Evening star., 1932-06-06
Caddie Strike Dies in Making.
With Most Players Generous;
Open Qualifying Test on Today

2:l5-W. A. Rogers and James W.
Beller. Columbia.
2:20-W. D. Murphy. Columbia, and
Alex Baumgartner, Indian Spring.
Wednesday.
1:05-Austin NJ Porter. Columbia,
and w. r. McCanum, Washington.
1:10-Frank S. Appleman, Columbia
and R. L. Keilty, Congressional.
12:35-L. j. Goode and r. E. Karcher,
Congressional.
A group of more than three-score
amateur and professional contestants
played today at Congressional in the
36-hole qualification test to determine
the eight men who will represent the
open championship later in June. All
the prominent amateur and professional
stars of Washington have entered the
event, which is being handled by the
District Golf Association.
|HENwooD GOLF AND COUNTRY
n CLUB golfers will continue through
this week the qualification rounds
for the club championship. Maury
Fitzgerald. the club champion, tied ct
79 yesterday with R. B. Warden for the
lead.
Members Of the Woodmont Country
Club yesterday completed the qualifi-
cation tests to determine the makeup
Of the team which will meet the Lake
side Club of Richmond in an inter-
city match on June 18 and 10. Howard
Nordlinger led the club golfers with
scores of "a and 78 for a total of l62.
Other members of the team will be
Milton Harris. DR.. S. Dewey Gottleib,
Leopold v. Freudberg, Gilbert Hahn,
Robert Baum, Fulton Brylawski, Will
liam G. Illch, Albert E. Steinem, jeff
Abel, Henry kaufman and Morris ST.
mon. Melvin Kraft, recently injured in
an auto accident, will be given an
opportunity to qualify later. L. V.
Freudberg won the class A sweepstakes
event with card of 84-18-66. Will
liam G. Illch and Fulton Brylawski had
net cards of So. Joseph Mazo had a
score Of 107-42-65 to win in class B.
Pairings in the first round of the
handicap club championship were made
as follows:
DR. First tishtaNs!son to,,1,as slsshman. a. ",
ls VS.. Sylvan King. Is; Maurice Eiseman,
e. VS. William 1Ias sSa,n g. IlIeh. 57 Julien Res.
M sxsk 49, vs sieinem ne is Howard
XaFs Sr.sbis. Hahn. Is vs.; 4; ( ssephsns. =; L.
Abel. 81; Joseph Maso, %, VS.. Harry Hahn.
IS; Theodore Pesser. 38. VS.. c. D. Kauf-
man, 80. Stanley Glaser IS, VS.. Philip
Riefkin. "a: Charles Basseches. ~. VS.. W.
Miller, 28; Philip Peyser, IS. VS.. Morris Bid
man, 20; Simon Nye, 20, vs. Sydney Straus.
er, 1s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moore won the
mixed Scotch foursome event at Indian
Spring yesterday with a card Of 30.
and with q 10 handicap also won low
net. They elected to take the gross
prize, and the net prize went to Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Vogel, with q card OF
85-14-71. Mrs. Aline Heap and j.
A. Mulvey won second net place with
91-18-73.
Manor Club golfers continued in the
event for the two-man team champion
ship yesterday, and also competed in a
the winners were A. B. Alley, 91-15-
rs; c. G. Storm, 87-14-73, and R. E.
Burney, 92-15-77. Winners in the
blind bogey tourney for women were:
Mrs. George d. See and Mrs. F. ].
Pickett, tied at net 80; Mrs. w. w.
Talcott. net 76, and Mrs. r. e. Burney,
net IS.
Foster MorrelI won the Lampson
Trophy yesterday at Argyle with card
Of 86-20-66. John Dudley won the
,aroeS min With 4 acor0 Of n.