Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

~ OPPED off by the two semi
final matches in the Maryland
State Golf Association team
matches, in which Indian Spring
will oppose Hillendale at Hillendale
and CHEVY Chase will play the Baltl-
more Country Club at Chevy Chase,
golfers at most of the clubs about WASH
ineton are in action today, playing IN
club championships and other club al
fairs. The Columbia Club champion
shin drew to a close yesterday wind
ing up with dinner last night, but at
no fewer than six other clubs about
the golf-hungry National Capital cluo
tournaments are in progress.
The Congressional Club title chase
Is to be concluded today, with semi-flnal
matches carded this morning and the
finals in all five flights this afternoon,
to wind I'D with a dinner tonight at
which prizes are to be presented. over
at Argyle John J. Lynch and w. ).
Robinson are to clash for the cluo
title, and at Beaver Dam the club title
tourney Is in its semi-flnal phase. "A
few of the second round matches in the
Indian Spring title tourney are 10 pe
played today, while out at the WOOD
mont Country Club the first and sec
ond round matches in the club scratch
title tourney are to be run oil TO-DAY,
with the semi-final and final matches
scheduled for next Sunday. Most OF
the first flight matches in the Indian
Spring championship cannot be playeo
today because the best OF the cluo
golfers are to be at Hillendale trying to
win the right to carry their club colorS
into the final round of the Maryland
state team championship tourney.
AT the Army-Navy Club the service
golfers are in the midst of the first
round for their club championships. now
held by Capt. B. r. Luscomb. The nrSt
round Is to be concluded today, with
the following pairings:
First shtmE soy Sim ard F. r. S Noee
9nfd-d ,nd steele ~ an Foster Il " "
I. Ogus and G. w. Henderson. r. A. Theo-
bald and J. L. ouigley. Quigley beat Theo-
OS Second d. fiieht-T. J. Camp and e: W. 9.
bunker. d R. Smith pck s9a Adams somsr and
Greenwich. R. E; Haines and j. A Klein: !, r, r.
default ii o0o Haines S dateated Klein up 10
ManeastsF,nJ n. a aa5 b fnd 4 6
G 3ones and h Wl TsIa n Mo R?be!tsoH ssTsd
and s. ", Marsh: M Shock (, ap pir,s John
o seaman ard nd NJ G. keller Clark defeated
Tas5sh s. Lewis ana aoPDSrf Mes sRs
R.u. Hicks ssa ard Aed Rfcker B
Durham, r. H. Mattox and R. W; Sain re-
Humphrey beat Cuneen up d s95P dei eaiee
The entry list in the National Cap
ital open tourney. sponsored by the
Kenwood Country Club for November Z
and 8. is taking on tremendous pro
portions. To date more than IT'S OF the
leading amateur and professional golf
crs of the land have entered the tourney
to compete for the 02,500 in cash and
the amateur Prince 10 be offered, ana
entries are being Eceived daily. one
of the recent additions to the list, which
already is crammed with famous names
in American golf, is that OF Tom CreaVy,
the Albany, N Y, lad who surprised the
golf world with a victory in the recent
p. G. A. championship at Providence.
Among the other stars who have en-
tered are Gene SarpZen, twice winner
of the Lannin TropI !; Tommy Armour,
British open champl IN; Walter Hagen,
Canadian open title holder; Ed Dudley
Western open champ; Aubrey Boomer,
former French open champion; Horton
Smith and Paul Runyan, winner re-
Gently over Sarazell in the Metropolitan
Z. VI. n. COUEISy' Lie CtCAI wall OP~A
with an 18-hole medal-play round on
November 7, WITH the first so players
and ties to qualify for the final SO holes
OF play on November 8.
While the entries are coming in work
Is being rushed on the Kenwood course
to bring it into first-class shape for
the coming tourney. All traps on the
cid first niEe have been sanded and
sodded, new traps have been placed and
extendeds near most of the greens, and
- Nev wraps have been placed along