The Washington times., 1930-03-28
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Rx GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Roland r. Mackenzie. the Co
1umbia Country Club golfer, will
spend most Of this summer ir
Cleveland. His new duties with
the Wilmington, DEL. Trust Co.
win take him to the Ohio city
for several months.
At present; Mackenzie is in
wilmington, Del, and usually
spends the week-ends with his
parents here. He missed last
weekend but will probably visit
this Saturday and Sunday.
Mackenzie, one of the greatest
golfers ever developed in this
I city, was looked after by Freddy
|. Mcleod, the veteran Columbia
pro. It was Mcleod who took
Mackenzie in charge when his
game was crude and the ED
master produced a highly fin
ished golfer.
DR.. Boyd r. Read, Of In
dian Spring, plays golf for
the fun the game holds. He
was out one day with J. R:
Zimmerman and they had
come to the seventh tee,
which had miniature lake
slight distance from the
tee.
zinmerman's drive hit the
waters surface and the spray
was noticed by Zimmerman and
DR.. Read. Zimmerman crossed
to the far side Of the lake and
/ came upon a perfectly dry bail.
'There's one for the book" )"
cnuckled DR.. Read, That's the
first time I've ever seen a pan
come out Of water completely
Everett Eynon apparently has
his eye set for a big play in the
local spring invitation tourna-
ments. He has been doing con-
siderable practicing Of late on
the Columbia course, picking out
q few holes instead Of playing a
whole round.
"Reds" Cunningham, Burn.
ing Tree pro, blameS a topped
second shot for his failure to
beat 'sBrick" Wood, assistant
urO at Washington Golf and
Country Club. Their 1S-hOle
match ended all even.
. Cunningham went to the last
hole one up. He slashed a dandy
tee shot of approximately 25(
yards down the middle, while
Brick sliced. Then Reds tried g
spoon and the ball bounced only
rs yards. That mistake cost
Reds four more strokes before
he finally canned" the ball
wood squared the match by get
ting down in five.
! Miles Taylor, secretary to Sen
ator Tom Walsh Of Montana
Z almost despaired Of a roune
: Yesterday at Bannockburn. Dis
F.. liking a solo trip, he waited al
length before a member dareo
-. the wind that roared over the
hills.
Five members Of the Senate
visited Burning Tree yesterday
8 They were Senators Harrison
/ co,lzens, McNary, Capper and
/ snoot, The latter thumbed the
nages of the RULES Of Golf" and
! not Lady Chatterly's Letter.
Senator Harrison is perhaps the
/ best golfer of the quintet. He had
an AZ the other day while playing
with Reds Cunningham who
weaved a II.
Others playing Burning
Tree yesterday were John
s Marshall, Howard Sutherland.
Colonel O'Brien, Richard
> Whaley, Colonel Clifford,
{ Middleton Beaman, and 6. M.
Watts.
Bill Illch, golf chairman al
, Woodmont, simply won't remain
away from his home course. Bolc
Bill snapped his fingers at those
: shuddering air currents yester
day. A sample of Chicago
weather might discourage him
Fulton Brylawski, too, is afflicted
with golfitis, a disease for which
doctors admit no cure. Tht
names Of DR.. Aubrey Fischer
Henry BreSlau and Herman
Shapiro can also be added tt
the list.
And as a climax. Everett Eynor
stepped into the Columbia Club:
golf shop yesterday afternoon
Huddled around the fire were
Reds" Molloy and Selph Collin!
whose thoughts were a week of
to Bowie.
How about a round?" chal
lenged Eynon.
well, that winds playing
mean tricks outside, but we're
game"
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