The Washington times., 1931-09-22
EARLY HEADS
RIVALS WITH
l4l NET
Coli and heat won't mix.


And thus over half the field
In the opening days play of the
annual In.Com-Co tournament Of
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission over the Indian Spring
course.
Some Of the contestants failed
TO start, some bowed to the king
OF the day after playing 1S holes
and some, who qualified, stated
they would be unable to play to-
day. Probably they had enough
Of SO holes of golf under a broil-
ing sun yesterday.
Felix E. Early, a member of
Indian Spring, went around the
par II course for two rounds of
78 and II for a 36-hole gross of
155 and a net of 141, seven
strokes ahead of his nearest COM
petitorS. Those who qualified
for the final SO holes today
follow:
,un 1t1 NJ e p Ear Esrly 1'I " a. McGs!- s5
han: 80, H. B. + Folsom, ftinS, i. ir' E. r. S"eF R.
Hair. W, A. Hill; 152. R. NJ. Trezise: !:
ass f. n YaoSs groWn NJ NJ : Penne1 Be- 9GhnstoR f. r.
sprIggs: 156, r. B. Ball: 157. c. A.
Sirk; lSS WoTsI N. l.. HFOwneIl' 1so NJ H Maier
A62. G. w. Weaver, F. A. Mccarthy,
2: ]. Crowley, 6, W. Laird: 1Ss, N. G,
AH Aops%ei B. a. a. Gist n Z E. 5a'i ). HendricE: a
y. A, Sparks.
Cards Turned In
Bali. S2-96-32-156: L. F. Bessey,
55SSO1ollO6@2a6H1?Oi E. W. Bodkin'
ss-iss 4 j. BarroasSs. m SGi6s 's7-1o4 s7-1o4-
Isl; c. E: Brooks; l9?-5s1l57: :
Srown. io5W1o1&ioS16S: tcn 0Nios NJ H. Brown. F n
sli: s7-ss--22-15S; C. NJ. Beall, 1O5--
ds.tsiis + Ss5n'y ySsLsi5aElts lsia51ts'7s' j. +
Cummings, ss-92-aO-155; W. f.
Ghueldines,s 1oo-ss-4o.16S; A. a.
DteOls 1ss s72saIStEis2 ss91St-stg1SS; R. C. Dun
Folsom, jr.. S5-s1-2s-15o.
W.. e; GreenwaIt, osO,,s7-S4c-153' ;
a. u II
Goodman, 1O7-112-3s-181; c. w.
Griffen, s2-S7-26-153: R. R. Hair
92-s2-14-15O; A. S. Hale. 95-401-
ss@isa ss2. j. E: uiI Hans6ury; s7S19l%ssT
y. Hopewell. 14-1OO-4O-164.
L f. James. 1O5-116-28-193; N
=. Jensen, 1O5-9$-44-15s; T. B.
Johns Jonsston, 1oaE9S72Io57o 9sZ91A2Smi54i A. IN m:
SsSs4- 4-as-15Z a. N'A'
q R: A. Lacey, s9--1Os-36-16S: C. W.
9s-1oO-s2-1s7; NJ. c. List, 89~86H
Ass: A. A. McEntee, 1O3-1O9-4O-172
- W; A MccalIum, s9--ss-3o--14s; F.
Maier, 9o-S2-14-15S; o. A. Martens,
9s-91-24-16O; s. N. Mills, S6-s9-
?O-149: c. V. Mills, -1ss-5O-
1874, Eugene Moore, O2-1OS-S6-169;
Mack Myers, SS-90-22-156.
W. ]. Northfleet 1OS-iO4-46-1s1;
D.. C. Pennel. 9S-95-38-155: E. A.
Pebram. ,IoO19s-32-167: c. H. ouin.
Sy' 5r, Ii8-1oS-5O-171; F. A. Rasch.
is8: " 4 Rice ReiRey sc&s48ssIf5s: 1oSlESG' ".
~: Sar sesE sy.saEsSei4a ssa-ss-14c1ss; j. F. shse-
SS-2S-1S5; A. R. strohm. SO-S4-16-
W. R. Tiencken. 111-116-5o-177;
TrowbridEe. 9S-9O-2O-163: ]. H. I'm
SSsrwood: J1I12-,I116r,-a4s-1So; 4. R.
l02-S2-1s2: ]. ]. Williams. 11s-1i5-
4o-192: A. H. Worley. 96-924so-158;
A. E. Wright 115-1OS-5O-171.
No cards-V. B. Blair. W. N. Calvert,
Eostsl,o e; s camppSll' = bel a Conway p N.
ley. c.. koenis, L. Lively. n II. Dunn,
=. A. Post. S. A. Rice, NJ. SadIer, F. r.
Oliver.
PairinRs for Today
1856. sparks, Pennei. XIX; $40. Hill, Hill
Johnston. Dunbar; S:45, Bodkin. Hale.
McCallum: $3.50 kendrick. worley.
List. Mills; 9:1O, BrownelI. Trowbridge,
q. M. Brown; 9:15. Vance. Maier. Early;
$500. strohm. sheehan, Haiar: 9:25.
Mrs. R. Lester Rose was the
medalist in the women's club
championship at Congressional
with SO. Miss Virginia Williams
and Mrs. j. o. Rhyme tied for
second with SO, the former three
putting the last four greens.
Match play begins today. Pair
angs:
Mrs. H. 4. Knox; Miss Virginia viii
jams vs.. Mrs. L. S. Chapman. Mrs. Will
liam Bush VS., Mrs. Ralph Payne: Mrs.
y. o. Rhyme vs.. Mrs. j. F. Dowdall.
Second Flight-Mrs. H. H. Moffitt VS..
Mrs E. r. Tilley; Mrs. ]. F. Await VS.
aGrs. Huston Harper; Mrs. Frank Yates
Us. Mrs. Robert Burke.