The Washington times., 1929-04-27

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Z with the same rules governing as
those that prevailed for the opening
rounds.
Three events today will occupy
the golfing interest of the Chevy
Chase members. These are the week
end club sweepstakes today and to-
morrow; special tombstone play for
seniors only today and the ringer
tourney for seniors.
The golf committee Of the
Seniors Association of Chevy
ii Chase, headed by Gen. ID. G.
Shanlxs, as chairman; DIR. g.
i Brown Miller and Major HI. A.
ellis, have released the handi-
caps. They are as follows.
: Gen. Charles G.. Treat, 0; Gen. H.
D. Taylor, 2; Percival Ridsdale, 4;
:, Admiral Charles B. McVay, 4; Gen.
H. p. Mccain, S; e. M. Talcott. 5;
w. G. Peter, 5; w. L. Hillyer, 3;
DIR. G. Brown Miller, z; W. c. Men
Sienhall, z; L. o. Cameron, z; DIR. r.
w. Baker, Z; Col. c. L. Frailey. z;
! DR.. Whitman Cross, g.; B. s. Minor,
8; Major H. A. Gillis, 8; H. L. Rust,
8; John C. Let's 8; Gen. D. G.
Shanks, II; Charles v. Wheeler, IL;
E, K. Campbell, IL; Herbert Putnam,
~; J. w. Smith. 12' d. = Barry, 15;
H. r. Davidson, Is; DR.. w. c. Raw.
mel. Is; G, Y. Worthington, Is; and
F. NJ. Savage, 20.
Unhandicapped are w. G. Brant'
=. ley. William F. Ham, r. N. Jack
son. Ben Miller, George P. Perkins.
C. Tucker Smith, H. r. Stanford
and Col. Joseph Wheeler.
Percival Ridsdale, who must add
four strokes to his card, is one OF
: the best golfers at Chevy Chase
and Bob Barnett, the club pro, says
that he frequently breaks 80. Mem
bership in the Seniors Association
at Chevy Chase is limited only to
! those over IS years of age.
The golf committee of the
Seniors body has also ruled that
members only able to play nine
holes q day may turn in such
cards for the ringer tourney.
This event was started April
IL and will not be completed un-
til October rs.
! Par for the tombstone event to-
"a day has been changed from 69 TO
70 and seniors who take part in
the play will play against figure
10 strokes higher than the usual
par for the course. Tombstones
will be planted when competitors
handicaps have been added to 79.
Play for the cup donated by
Major A. Gillis will be held May A
and will be 1S holes, medal handi-
T. hondinonS AnV
seniors unable to complete the fun
lS holes, can turn in a card for
nine holes and double this sum.
Activity for the Presidents Cup,
offered by George G.. Perkins,
president Of the seniors association,
will soon commense and will be fol-
lowed by the Morven Thompson
memorial.
Barnett and his assistants, Gene
: Iarkin and Bill Hardy, have the
course In gilt-edge shape for the
nineteenth annual invitation spring
tournament, May 16 and II. The
tees have been resodded and the
: greens smoothed.
Those with an official club handi-
4 can Of IA and under are eligible
: for play in the Chevy Chase tourna-
!. rnent, states Robert Stead, jr., chair
I man OF the golf committee and
successor to the late Morven
;. Thompson.
wednesday, May Is, has been
set aside as the qualifying day OF
st1S holes, with the first and second
I q rounds OF match play billed for
srThursday, May 16, and with the semi
.sfinaIs and finals on Friday, May II.
Z Entries of invited guests must be
= made in writing through their club
Nsecretary with handicap certified
" ssasrsDrIorv to 8 o'clock Monday night,
May Is. The privileges of the club
ssyiIi he extended all entrants from
Monday, May 1S, to Friday, May II,
inclusive.
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- The golf committee Of Chevy