The Washington times., 1931-09-24
RACE
FORSECT|ON
HONORS
Nv GEORGE A. SIMPSON

champion of the Maryland State
Coli Association, begins defense
Of its crown Sunday afternoon
when the Rodgers Forge Club
golfers are entertained over the
indian Spring course with play
starting at / o'clock.
{, The Indian Spring team will
be composed of j. Monro Hunter,
sr, who engages the Rodges
Forge pro: DR.. Larry S. Otell, j.
William Harvey, jr., James v.
Brownell, Tom Moore, Leroy
GaSscer, j. Monro Hunter, ir.,
Herbert L. Lacey, George C. Gist,
Tom Belshe and Leo Pass.
Other Clubs in Matches
Chevy Chase, Argyle, Beaver
Dam. and Manor are also to take
part in the opening rounds.
The Chevy Chase lineup will
consist Of Bob Barnett, club
BRO; Richard p. Davidson, club
champion; Charles MGckalI, A.
S1cCOOk Dunlop, Freddie Hitz,
Frank p. Reside, EmmOnS S.
Smith, E. X. Legg Sd, J. Brown
Muller, L. b. PIatt, Robert
Stead, jr., and w. J. DuBOse.
C.. AShmead Fuller, who held
che Chevy Chase Club champion
ship for years, will be unable to
compete, leaving town on a trip.
? PairingS for the 36-hole Mary
land Open tomorrow over The
par 70 Congressional Country
Club course follow:
S:45 and 12:45-A. L. Treder, Manor
Richard Cook, Annapolis Road. and
$3.50 and 12:5o-A. B. Thorn, wood
and Jack Mccarron. Congressional.
a;4S and 12SSAIe5 a. ..a AEmGIr
Valley, and J. Monro Hunter, jr., In
500 and 1:Oo-cnff SPENCER, Forss.
Nelson Halsey, Public Park.
9:O5 and 1:O5-Archie Clark. Con-
gressional: Nate Mather. Maryland, and
Jog: oHsFe, GSnErsssionsi; rSS;H st.v.n. uno,
John Bass, Woodholme, and Reginald
AIS and 1:15-Claude orndorff, Wood
ana D. A. Nee, Manor.
INDIAN Spring; Charles Betschler,
Rodgsrs Forge; and Harry Pitt, Manor.
Sia: James Roche, Elkridge, and Will
Ham D. Waxler, jrp Baltimore Country
$40 and 1:sO-George Diffenbaugh,
d.
hehns. and Thomas W. sasscer, Mary
a:s5. and 1:35-w. Glenn Spencer,
Maryland; Ralph Beach, Suburban. and
u. Parker Nolan. Congressional.
S:4O and 1:40-Henry J. johnson,
Cumberland; R. Douglas Brook, Hillen-
o:4S and 1:45-Alex Taylor, Fountain
Head; Carroll McMaster. Rolling Road
and Harry A. Parr. Elk Ridge.
$50 and 1:SO-William C. schreiber,
Country Club. and D. B, Miller, jrs
S:55 and i:55-Gene Larkin, Chevy
Chase; Lawrence Wisner, Suburban and
10000 and 2:OO-William Scott, Balti-
more Country Club; Robert T. Barnett,
Chevy Chase and Cooper Drowry' Roll
ie:O5! and 2:o5-Robert Scott. Balti-
more Country Club; D. H. Boyden, Roll
ing Road, and Ernest L. Caldwell. Hill
I0:1o and 2:1o-Richard Scott. Roll
Sng Road; Carl c. Hauswald Mary
land. and T. c. Parker, jr, Rodgers
io:I5 and 2:15-Guy Bollinger. Rodg-
Eorge and Maury Fitzgerald, Kenwood.
1920 and 2:2o-J W: Harvey, Indian
io:2S and 2:25-Robert T. shriver,
Elk Ridge, and 1. W. Bernheim, Sub
Mrs. r. Lester Rose and Mrs.
y. r. Dowdall were clashing today
IA the finals of the Women's
championship at Congressional.
AGrs. Rose eliminated Mrs. L. S.
Chapman, 4 and 2, in the 3emi-
finals while Mrs. Dowdall dis
patched Mrs. Ralph Payen. 5
und 4:
Mrs. E. r. Pilley and Mrs.
Frank Yates were opposing in
the finals Of the second flight.
Mrs. PiIIey defeated Mrs. J. F.
Await. and 8, while Mrs.
Yates edged out Mrs. Henry ].
RichardsOn, 1 up.
The annual National Press
9uilding golf tournament was be-
engE held today over the Indian
spring course. Over ninety con-
testantS were to tee off.
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