Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-28

1--WE golf events have been listed
~ by the golf committee Of the
Chevy Chase Club for the season
beginning September /, opening
Monday with an 1s-hole handicap
match play against par for the cup
placed in competition by the secretary
of the club, and closing on November 1
with the tourney for the japanese cup.
H. Prescott Galley, secretary Of the
club, has presented a trophy to be
played for on Labor day in an 1s-hole
tourney, in which seven-eighths Of the
club handicap will apply in match
play against par. The cup will become
the permanent possession Of the mem
Der winning it twice. and the names of
the winners will be inscribed on plate
to be placed In the club house.
The tourney for the Presidents cup
will start late in September, with the
Is low net scores to qualify In the
period between September Is and 81.
for the FIRST round of match play on
September 20, 80 or October /. The
second round must be completed by
october 4, the third by October 8 and
the final must be played by october IL.
Then will follow the competition for
the Liberty cup, with the qualifying
round to be played between September
first round is to be concluded by Oc-
tober Is, the second round by October
18, the third round by october % and
the final round by October rs.
The competi,.."n for the historic
Siamese Trophy, Presented to the club
two years ago to replace the original
trophy, which was won outright by Wal
ter r. Tuckerman, will start with an
l8-hole qualifying round between Octo-
Der IL and rs, inclusive. The first round
of match play will be played October
30, the second round by November ].
the third round by November and the
final round by November 8.
Ambassador MatSudaira of Japan last
year presented to the club trophy to
be competed for annually in an 18-hole
medal play handicap event. This tour
ney will be played on November l this
year. The trophy is to remain the per-
manent possession of the club, and win
ner each year receives prize presented
by the club and has his name inscribed
on plate in the club house.
The Golf Committee of Chevy Chase,
consisting OF Robert Stead, jr., chair
man; A. McCook Dunlop, and G. Ash
mead Fuller, has asked prospective
players N the coming tournaments TO
withhold their cards if they are not
certain of playing through. Unnecessary
defaults would thereby be eliminated
and other players will be allowed to
compete. All matches in the match pay
events must start by o'clock
Most of the professional golfers
around Washington plan to compete IN
the coming Middle Atlantic open cham
pionship, to be run of at the Wood
holme Club OF Pikesville, Md, on Sep
TENDER Is and l6 The tourney will be
72-hole medal play affair for the title
now held by Leo Diegel Of Aqua
Caliente. Diegel won the championship
in 1927, and no event has been held
since. The Woodholme course is de-
scribed by those who have played 1t as
one Of the hardest tests Of the game in
this section.
The day after the close of the Mid
atlantic open most of the pros win
journey over to the Rolling Road Club,
where Gene Larkin, assistant pro at
Chevy Chase, will defend his Maryland
State championship. This event Is q So
hole tourney.
Most of the local clubs are planning
events for Labor day, when many Of
the golfers who have been out Of the
city on vacation will have returned.
A partial list follows
Chevy Chase-Competi ct match
play against par for the Secretary's
Cup.
Beaver Competition for the
Presidents Cup, 18 holes handicap
medal play. Also an 19-hole medal
play handicap event for women, and