Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-19
S|XEvENTSL|STED
IN MONTH OF MAY
Variety of Affairs Carded.
D. C. Players in Pair of
Journeys Tomorrow.
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.


NIX golf events have been arranged
for members of the Indian Spring
\ Golf Club during the month OF
May, with three other events
scheduled at later dates. The Got
Committee this year is headed by Harry
H Kidwell, who has named George j.
Richardson, Herbert L. Lacey, j. VIII
liam Harvey, IT., and Elliott Spicsr as
his aides. Here are the events ALREADY
outlined by the committee:
Nav 2 and 3-"Inauguration' nllno
DOGGY and handicap, numbers oetWesh
68 and 80.
Nav and ACCUMULATION two-man
tournament, A and B handicap man on
each team. Entries to be mace the
previous week for pairings.
May II and 18-Match play against
par with three -fourths Of handicap dill
MAY 10, 20, 81 and 22-Spring invita-.
tion tournament, open to members OF
member clubs of the District Coli AS
Nav % and 24-Best ball twoscme,
one-third combined handicap.
May 30--Flag tournament, par plus
handicap.
May ol-OpSIl
Ali handicap tournaments, quallflca-
tions and club events must be played
from the red markers on the tees.
During June, the com nittee an
,ounces the Tomahawk and Tribal
BOWL will be played for. Details OF
these tournaments will be announced
later.
1 and continue until July !. CARDS
must be attested and turned IN 10 Ine
professional An entry fee OF so cents
will be charged for all club events.
1.-TWO tournaments are scheduled Tor
i washington golfers tomorrow. The
biggest of the two will be the ID
hole medal play event for the Phyllis
Keeler Miller Memorial Trophy, to be
PLAYED over the course OF the wash
ington Golf and Country Club, open 10
members of member clubs OF the Wom-
ems District Golf Association. The
ma tor prizes have been donated by Capt.
Watson B. Miller, husband OF the late
secretary of the womens golf organi-
cation, and additional prizes will be
donated by the association. The tour
uey will start early tomorrow morning.
tomorrow afternoon large group OF
washington professionals will play In
q sweepstakes tournament over the
course Of the Rolling Road Golf Club
at Gainesville, Md, the third OF a series
of events to be staged this year by the
Middle Atlantic Professional Golfers
Association. The pros held a tourney
last Monday at Indian Spring.
Two club tournaments are to be held
today by two golf organizations around
Washington. over at the Woodmont
Country Club the members are to en-
gage in an l8-hole handicap medal play
tourney for the purpose Of handicap
the golfers are to compete In selective
handicap tourney at ID holes.
ENTRIES for the Spring invitation
u tournament of the Washington
Golf and Country Club are to close
next Saturday at pm, and judged
by the way the entries are coming to
the Tournament Committee all previous
records for number Of entrants viii be
broken this wear. The tourney will
open on Tuesday, April %, with the be-
Kinning Of the two-day qualifying round,
which viii be followed on Thursday
and Friday with four match play
rounds. Club privileges are extended to
ell entrants IN the tourney from April
81 to May /. Five flights Of Is vii
qualify, and If the scores are as low
as they were last year. it Will take q
card of 70 to make the first fight and
one of 81 or better to make the last
fight. The coming tourney will be
the first big event TO be played near
washington since the new ball became
the official ball for tournament play,
and if the weather is good will give
a real line on the effect Of the new
ball in tournament golf, as she is played
around the National Capital.