The Washington times., 1930-10-25
MRS. SLATER
LEADSFA|R
PLAYERS

The Caywood and W1neman
Cup tournaments are now in the
final week of competition at the
Indian Spring Golf Club, and
when these events terminate Fri
day it will mark finis to the 1880
club program at Indian Spring.
The Caywood Cup is a 72-hole
medal play handicap for men
and the Wineman Cup Is 36-
hole medal play handicap for
women.
Only two of the CONTESTANTS in
the Caywood tourney have fin.
ished their 70 holes and they
are George J. Richardson and
DR.. G. w. Maxfield. Richard
son collected rounds of IS, 76,.
SO and 86 for a gross total Of
1886, which, with his combined
handicap of Sc, gives him 280,
net. Richardson's game has inn
proved by leaps and bounds this,
year and his handicap is in line
for a reduction.
DR.. MaXfield has grouped
rounds of SO, 81, "a and 81 for
q 72-hole summary of $40. He
has a combined handicap of So,
which nets him 297.
The ultimate winner ap-
pears in Walter Takes, who
has a net of 100 for his 81
holes to date. Takes, with
a combined handicap Of "a,
has clicked off rounds of
86, SO and IS. IF he shoots
another round in the mid
die sos. on his final eight
cen, the tournament commit
tee will have to hand him
first prize without further
debate on the subject.
Others taking part in the con-
test are G. w. McCarter, DR.. w.
B. Vogel, F. r. Krumm, H. H.
Shimmick, j. F. Sullivan, Homer
s. Pope, w. w. Curtiss, Garnett
See, Jack Harris, C.. j. Mattson.
J. r. Zimmerman, DR.. B. r.
Read, j. j. Oulahan, L. s. STRAIT
ton, Eugene Paravano, F. e.
Lewis, Basil Manley, w. B. O'Ccn-
nell, Neil Burkinshaw, H. A. Mi
hills, H. A. Allan, H. e. Phillips,
H. H. Kidwell, Howard Eales, e.
L. Hutchinson, E. c. Workman,
DR.. Larry S. Otell, j. William Har.
vey, jr. DR.. M. M. Neale, G. w.
Bonnette, H. c. Allen, Rufus w.
Pearson, E. S. Tribby, j. H. Gibbs,
A. Strong and D. MaStbrook.
Mrs. c. A. Slater is leading the
women in the race for the Wine
man prize with 164 net for 80
holes. Mrs. Slater has a handi-
cap of "a. Mrs. j. William Har-
vey, jr., is runner-up with 1925,
166. Others who have completed
36 holes are Mrs. F. j. Kennedy.
232-46, 1856: Mrs. ]. F. Gross,
1870, I'll; Mrs. E. B. Wagner,
1922, 167; Mrs. Tom Moore,
20O-24, 176; Mrs. w. B. O'Con-
nell, 291-96, 1876; Mrs. Perry B.
Hoover, 1906, 174; Mrs. H. r.
Whelan, 260-74, 1856; Mrs. Homer
S. Pope, 237-66, III.
Those who have finished
only Is holes are Mrs. A. C.
Heap, 94-6, 8S: Mrs. Howard
Eales, 12O-3S, 80; Mrs. F. E.
Lewis, 1O6-26, 80; Mrs. C.. J.
MattSOn, 11O-17, SO, and Mrs.
Hugo Hesselbach, 111-21, 80.
Sixteen alumni of Georgetown
University who hold membership
in the Indian Spring Club are
competing in a tourney among
themselves. The affair closes q
week from today.
George F. Miller, 1880 club
champion of Manor, will tomor-
row oppSe Herbert L. Lacey, for
mer titleholder, in an 18-hole
play-off match for the qualifying
medal. This pair tied at 78 for
low score in the recent qualifying
rounds of the club championship.
Bannockburn is the only club
that hasn't decided it's men cham
pion and w. Fred Byrne, golf
chairman, hopes to have the
champion known by a week from
tomorrow.
A match between r. L.
BurgdOff and ]. T. Heron
in the upper half remains to =.
be played and the winner
will tackle Johnny ShOrey.
Norman ]. Hall and j. T.
Mccarthy are the survivors