Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
II Turf Leaders
In Money Getting
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

The Semi-finals have been reached In
the first october tourney of the oily
boids," those golflng gents who get up
at the crack of dawn to play at Rock
Creek Park. Featherston plays Page in
one semi-final, while Lewis plays David
son in the other. Here are the pairings
for the second October flight: Meany VS.
White, Simon VS.. Featherston, Bryant
VS.. Cummings. Jarvis VS.. Bowly, McGill
VS.. Edwards. Sweeney VS.. Weaver, Davis
VS.. Adams and Clampitt vs.. De Vecchio.
WITH the qualification round sched-
w uled to end today, "a golfers had
turned in scores for the Indian
Spring Club championship and asso-
ciate flights. j. William Harvey. the
lanky gent who hits them a mile from
the tee, seemed certain to win the
qualifying medal with his card Of rs.
Here are few of the low scores al
ready turned in: Harvey, IS; Leroy
Sasscer (present champion), n: Sam
Rice and Charles w. Cole. jr., 70; Tom
Belshe and Leo F. Pass. 80: DR.. L. S.
Otell, 80: Fred Otell. "a; Fred Walen,
D. NJ M. Neale and C. A. Ryan, Sc:
Harry T"Whelan. Harry KidweH, Ray
Farrell, w. H. Pattison, r. E. Weldon,
c. NJ. Whitman. H. A. Mihills, w. N.
Jackson and F. G. Butler, SO.
Pairings for the first match play
rounds are to be made tonight. Indian
Spring golfers now are competing in
the tourney for the Caywood trophy. a
72-hole medal play event, with club
handicaps. The women golfers are COM
peting in the 36-hole medal play tourney
for the Wineman trophy. On october 81
the Senior plate. donated to the club
by James P. Schick, will be played for
F1Nn tNHt ic n a IN@ In ~
Spring golfers over IS years of age, and
will be at 18 holes with handicap al
lowance.
TOMMY BONES score Of 70 stood
J. up to win the medal and Everett
Eynon's IS was good enough to
get him in the championship flight as
the qualification round in the Columbia
Club tourney ended yesterday. Bones
met John P Holzberg one of the best
Of the Columbia juniors. in the first
round today, while Eynon. present
holder of the title, clashed with A. S.
Gardiner. Two match play rounds are
being played today, with the semi-flnal
and final rounds carded for tomorrow.
In all six flights qualified for the
championship which will wind up with
a dinner at the club tomorrow night.
Congressional Country Club golfers
today were in the midst of the qualifi-
cation rounds for the club champion
ship now held by Clarence B. Murphy.
The champion is not on hand to de-
fend the title he has won for the past
two years.
The September Morn Cup. one Of the
feature Journeys of the season of the
Senior Golf Association at Chevy
Chase. was won yesterday by Col. H.
M, Morrow. Second prize in the tour
ney went to E. K. Campbell.
Mrs L. L. Hedrick scored a surprise
victory in the tourney Of the Women'S
District Golf Association at Woodmont
Yesterday, winning the trophy put up
by Mrs. Jerome Meyer with a score Of
89-14-75. The low gross prize went
to Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes with a card
of IS. Mrs. Alma Won STEINER of
Beaver Dam and Mrs Harrison Brand,
ir. of Chevy Chase tied for second low
net with net total of. 81. Mrs Won
STEINER had a gross of 90, while that
Of Mrs. Brand was SO.