The Washington times., 1930-11-15
FOUR At ONE
CLUB IN 3
MONTHS

WUUIuU
Twas O time when q hole-in
one in golf was something Of q
high water mark for those who
frequent the links, but nowadays
these aces are scored with as
much regularity as Notre Dame
and Southern California score
touchdowns on the football field.
There have been no less than
seven aces scored at the Congress
sionaI Country Club course this
year and the season has six more
weeks to run. Guy T. Mason,
rolf chairman at Congressional,
was among the number, getting
his ace recently on the sixteenth
hole.
Over at the Army, Navy and
Marine Corps Country Club,
there have been four aces in the
span Of three months. The
latest was credited to the golf
account of Preston B. Kavanagh
who played the service course as
the guest Of Lieut.. Coridr. W. A.
Buck. Kavanagh scored his ace
on the ninth hole, which meas
ureS $50 yards.
Lieut.. Col. J. G. Magee,
u. s. A., registered an ace ON
the service course abOut
three months ago and it was
the first Of its kind to be
scored on the course which
came into existence two years
ago. Capt. William r. Ritter
and COndr. d. T. Ducey.
There have also been many
aces recorded at the clubs and
public courses and so these featS
today receive Scant notice.
Bob Barnett, Chevy Chase pro,
plans to leave about the first OF
the month to assume his winter
duties at the Miami Beach, Fla,
Club. Barnett has been granted
a four months leave Of absence
by the board Of governors.
Gene Larkin, assistant to
Bennett, intends to depart
the latter part Of December
for Highland Park Club, Lake
Wakes, Fla, where he win be
the winter pro. Larkin, who
held down the JOB at Highland
Park last winter, win return
to Chevy Chase about April 1.
Glenna Collett, five times ma,
tional women's golf champion, has
returned TO the East after SIC
cessfulIy defending her champion.
ship out on the Pacific Coast
Miss Collett intends to invade En-
gland again next spring in quest
Of the British women'S crown
which she had in her grasp las,
year only to lose to Miss Dia' \
Fishwick in the finals. =,
Miss Collett also plans to CT 4.
pete in the Florida tournamel is
and will close her tournament play
on this side with the North and
South women's tourney at Piae-
hurst. Then she will embark ;ior
England-and hopes to come b +ck
to these shores with the Bri jsl1
prize.
Charlie Penna, caddy mas
ter ut the Congressional
Country Club leaves Sunday
fer Boea RatOn, Fla, where
he viii w0rk during the
winter under Tommy Armour.
Armour b the winter pro at
BOca Rat0n.
Freddy Mcleod, the wee prc
ct the Columbia Country Club
has been turning in some fine
scores Of late. Recently he clicked
off two eos on consecutive days
Only the other day he paired
with Johnny Merritt and beat
the better ball Of w. Carlton
Evans and Albert r. Mackenzie
who had considered themselves
invtncible.
| Harry Gerherson beat Harry
Freeburger, 8 and 8, In the SO
hole final of the mems golf cham
pionship at West Potomac Park
Gerherson had rounds Of 35, g.
and SO. Par at West Potomac
Is 20. Gerterson won the golc
watch fob donated by +. H
Prawd.
Miller B. STEVENSON, who haI
been troubled with neuritis II
his arm. has returned to th(
golf courses since the ailment
has left him. He played thI
Columbia course the other day
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