Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-30

! gate (6); Gen. H. P. Mccain (S) VS..
| G. Thomas Dunlop (S); Benjamin Mil
Ter (16) VS.. Fulton Lewis (25); H. D.
Champion 1D VS.. z. M. Talcott CD;
L: Q: Cameron (s) vs.: H. 1: Rust (lo);
w. F. Ham (l4 VS.. Capt. E. s! kellogg
(14); Capt. Chester wells (ll) VS.. Z.
H. LOTUS I'd; w. c. Mendanhall 90
VS.. A. v. Cushman 90; Gen. w. j.
Nicholson (16) VS.. Gen. D. c. Shanks
! (l4l; Gen. M. NJ. Patrick CID drew a
bye.
| Frank M. Savage has presented to the
| seniors association cup which will be
awarded to the member turning in the
| card showing the lowest net score dur
| ing the month of June The card must
be dated, attested and marked Savage
| Cup" The Senior Association cup will
be awarded to the member turning in
the three lowest net scores from June
to the end of the season on october 81.
The seniors are playing today in q
tombstone event. There will be 3
putting contest during the week from
June l to at 81 holes.
Seeking q proper handicap for the
members Of the association, the golf
committee of the seniors organization
has requested the members to put all
their score cards in the handicap box.
Interest in the contests" Gen. Shanks
curacy in handicapping-and we can
not assign accurate handicaps unless we
know the scores you make. Nobody
will have his handicap increased unless
the scores he turns in justif1eS such
change"
With golf events on tap at all the
local clubs today, Fred Byrne, chairman
of the Bannockburn golf committee,
with his customary zest for. getting
away from the usual, had arranged q
blindfold driving competition, which
was scheduled for this afternoon and
was expected to provide considerable
amusement for those who were to watch
the efforts of the entrants. A flag
tourney was the regular tourney
scheduled at Bannockburn, and an ap-
preaching and putting contest was to
follow the blindfold driving event.
More than 200 golfers have entered
their names for the Inter-Departmental
League tourney, which starts next Mon
day over the course Of the Indian
Spring Golf Club and will run through
Tuesday. The field has been split into
two sections, and two members of the
four-man teams are to play each day.
All the entrants will play SO holes on
the day they are scheduled to start.
M A. Shipley Of the State Department
will defend the individual title he won
last year.
| Page Hufty Of Congressional and Tom
Bones of Columbia registered a re-
markable best ball card Of SIS yesterday
over the Congressional course to de-
feat Clarence B. Murphy, the Congress
sional champion and M. Parker Nolan
| by a score Of and 4. Hufty and Bones
were out in IS and back in scintillat-
ing 80, scoring deuces on the eleventh
and thirteenth holes and finishing with
| trio of threes. Their score included
buZzard skies on the lengthy first and
tenth holes.
Another Of the series of miniature
golf courses that are springing up all
over the city was opened last night at
! 2436 Georgia avenue. 1t Is known as the
Pee Wee" course. A feature of the
new layout is the green sand putting
surfaces, which are said to be the near
| est thing to good grass putting green's
yet developed. The green are Of sea
sand and remain hard throughout a
! rainstorm.
Entries for the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association championship will close
Monday afternoon with w. r. Mccall
lum, secretary of the association at the
Country Club of Virginia at Richmond.
The tourney will start next Thursday.
Entries for the Columbia tourney are
to close with the club golf committee
at 6 pm. next Tuesday. The Columbia
| tourney is to start on June 10.