Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-23
Open Tournament: Virginia Shoe Pitchers Battle for State Title
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The Manor Club is to hold It's initial
Junior championship next Saturday.
with entries to be fiied with the club
professional by 8 O'Clock Saturday
morning. The subsequent match play
rounds viii be played on Saturday
morning.
EEL1x e. EARLY today was being
i congratulated on his win yesterday
of the Practitioners Trophy, in
tourney staged by the In-Com-Co Club
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion at Indian Spring. Early won the
trophy with a net score of 283, leading
the field from the opening OF the ~
hole medal play handicap tourney. A.
R. Strohm finished second with net
of 2e2. while third place went to w. A.
McCallum with q net Of 299. A trophy
donated by Mrs. G. G. Witt In memory
OF her late husband was won by Strohm
after q tie with McCallum.
Frank T. Howard won the Kiwanis
Club tourney, played yesterday at Co
lulnbia. with q card Of IS. w. r. Gar
rett, with a score of 80, was runner-up.
@. p. Mallonee won the prize offered
for guests with q score Of 30. The net
prize went to Gene Ruark with card
of S0-22-67 A. w. Howard was sec
ond with e3-19-72.
MRS. r. L. ROSE played against
lV1 Mrs. l.. B. Chapman, and Mrs.
Ralph Payne and Mrs. J. r.
Dowdall met today in the semi-final
round for the Congressional Country
Club women's championship. Mrs. Rose
8 and 2, while Mrs. Chapman defeated
Virginia Williams on the last hole. Mrs.
Payne won from Mrs. william Bush,
8 and 2, while Mrs. Dowdall defeated
Mrs ]. O. Rhyme, 2 and l..
Second flight results were: Mrs. e.
r. Tilley defeated MRS. H. H. Mofiitt,
/ up; Mrs. j. F. Await defeated Miss
Harvey, and 2; Mrs. H. J. Richard
son defeated Mrs. Huston Harper, Q
and s; Mrs. Frank Yates defeated Mrs.
Robert Burke, 2 up.
COLUMBIA has busy schedule Of
~ golf this week. with the Kiwanis
Club tourney held there yesterday,
a tournament of automotive trade golf
ers from Washington and Baltimore
was being held at Columbia today, and
on Friday two events are scheduled. In
the morning q large group OF woman
players were to play for the Corby
Cup, handicap tourney for Q prize
offered by the former president of the
District Women's Golf Association, and
in the afternoon o group Of attorneys
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
are to compete in a medal play event.
Although the green has not been
placed in play, the new putting surface
at the sixth hole at Columbia Is COM
ing along fast and may be ready for
use some time this Fall, At present
q temporary green about 400 yards short
of the permanent green is being used.
Construction work on the new ninth
green will be started after the club
Championship which Is scheduled to
open on october 2.
Woman golfers Of the Chevy Chase
Club will compete on October 5 and 6
in q s6-hole medal play tourney for
the club championship and the Sheri-
dan Trophy, presented two years ago
by Hal ry C. Sheridan.
The special swimming stadium being
constructed for the 1882 Olympic games
at Los Angeles will cost SIPS ,000