Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-23
- LABORATE preparations are be-
= ing made by Chairman William
G. Illch and his associates on
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- the golf committee of the Town
and Country Club for the enter
tainment of the visiting golfers from
the Lakeside Country Club of Rich
mond who will meet the golfers of the
Bethesda club in an intercity match on
June % and 49, These intercity con-
tests were three-cornered affairs in
other years, but the Lynnhaven Country
Club of Norfolk, one of the former COM
petitors, has dropped from the league.
Since early last month the members
of the Town and Country Club have
been qualifying for places on the club
teams. Two teams Of golfers, rated on
their medal scores, have made places on
the Town and Country Club ladder"
as follows:
First team-Howard Nordlinger. Max
Weyl, Marx Kaufman, DR.. Melville B.
Fischer. Isaac Behrend, Fulton Bry-
lawski, Morris Simon. Albert E. Steinem,
William G. Illch, Gilbert Hahn, Ralph
Goldsmith and Leopold Freudberg.
Second team - Willard Goldheim,
Robert Baum. William Wolf, David L.
Stern, I. l.. Goldheim, Stanley Fischer,
Benjamin Wolberg, Gustave Ring,
Daniel Sherry. Sidney Kaufman. Sid
ney w. Straus and Phillip Reifkin.
The Town and Country Club has
been uniformly victorious in the inter
city contests. and now possesses the
big silver bowl emblematic of the inter
getting together team Of golfers who
bid fair to make the Town and Country
players hustle. The event will be
played in two days.
Places on the ladder" of teams at
the Town and Country Club may be
changed. Any player on the ladder
may challenge a player two positions
ahead of him and. if successful, they
must exchange places.
The second round in the competition
by members of the Seniors Golf Asso-
citation of the Chevy Chase Club for
the Perkins Plate has been concluded,
with the following results:
C., v Wheeler tlD defeated ADMIRAL r
z Jackson q3' and 2; walter ,n G. Peter
BraniIey y"( I'D defeated Maj. II: l. Rice 20, 3
20 :; L. 9: Cameron q defeated s f. p.
-. anit; E. o. Warenhorst 90 defeated Gen
an aalsF " df aiiiyeT Is Defeated TAI
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"a Gen; 5. {. shanks {ID defeated J. H
xhss!s4 FstsT Il sts az sy'9 q.
E. o. Wagenhorst, Harry Taylor VS.: W /.
Hillyer, H. L. Rust vs.. g: l.; FraI IsT'
Shanks drew q bye.
The board of governors of the Manor
Club has authorized an increase IN
greens fees from 81 to 50 for weekday
and week end golf to So a day on week
dayS and 81 a day on Saturday, SUNDAY
and holidays. This has been done, the
announcement of the board explained,
after due consideration of the golflng
privileges and benefits afforded with the
opening of the additional nine holes,
The board also voted to increase its
initiation fee to $3.50, effective June 10.
Applications turned in up to June Is
will be received at the present Initiation
fee of 500.
Mrs. Harrison Brand. IT,, went to the
eighteenth hole yesterday to- win her
second-round match In the competition
for the French High Commission Cup
The third round was being played to-
day. Results Of the second round
follow:
Cameron, and /: Miss Susan HACKER oe-
feated Mrs. Gwinn Rust, and 4; Mrs.
Merrill WHIP up Mrs Fpsnk K s9s
All the favorites won in the first
round of the Maryland State women's
championship played yesterday at the
Baltimore Suburban Club. Virginia
Holzderber, Midatlantic champion, and
Mrs z. Boyd Morrow, the present Mary
land State title holder, both won their
matches end are favored to meet in the
final round.
Joseph Di Leo, former Georgetown
golf champion and D'Artagnan OF the
links, is a nonchalant chap about this
business of winning medal rounds in
golf tournaments. Di Leo followed q
victorious performance in the Chevy
Chase qualifying round last week by
annexing the medal at Indian Spring
yesterday with card Of rs, nosing out
Page Hufty of Congressional by q
stroke.
Last week Di Leo played with set Of
borrowed clubs and yesterday he did
much the same thing. A No. iron
was loaned by George Diffenbaugh, one
of the Indian Spring professionals. The
other irons came from the bag OF
friend, and Di Leo became dissatisfied
with his wooden club shots on the
fourth hole, so he borrowed Leo Lynch's