The Washington times., 1929-04-02
SIVANF STAR
F0R GM
AFFAIR
~ George A simpson

~ George A. simpson
The inability of Roland
FacK Kenzie to compete Ia the
exhibition golf match that win
feature the formal opening u
d Fanor's new nine hole layout
On May 10 has staggered
Chairman Ray Garrity's i plans.
Mackenzie. who leaves for, New
YOrl. Saturday to assume his broker
age duties, has notified Clarity AZ
cant accept tbs invitation Garrfty
li1EendHd to- have MaeIkeuzie and
Maurice r. 16ce thy of George:
town University ana collegiafe
li1nnpiczs. cppoee Harry y Manor
club champion and Middle Atlantic
efAateur kilig, end Miller p. tEtevifl.
ejl, % ColuEnbIa Country Club and
District amateur champ; I'M an 18.
hole Best KnAtch.
THIS rolf naokget WuOld have nts
Facted an Immense gallery, as II
would have grOuned four Of the top
amateurs in the District. However,
NSarrfty - iii cOFlmunicat atiun with
1Georgs j. VOigt aId hopes that the
erstW While District amateur star viii
come down tor tho match.
Mackenzie declined Manor's
Invitation, feeling be should de-
vote all hin tune 10 his business
4, duties and specified that be
" knew Of Some special work on
May ID TINT would detain him
s u IN. New York.
He ana Stevenson played 3 round
80 Columbia yesterday afternoon
\ ana both revealed that they are
sfask nearing their peak. steyinsCTi
WAS especially accurate In his
arrives ana his approach shots
aswere directed with amazing pre-.
cisiOn.
Chairman carrity. while dis.
ieonrsilag upon the expansion of
Manor. mentioned that the active
membership Is nearing its limit
of 400 and that members desiring
Is have friends enrolled should
alsalSe haste before the rolls are
The official opening Of the
.4urnament year at the NOr0eck
Denomination win be m 11-hOl0
medal compel titiOn On May s with
prizes to first and SECOND low
medal and low gross sc0res.
III win chairman Fred ID. PAX
Son presiding the g0A com.
lnittee Of the washington Coli
and Country Club VII convene
aNNaanM
y kIle yearly Invitation meet On
II Anrii SO which pries open the
/. major competition OS this area.
CheirnaYt Paxton hopes 90
have the qualifying end on me
first day with the remaining
DAYS Given over III match play.
.ss He also Intends 10 send tine
qualiffers out IN threes0Eaes.
y, Herbert Al. MihilIs was elected
president of the Indian Spring Club
ST ., meeting last night John 81.
Rlick was chosen a. vice president;
M. III. McReynolds, secretary; James
FTill. treasurer: George ID. Foley, wv !.
D. Lockwood, George w. McCarter,
j.. 4. Mitchell and Fred Walen 70
the board oE governors Tor three
years and @. Chester CayMoOd Tor
one year. The club members. vetoed
4 proposition to allow the board Of
governors the power to elect oftis
Y GERS. ss
PLAY for the individual school
foy championship Of the District
win begin Thursday morning sat 81
o'clock Ut East Potomac Park with
low score fol. IS holes Of medal
nlay to determine the champion.
Robert T1urd. xsillner Of the title
last year, II unable 10 compete Nv
lie Ii preparing Tor entrance into
the Naval Academy
i. Munro Hunter, jr., son Of the
indian Spring pro and a student
II Central High Is one o1 the
favorites to capture the vacant
crown, il. Horton ial another strong
representative from Central. Edwin
Burr is Techs chief contender
while Tommy Wells and DON Wren
\ are looked upon as Westerns best
bets
Mrs. J. IN. Haynes, Of the
Columbaa Country finished sew
enfeenth m the qualifying
rounds 0f the NOmeEa'e North
and South cl1Anhpi6nsllip YES.
terday at Pine hurst with
sl4EDkR- 4ANNte +AA4 E4AN4yFNA4
in the top bracket of the Sec
.0nd division. Mrs. Haynes
played cOnsistent gOlE, going out 4
N ~ and returning III 81.
Randolph s. Collins. of the De-
partnaent of Justice, was named aa
Anresident 0f the Interdepa aRtxnental
Coli League to succeed Homer s.
Pope 1T 4 meeting last night. Pope
declined reelection, who viii prob.
hly act IN aii ciyisory capacity.
"A. Shipley. of the State Depart.
zllent, was appointed a. vice presi.
lent while Ralph Al shepard,
Treasury partnnent, ana John 4.
Harris. oe the War Department,
wers retained a. secretary and
treasurer, res lively.
II was agreed f6 hold cOmpeti-
tlon Tor the annual Mellon trophy
0n the first or second Monday in
la5nae ever q course 20 be named
ft1 the executive committee. Aps
e1oxinateIy 20 teams are expected
81 take part IN the Mellon event.