Evening star., 1932-10-20
T Y YOMAN golfers Of the Capital
\A/ are to engage in two tour
" naments next week, the last

" v naments next week, the last
two events Of the waning
competitive golf season for the fair sex
about washington.
Next Monday the National Womens
Country Club will hold its annual open
day. a tournament to which all goHeIs
afiliated with the Women's District CON
Association are invited. Entries are pc
ing received by Mrs. Frank K. kee1er'
president of the women's organlaZtion,
at Cleveland 1868. On Friday, Cctooer
%. woman golfers OF the Coiunlola
Country Club who played on the WIN
ming team in the lnterclup cnaInploiii,
shin series won recently by Columbia
will act as hosts to the members OF the
irst teams Of the other clubs. some
twoscore golfers from seven clubs VIII
be the guests Of the Columbia women
on this occasion The tourney Is stflctly
an invitation event.
Next week will be busy one for the
Columbia fair players, for on Monoay
they will start their club championship.
qualifying in flights Of eight on Monoay
for the three match-play ROUNDS 10 lol-
low. with the hnal round scnedu!eo on
Thursday, October q. On the 1oiloN-
inr day they will entertain their team
columbia championship was scheouleo
for this week, but was postponed pc
cause of heavy rains. This means tnaI
the competitors in the Columbia TOUR
nev will not be able to play in the tour
nev at the National Womens Cup un-
less they play 36 holes in single day
THERE still is a kick left in the
j fading golf season, for IN adoltloii
to the Journeys listed, the Manor
Club is to stage next Saturday, OCTOBER
%. its annual Fall golf tournament IN
conjunction with the annual stag
party Following ou1et supper.
the trophies won by the members o!
the club In the Journeys this year will
be distributed, with fitting remarks py
President r. F. Garrity and others. Ana
one week from Saturday, on october 28.
the Tatum Cup tourney is scheduled at
the Congressional Country Club. This
is a 36-hole handicap medal play event.
Still another tourney scheduled next
week is the handicap tourney listed 1or
Tuesday at the Woodmont Country
Club. This event was scheduled for the
past Tuesday, but was postponed De-
cause of rain.
Meanwhile Chevy Chase Club golfers
are nearing the final round In the
tourney for the Liberty Cup, and nave
two more competitions scheduled before
the wind-up of the competitive season
at the club. Qualifying rounds for the
historic Siamese Cup will end on Satur-
day, with match play scheduled through
the first week in November. And one
week from the coming Saturday the
members Of the club will compete In
the l8-hole handicap tourney for the
japanese Cup, placed IN competition
several years ago by Ambassador
Matsudaira, who was an enthusiastic
golfer.
MEMBERS of the Association ef
lv1 Practitioners before the Interstate
Commerce Commission de1ed the
elements yesterday and played in golf
tourney at the Washington Gcf and
Country Cuba part Of their annual
convention. j. r. Hiltner of Arlington.
N. j., was the outstanding golfer, reg
istering an SO through the sloppy going
to win the gross prize. G. e. Elicit, a
member Of Chevy Chase, was next with
9O-13-77, tied at that mark for low
net with Frank McManamy, a member
of the Interstate Commerce Commls-
sion. McManany's score was 102-25-
II. In the blind bOgey tourney Edward
A. Lucas won with card OF 109-3O
TO. A Henry Walter also was prize
winner with a score of 94-16-78.
DR. THOMAS D. WEBB defeated
- Ralph S. Fowler up to win his
way to the final round In the CLUB
championship, where he will oppose
RAese r. Hair for the title. Fowler was
/ up at the fourteenth hole, where
Webb holed two brides in q row to 90
up. But Fowler came back to secure
. bird on the sixteenth and square
only to lose the seventeenth to enable
webb to 60 into the one hole lead which
hA kAy,t TO the finish They halved the