The Washington times., 1930-03-29
NAVAL CLUB
L|STSPLAY
FORMAY
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON


j. The "Oily. Boids," with an in,
= creased organization, will start
their golf activities early Monday
Z morning at the Rock Creek Park
:. course.
y They are a group OF golfers
= who arise around dawn and play
: their matches before starting the
daily grind. The organization
has come into prominence and
has a surprising number Of
members.
\ The sixteens are paired into
4"flocks" and the golfers rated
4. under a handicap system. The
pairings for the April tournament
II are as follows:
= Pierce 60 vs.. Cotton (sl; Featherston
f;r. g. vs.. shepherd ts1; parke Se 9aO rvs vs.:
white tSl VS., Taylor (S); skinner (D
VS.. Redden B); Bearce (s); vs..
sseond nd FloekmPsrsons s;a' t1 vs.; Else. Else
? 60 VS.. Baitz Q2); stoddard (sl vs..
Weaver uD; Bruun U0 vs.: Dahn
t12); Adams 10) vs.. Frazier go; Glib
J-
Third Flock-Harmon (5) vs. S. NJ
g Smith t1o);. Page a. VS.. Mandell (D;
Holbrook ts) vs.. Beale tlSJ; Hughes
vi Dtefin.on sehrsGsr m 81 N Maysr sm.ish ys R1sG e
smith (Sj vs. Murray t5).
= Harry q. Pitt and D. N. Burn
ham finished all even in their
match with Winship Green and
al Treader yesterday at the
!, Manor Club. Others playing
Z Manor yesterday were Mrs. H. B.
1 Hird, Mrs. j. r. Powell, C. r.
Schoeneman, j. M. Beall, H. p. D.
Cowee, c. A. Loeffler, r. c.
Brooks, H. c. Foster, H. L. Thorn
! ton, Wilson Barrett, Jim North,
&C. v. Darby, E. M. McClelland,
4 Governor r. A. Young, o. w.
: Stratton and A. e. Wilson.
T. Fred Mcleod, of Columbia, led
the Washington pros in the North
and South Open at Pinehurst.
. Mcleod carded 155 yesterday to
give a 72-hole total Of 311. Bob
Barnett, of Chevy Chase, tailed
154 for a total of 312. AL Hough-
: ton, of Harper Country Club.
scored 154 also for final of 314.
b. Sandy Armour was around in l61
Y for q total of 323 and Arthur B.
Thorn scored 166 for a total Of
!, 325. Ken Allen, the only Balti.
more pro entered, took 169 for a
final Of 331.
The Naval Academy Golf
NHT..L I'M hnlJ kS fiVS% animal
invitation tourney at Sher-
wood Forest on May %, "a and
! rs, plans having been COM
pleted at o recent Officers
Club meeting at the service
institution.
- Whether the tournament will
s. draw many entrants from Wash
ington is problematical as the In.
dian Spring invitation finals Will
come off on the day that the
Naval Academy Golf Clubs tour
.aey starts. Possibly some Of those
failing to reach the Indian Spring
:. finals may compete in the Navy
: meet.
= DR.. j. E. Malcolmson, one OF
the most enthusiastic golfers at
: the Naval Academy, will act as
chairman Of the tournament COM
mittee. Six sixteenS will be quail
fled for match play.
Because the goR course At
* the Academy grounds Is only
a nine hole one, the Sherwood
- Forest officials extended the
z use of their course. In the,
past, the naval officers used
Sherwood Forest for many
matches. !
? Additions and improvements at
the Annapolis Roads Club will be
started next week, according to
: Charles DENLY, president of the
club. The fairways and green's
have been reseeded and topsoiled,
z7and the course is said to be in
firSt-class condition.
:, Finding that the lounge and
dining room space were made
quate for the present membership
of the club" DENLY declared, 1--WE
! plan an enlarged dining room
with an entirely glassed-in front
looking out upon Otter Lake and
Chesapeake Bay. Under this will
be mems grill, locker and show
er rooms. On the floor above will
be showers. lockers and a lounge
for women" ("