Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-31
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
BY w. r. McCALLUM-

HUGH MACKENZIE and A. S. Card
4 iner paired together to win the best
ball tourney at Columbia, with a
score of 72-27-45. Four pairs tied for
second place with net cards of AZ. They
were Condr. r. A. White and Comdr.
BonVillian, E. l.. Bono and G.. H. Nut
ley, George H. Ferris and Ralph B.
Fleharty and John w. Owens and A. H.
Ferguson. A women's putting event
was won by Mrs. j. r. De Farges, who
defeated Mrs. H. Clifford Bangs in the
final. The consolation went to Mrs.
j. A. Mari.
ID S. WERKING won the flag tourna-
ID. ment at the Manor Club, with an
ID handicap, planting his flag on
the twentieth green. w. A. Warthen
finished second, placing his flag on the
nineteenth green, and j. G. Rutter was
third. Mrs. Dwight N. Burnham won
the women'S event with Mrs. j. T.
Powell in second place.
a LFRED NADER won the mems flag
IA tourney at Indian Spring, playing
his last stroke to the twentieth green.
H. A. Mihills finished second. Mrs. E.
B. Wagner won the women'S event, and
Mrs. B. Won STEINER in second place.
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by c. NJ. Whitman, who totaled 6l4
yards for three drives. Mrs. ]. F.
Gross proved the longest hitter among
the women, with a total of 500 yards.
Mrs. Wagner drove her three balls ass
yards.
T IEUT. ROBERT YOUNG won the
IL competition for the Presidents Cup
at Beaver Dam, registering card
of 87-20-67. NJ. F. Mccarthy won
the low gross with n, and with a
handicap of 8 for a net SO, finished in
a tie for second in the net event, with
r. Chamberlin, who had 96-27-69. M.
H Maier won the approaching and put
ting event for men, with D. P. Swope
in second place. William Henderson
won the driving contest, knocking one
of the new large size balls 275 yards.
E. C. Larsen drove 270 yards.
Mrs. Ora Emge won the women's
medal play event with a card of 100.
Mrs. H. A. Nuss won the driving COM
petition with a shot of 100 yards, Mrs.
Carl Mitchell, 165 yards, finishing in sec
ond place. Mrs. T. N. Beavers won the
approaching contest, with Mrs. Mitchell
in second place.
r r. HARRISON won the flag tourney
IL. at the Argyle Club, placing his flag
on the nineteenth green. John j..
Lynch, Alex Baumgartner and Gordon
Bailey tied for second place.
M PARKER NOLAN, the Congress
WI sional "seige-gun," scored a fine
IA over par-to win the gross
prize in the medal play tourney at
Congressional. He scored 1895 to win
the gold medal given to the victor. H.
F. Knapp had card of 92-22-70 to win
low net. Four players, o. r. Mcclure,
H. w. Kellams, Nolan and DR.. ID. r.
Johnson tied at net II for second low
net. Nelson T. Hartman won third low
net prize, a bronze medal.
MAX WEYI. won the kiekers' handi-
wi cap tourney at the Woodmont
Country Club with a card of IT.
o-68. Leo Schlossberg, Isaac Behrend,
Gilbert Hahn and j. Stern all came
within stroke of the winning figure.
r o. RHYME won the flag tourna-
ment at Bannockburn, playing his
final stroke up the second or twen-
tieth fairway He was aided by a
handicap of 18 strokes. Jesse A. NC
Keever also played his last stroke from
the second tee, with a handicap of 10,
and M NJ Sloan finished near the
cup on the first extra hole.
Driving hlindfolded. DIR. w. I. Ogus
drove ball ITO wards down the fair
way to win the blndfold driving COM
petition. Prev Savoy finished second,
knocking his bali 165 yards. The APP
preaching and putting event went to
Emerson Moore, who holed out in three
strokes from distance of 1875 yards.
Frank j. Pickett was second.
Mrs. H. G.. Wood won the flag tour
ney for women, with Mrs. T. P. Hardin
in second place.
DANNOCKBURN members are pow
ID ing today and tomorrow in mst"'I
play against par tournament,
lone event scheduled at the local c.G 5
today.
MRS. FRANK r. KEEPER, president
lVl of the Women's District Golf As
ISOLATION, announces that the
course of the Washington Golf and
Country Club will be open next Thurs
day and Friday for practice for the
competitors in the District womens
championship, which starts on June 8.
Entries will close June z.