Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

Townsend; 1:25. Norman Frost and z.
L. Jones; / 80, A. M. Porter and Everett
Eynon; 1:35, Clyde B. Asher and L. w.
Laudick; 1:40, w. Leary and Hugh
Saum; las, John HolEberg and w. E.
Shannon, jr.; 1850, Ray Garrett and
Earl Macintosh; 1855, Jack Powell and
George Sharp; 2 pm, r. M. Champion
and C. B. Doyle.
Match play in the ANNUAL women's
championship at Manor Club was
scheduled today. Mrs. H. B. Hird, with
card of 53--40-93 for low gross score,
was the medalist yesterday.
Match play in the annual women's
championship at the Army, Navy and
Marine Corps Club also was scheduled
today. With q card of 44-50-94 Mrs.
Frank r. Keefer president of the Wom-
ems District Golf Association, yesterday
led the field Of nearly so in the quail
flying round.
Announcement has been made of the
appointment of A. l.. Houghton as pro-
fessional at the Kenwood Club to sue
coed Leo MeNerhany, resigned. Hough-
ton, who will take up his new duties to-
morrow, has been unattached since CIV
ing up his post as pro at the Harper
Country Club.
The samior Golf Association of the
Chevy Chase Club-.that organization
of young elderly men which maintains
an elaborate tournament scheduled
throughout the years. in the thick of
keep: the golfers of the organization
busy until snow flies. Col. Edward Cliff
fore, who won the ellis Cup a few
weeks ago, has just presented cup to
be played for by the seniors during Oc-
tober, with the first round to start this
week. In addition to the ellis Cup,
Edward M. I'alcott, who is looked upon
by many as the Bobby Jones" Of the
senior organization, has presented a
cup to go to the member turning in
the two lowest net scores during Octo-
scented a cup to be awarded to the mem
Der who turns In the best card for 81
holes on the practice putting green.
Here are the pairings for the Cliff
c. v. Wheeler fs) VS.. C. p. Hin (12),
Gen. II. p. Mccain CD VS.. @. B. Chris
tian, jr. (10), Gen. D. G. Shanks Q3l
VS.. Admiral H. P. Huse (25). @. Y.
Worthington 06) VS.. Fulton Lewis.
900, e. K. Campbell Q3) VS.. Admiral
M. NJ. Taylor "a, Capt. E. S. Kellogg
NA<J Va. ". ~. rIdk1cy w, OEUs r. ".
Keefe (10) VS.. e. M. Talcott "a, Gen.
NJ. NJ. Patrick (12) VS.. P. s. Ridsdale
(scratch), B. s. Minor (1l) VS.. Gen. r.
H. Allen "a, DR.. w. b. Mason (scratch)
VS.. H. M. Southgate (6), Col. c. b.
Drake 12) VS.. w. G. Mendenhall CO..,
Dr. Whitman Cross (13) VS.. Benjamin
Miller G8), Admiral ]. d. Beuret CO.
vs. e. H. Lotus %, w. @. Brantley
Q3) VS.. E. o. Wagenhorst ID, H, D.
Champion 01) VS.. Capt. Chester Wells
I'D, DR.. C. L. Marlatt (13) VS.. H. A.
ellis Q0). John c. Let's CID VS.. Col
Joseph Wheeler Q3), Gen. w. j.
Nicholson (16) VS.. r. NJ Savage 1B),
q. T. Dunlop 90 VS.. Gen. Charles O.
Treat (3), H. L. Rust (10) VS.. Walter
@. Peter a., Admiral H. r. Stanford
(9) VS.. Capt. Charles Conard d1), Col
E. Clifford Cd VS.. w. r. Ham Q4),
DR.. q. Brown Miller C0) VS.. Admiral
H. I. Cone US), Col. H. M. Morrow (l3)
VS.. Victor Kaufman (18), A. ". Cush-
man t14) VS.. Carl Keferstein Q6).
Score cards for the Minor Cup event
for the lowest two net scores for the
month Of September, must be turned In
by tomorrow.
Members of the Washington Golf and
Country Club were competing this aft
ernoon In the first round OF the club
championship event and the tourney.
| for the Birney Cup and the 1871
! handicap class