenth to go into the lead, and