Evening star., 1932-04-03
TWO TEAM EVENTS,
CLUB T|LTS LISTED
Indian Spring Linksmen to Be
Met-ScheduIe Starts
on April Is.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

6IaEOOAE IldIhcO NY IWO
" team matches with an
n other club and by three ex-
hibition matches, together
with two club championships
and a number of minor events,
has been arranged by the Golf
Committee of Kenwood Golf and
Country Club for 1882.
The initial team match Of the series
of two contests to be played between
Kenwood and Indian Spring, the latter
holder of the Maryland State Coli AS
sociation team championship, VII! be
played ut Indian Spring Sunday, May
!. A return match will be played at
Kenwood Sunday, May is. -,
Twenty men from each cluo VIII
comprise the two teams, with the flrst
10 players on each team competing
from scratch, while the second 10 will
play on a handicap basis to be fixed by
the captains of the two teams.
The professionals OF the two clubs,
George Diffenbaugh of Indian Spring
and Al Houghton Of Kenwood, viii play
on the teams.
The three exhibition matches listed
on the Kenwood schedule will involve
several of the professional golfers
around Washington, and the schedule
will not interfere with the holding OF
the National Capital open tourney,
again listed for the Kenwood Club next
Fall.
Events Start Early.
Here is the complete Kenwood
April l6, 17-Blind bogey, 10 holes,
players to choose handicaps.
April %, 24-Medal play handicap,
low net and low gross prizes,
April 24-Exhibition match, 18 holes,
May Team match with Indian
Spring at Indian Spring.
May 7,e-Kickers' tourney, Is holes,
handicap After the player has finished
his round he may substitute pars Tor
any FIVE holes on his card.
May 15-Return team match with
Indian Spring at Kenwood.
May al, 22-Match play against par,
10 holes.
May s0-Flag tourney, 10 holes. 2
p.n., driving contest; 3 pm, blind driv-
ing contest; pm, wonens putting
contest at 9 holes.
Club Title Tourney.
June 4, 5-Club championship, quail
fcation round, lS holes, with 10 10
QuAluy. MhuIy TAbL6CAoAN 40 NAAS Nv
lime 1I-I2-Club championship, first
and second rounds.
June i8-i9-Club championship,
semi final and final rounds.
June 25-l6-Donal L. Chamberlain
trophy event, 18 holes medal play
handicap. won last year by G: A. Tew:
July 2-3-Blind bogey, l8 holes medal
play, players to choose own handicaps.
July 3-Exhibition match, ID holes.
July 4-Morning. tombstone tourney,
10 holes; afternoon, driving contest
blind driving contest and women's put
ting contest at Q holes.
July l6-l7-Handicap medal play, ID
July 3o-31-"Alibi" tourney, 10 holes.
Contestants may replay any 10 shots
they desire without penalty
August 67-Handicap medal play. IL
August al-Exhibition match, lo
September s-4-Match play against
par, lS holes handicap.
Labor Day Competition.
September 6-FIag tournament ls
holes medal play handicap. Afternoon.
two-ball Scotch foursor1e, players 10
choose own partners.
September lD-i1-Quahtying round
for the G. Powell Grady trophy for the
senior club championship. Eight play.
ers Of so years Of age and over 10
qualify.
September 17-ls-First round, senior
championship.
September 24-Final, senior cham
pionship This tourney was won last
year by w. c. LOCKER.
October 8-9-Kickers' tournament
handicap. Players may substitute par
on any ave holes they wish.
Wednesday of every week has been
designated as women's day, with the
events to be announced each week. The
womens club championship will be
played on May IL and 18, at 36 holes
medal play. This tourney was won last
year hv Virginia Williams.