Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06

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gest alterations which he thinks
tenth and eleventh holes was put up
to the board Of governors, who found
some division Of opinion and returned
the matter to the golf and grounds
committees for further study. Chair
man Mason of the golf committee and
Chairman Richardson of the grounds
committee agreed that the services Of
a competent course architect should
be obtained to entirely survey the
course. The committees agreed on
Ross as the man to do the Job.
Inasmuch as Congressional Is very
much In the bidding for the women6
national championship two years hence,
the changes to be made must be care
| fully considered, for, II not properly
| made, the course may be passed up
by the selection committee OF the
| United States Golf Association. Club
officials are hopeful that Congressional
may be chosen as the scene OF one
of the national events In q not too
distant future, and believe that with a
few changes 1t will measure up with
the best Of the championship lay-outs.
A best ball exhibition match, starring
]. Monro Hunter and George Dtnen-
baugh, the indicated professional pair
Of Indian Spring, Is scheduled to ,. De
andria next Sunday. The pros will be
opposed by Miller B. STEVENSON. the
District amateur title holder, and w. r.
McCallum, Washington Club amateur
The match will start about 1880
o'clock.
Hunter and DifYenbaugh are to play
soon In an exhibition match over the
course at Charlottesville, Va, and will
have as their opponents q pair Of pro-
fessionals from Washington, who are
yet to be chosen.
The women's golf committee Of the
washington club, consisting OF Mrs.
Hugh +. Nicholson, chairman: Mrs.
| Yelverton e. Booker, Mrs. James l..
Fieser, Mrs. Charles B. Stewart and
Mrs. Charles L. Billiard, Is planning a
number Of tournaments. The schedule
| Washington club will be the venue Of
| the Phyllis Keeler Miller Memorial event
on April 81 and also will entertain the
woman players of washington during
their championship tourney. June e-lS.
A group of between 20 and 80 pro-
fessionals from Washington, Baltimore
and Richmond will gather at the In
dian Spring Club tomorrow to COM
pete In the first Of series OF tourna-
ments arranged by the Middle Atlantic
Professional Golfers Association and
attend the annual meeting OF the or
ganization after dinner. j. Monro
Hunter, the Indian Spring pro, plans
to place the names Of the out-of.town
professionals In hat and draw them
| with the washington pros, with whom
they will pair in the best ball event.
Competitors in the first miniature
| tournament Of the season to be staged
by the Women's District Golf Associa-
ton tomorrow over the course Of the
Chevy Chase Club are urged BY Mrs.
Frank r. Keefer, president Of the as
| ISOLATION, to be at the first tee ready
| for play, at 9:15 am, In order that the
qualifying round may be run through
as soon as possible.
DR., Thomas J. w. Brown, chairman
of the greens committee at Bannock-
burn, keeps q spare motor for his
trucks on hand at all times. Last week
the crankshaft In one Of the motors
broke, and he went after the new motor
To his surprise he found Q family OF
| mice had built 2 nest ia . cyiindel