The Washington times., 1931-05-16
TOURNAMENT
OPENS ON
MAY 25
By GEORGE SIMPSON

By GEORGE SIMPSON
\ Women golfers who have
entered the annual District
championships can practice over
the Chevy Chase Club course on
Thursday morning, states Mrs.
Frank R. Keefer, president of the
Women'S District Golf Associa-
ton.
The women'S golf champion
ships will be held at the Colum-
bia Country Club and start with
an 18-hole qualifying round on
Monday May 25. There will be
one round of match play each
morning on the four following
days.
Only those golfers who are
members of clubs affiliated with
the Womens District Golf ASso-
ciation are eligible to compete.
The association has also six or
seven unattached players who
likewise will be eligible.
b Mrs. Keefer makes clear the
fact that all entries must be
accompanied by the entrance
fee of $500. No one who has
not paid the entry fee will be
permitted to compete in the
qualifying rounds or be allowed
to practice Thursday morning
at Chevy Chase.
Entries are to close Saturday,
May %, at 6 p. m. with Mrs.
Frank r. Keefer at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Entries Close Tonight
The Indian Spring tournament
next week will be the mecca for
men golfers of the District. En-
tries for this tourney close at 6
p. m. tonight with Harry H. Kid
well at the Indian Spring tourney.
Jimmy Herman, of Washing
ton Golf and Country Club is the
twenty first to have his name in
Scribed on the historic Taft Cup,
the major prize of the annual
Chevy Chase Club golf tourney.
Herman mastered Bradley H.
"Ted" Burrows, a public parks
player, S and 4, in the finals
yesterday.
Burrows suffered defeat be-
cause his putting blade was
shaky and he blew several short
puts. His chip shots were not
played criSply to the pin, often
leaving himself too many long
puts.
Cards of the finalists and sum-
maries:
The cards and results of other flights
are as follows:
BGFroWs s9Fr@an ogt.... SS'':' 5 8 5 9-4f
D Par, out. ...o.sse 3-S5
Herman IN ....s
5urrows' In "''''
Rar, in ....s..es
First Flight semi-Final Round-J. D.
Herman (wash.) defeated Everett Ey--
non (Col.), up; e. H. Burrows (unat.)
defeated Richard Lunn Burning Tree).
Finals-Herrman defeated Burrows.
Second Flight semi-Fin Round
s; Lyon. Lyon CT0rqnto3, 0CP -,sH and l. r p p
Thomas S. Pitt CArgyle), l up.
FinaIs-Drain defeated Davidson.
Third Flight. semi-Final Round-A.
n. Douglas (Col) defeated Franklin
11nd frh' spr defeated aGs r Sm Ha Bato s1Rs
Finals-Douslas defeated Belshe. 2
Fourth Flight-E. A. Noyes tA.-N)
defeated W. G. Brantley (Chevy Chase),
3 up; Porcey Hines Rodgers Forge)
Finals-Noyes defeated Hines, 4 and 3.
Fifth Flight semi-Final Round-R;
3 GwaTthIm1sy T;iI1oG !chsyy Chase .n9 defeated &c
short (A.-ND defeated ]. c. putnam
(Manor). and 1, ~
First Flight. consolations-Harry G.
Pitt (Manor) defeated John Holzberg
defeated Major Earl M ntHs Maiden te% tcol5t 5p'
up in 20 holes.
Tinals-Pitt defeated Hunter, 1 up;
(Kenwood) defeated E. C. Gott CColD.
default; r. H. Gardner (Atlanta) de-
feated, voIney Burnett tBeaver DAMP,
Finals-Gardner defeated Fitzgerald.
Q and S.
Third Consola tions-Jack Biggs rArg.)
A. L. Chris'man (CoI) defeated T. NJ.
Foley tchevy Chase>, 4 and g.
Finals-Bggs defeated Christman,
Fourth Consolatons-w. j clear
(Wash.l DEBATED w. I. Akin (Arg).
up; r. McClayton (Manor) defeated
c. T. Lynes (Wash.). and ..
Finals-Clear defeated McClayton.
Fifth Consolations-L. W. Heron
(Col) defeated r. T. Schriver (Chevy
Chase). default: F. C. Dunhain (A-N.)
defeated "a So,d R. R. Glass (A,-N), up
Finals-Herron defeated Dunhain. PUP.
The Georgetown University
golfers defeated Holy Cross Col
lege, 8 to l. in their matches yes
terday at Princeton, N. j. Sum
maries:
Beger (Georgetownt defeated Doyle
(Holy Crosse. and 3; Fay (Holy
CrosS) defeated Wilson (Georgetown)
up: Slattery (Georgetown) defeated
Earl (Holy Cross, 5 and A. Monaghan
(Georgetown) defeated Collins (Holy
Cross), and 4; Fisher (Georgetowr)
defeated Hickey CHoly CROSSE, and 1