Evening star., 1932-03-13
START ON APRIL 4
WITH TEAM T|LTS
Complete Tourney Schedule
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timore Booked.
BY w. r.. McCALLUM.

4 n golf activities, sponsored
by the WomenS District of
Columbia Golf Association for
1882, is announced today by the
association, covering all major
and minor Journeys officially
sponsored by the association this
year. The schedule, which in
cludes interclub matches for the
team trophy, team matches with
Philadelphia and Baltimore and a
complete tournament schedule for
the fair golfers of the National
Capital, has been approved in
tentative form by the Executive
Committee of the women'S aSSo-
citation and will come before the
annual meeting of the association
for final action on March 81 at
the National Women's Country
Club.
The schedule opens on April with
q series of five team matches between
first teams Of 10 clubs at the Columbia
Country Club Here is the tournament
schedule for 1892:
Monday, April 4-Team matches at Co.
Monday, April ll-Miniature tourney at
1nuIan Spring.
Chase.
Memorial tournament at washington Coli
and Country Club. is holes medal play,
handicap allowance; open to all PLAYERS who
Columbia Association; no entrance fee En-
tries must be sent to Mrs. Frank Gross, $500
Connecticut avenue Cleveland 5o55, by noon
Monday and Tuesday. April rs and 26-
Keefer Cup Tournament at Chevy Chase
Club; IS holes medal play; l8 holes each
day; ,open, to all players who are members of
member clubs OF District of Columbia Asso-
cistion and Maryland Association; handicap
fee must be sent to Mrs. Frank Ksefer, 3607
Porter street, Cleveland 1853, BY noon Satur-
Monday, May 2-Team matches at Manor.
Wednesday, May 4-Miniature a. Congres-
Cup Tournament al, KenWood Club; 56 holes
medal play; 18 holes each day; handicap
trict OF Columbia players regardless OF club
atfliationS. Entries must be sent to Mrs.
Haynes, 1880 Chesterfield place, Cleveland
1nterctty match with Philadelphia, prob
ably at Chevy Chase, Congressional or Co.
Monday, May 1s, to Friday, May 20, in
plonship at Manor Club; entrance fee. ss,
FTanf Keer xie es soT nqs ors BE ssn to M
land 4663, BY noon Saturday, May IA
Monday. May 23-Team matches at Army
Tuesday. May 24-"Bachelor Girls,
Tournament at Bannockburn; 18 holes medal
play; handicap allowance Up to "a; cup can
S,ays Sny be 0,E, Won By bachelor girl: all other
$3.50 Chesterheld place, Cleveland $500. By
Friday. May : 37Eintercity match with
B. baltimore. probably at Rolling Road Club,
Monday June s-Team matches at wash
wednesdsy, june s.aHsrald Cup TOurna.
Rday:, Rdlay: handiesp allowance. Is; open. to all
das acS5 Gf SSqHa .trsscs Daysss q
With fee must be sent to Mrs Frank Reefer
5so1 $50. Porter street Cleveland 1858, BY noon
=, Monday, June 13-Miniature at Army and
Monday, June 2o-Team matches at Ken
nv wednssday, June 22-Miniature at Army
war College Genative)
NC Mondsy: June 27-Team matches at Wood
$, WEDNESDAY; ea1 June 2s-Minlature at colum-
0WTeednesday; July s-Tesm matches at
CONGRESSIONAL.
Friday, July s-Miniature at National
Womens Country Club Gtentativej.
sIx.oa M.ond5y, ay July is-Team matches at Indian
Wednesday, September Miniature at
Beaver Dam Country Club.
MONDAY, September l2-Miniature at Chevy
Thnr.sday. september 22-corby Cup Tour
namsnt at Columbia; Is holes medal play;
DsTet Of c6nmbia Ass0eiatSn @fmRs5 eRSs RS
10 NET0 Er~w.
1907 Porter street, Cleveland 4ee3, by noon
Tuesday, vTi5a., September 20. - .,
Fr4oay September 23-Inte-city match
with Baltimore, probably at Indian Spring.
THE team matches, which will in
L clude teams from 10 clubs about
the Capital, are to start on April
4 and will be shorter in tenure than
last year, winding up on July 10. The
team OF the Congressional Country
Club, which won the title last year. will
defend this year. Here Is the schedule
for the team matches:
ADr At o9lnmSs Hs asnoT GouBtE r.
SRsessoW1al Ss1S IS SS Beaver Pam 1G AEmy
Chase ci eenW00d' 1880 "00dm0nt vs., Chevy
Monday, April IS. at Chevy Chase Club
ington vs.. Beaver Dam: 10. Indian. sprins
Nav: 1880. Columbia s' vs. Woo Woodmont. m t'iH' a
Monday. May 2. at Manor ClubWCongres-
sional vs. Manor. Indian Spring vs.. Wood
Chase VS. Washington. Kenwood VS. Beaver
Dam.
: MONDAY. May 23: at Army & Navy Club
vs.. Army & Navy. Columbia vs. Washington,
S2or SS2heyy Chase vs. Beaver Dam Kenwood VS..
Monday. June G. at WASHINGTON Golf 3
Navy. Indian sprtnq VS., Wsshington. Column
bia vs.. Chevy chese. wcodmont vs. Ken
Monday. Jurs 20 al Kerwood cluh-con-
EIeSsion2l VS.. WesNinrton. Indian sprirc VS..
Army & Navy vs.. Kenwood, woodmont VS..
Hs Vs conms fndsr snrrg
VS. Beaver Dam. Chevy Chase We. Fenwood.
WASHINGTON vs.. Manor. Army Navy VS..
wednesdsy; Jnly s, At conSresc.onsl cS1gI
cans 1ndan s6rns vs Columbia
rs ArTy ws,nnsfn Nsyy y. T19dS6; e6Teo6 VS. Beaver
yressi0nsi @SRaa vs. iS 1ndan sprir ooiiS y.
Dan. " " 80
T7HE schedule, drawn up by Mrs
Frank r. Keefer. president of the
association and Mrs. J. Marvin
Haynes chairman Of the Tournament
Committee. is far and away the most
elaborate ever arranged by the aSSo-
citation. Because of the increasing in
terest shown in the game and the ever
growing number of entries in the tour
naments sponsored by the vomen's as
ISOLATION Mrs. HAYNES saws the events
are all to be run this year on business
like basis. One feature of the competi,
tive year will be a tourney for second
teams. who will compete among them
selves for a trophy. secondary only u
the major team trophy.
Arrangements are under wav for
series of team matches with teams from
Norfolk. Frederick. Richmond. Alexan'
dria and Fredericksburg in addition Il
the matches already scheduled witt
Philadelphia and Baltimore. A return