Evening star., 1932-06-04
BY W. r. McCALLUM.

- ERTA1N of one of the strongest
golf teams in the long history
~ of the inter-club contests,
members of the Woodmont
Country Club will end their qualif1ca-
ton rounds tomorrow to decide the 10
team members and two alternates who
will represent their club in the match
with the Lakeside Country Club OF
| Richmond at Richmond. two weeks
hence The first half of the 36-hole
| qualification round to determine the
club team which will face the Rich
mond divot diggers, was played on May
Is. The second 18 holes will be played
| tomorrow and the first 10 will consti-
tute the club team, with the next pair
to go as alternates in the annual fun
fest with Richmond.
Woodmont has been victorious so
many times in these inter-city clashes
| that victory is looked for again in the
match this year. as has been traditional
in the past when the matches were
three-cornered affairs between Wood
mont, Lakeside and the Lynnhaven
Club of Norfolk. Lynnhaven dropped
| out three years ago when the club dis
banded, leaving only Woodmont and
Lakeside to carry on.
4 RTHUR B. THORN, the Woodmont
| n pro, who has been i'll for several
months, will lead the Woodmont
team into action against the Lakeside
professional Even though he has not
| been able to 60 18 holes since an oper-
| alton six months ago, Thorn hopes to
get his strength back in time for the
match. The invading amateur forces
| from Woodmont will be headed by Nor
man Fischer, president of the club, who
succeeded the genial Joseph D. Kauf-
man as president, and all the formalities
| which annually surround the matches
| between, the two club presidents will be
observed at Lakeside when they swing
| into action. Here are the scores made
| in the first half of the qualifying round
| by the prospective team members: Mel
win Kraft, 80; Howard Nordlinger, 81;
Milton Harris, "a; DR.. S. Dewey Gott-
leib, SO: Gilbert Hahn. 81; M. c.
Shapiro, 81; Robert Baum. 90; Leopold
v. Freudberg, 90; jeff Abel, 90; Albert
E. Steinem, 90; L. E. Harris, 90; Sam
Kaufman, 95. OF course there is
| chance that one or more of those who
scored more than 95 on May Is will
| have a fine score tomorrow to oust
some one below that mark. but the
| probability Is that most Of those named
will be on the team when 1t goes to
Richmond on June 49, It's foregone
conclusion, however, that there will be
no pulling of punches in the final
qualifying round tomorrow, for every
| golfing member of Woodmont wants to
make that club team and go to Rich
mond for the inter city test.
WITH entries closing today for the
w championship tourney of the Mid
die Atlantic Golf Association at
Columbia next week, it was virtually
certain that post entries will be ac-
cepted on Monday for the tourney
| which starts Tuesday. The entry list
is expected to go above 200. Entries
| will be accepted from member OF
any member club of the Middle Allan
| tic Golf Association, and must be ac-
companied by the entry fee Of 50 and
the handicap of the entrant. A fea-
ture of the association tourney will be
| the annual team championship, open
to five-man teams from the member
clubs. Any club may enter as many
teams as it desires, the total score of
the team in the qualification round to
count. Last year the team champion
ship was won by the Princess Anne
Club Of Virginia Beach.
EOR the nrst time tn the history Of
l. Maryland State womens golf
! championships . member Of q