Evening star., 1932-10-11
w YITH the Presidents Cup tour
\A/ ney ended, another of the
v v Fall golf events of the
Chevy Chase Club schedule

Chevy Chase Club schedule
started, with match play continuing
through most Of October. The newest
event is the tourney for the Liberty
Cup. one of the classic events held an
nually for golfers of the club. Pairings
follow: j. P. Lannon Q4 VS.. F. w.
Coleman 90: DR.. T. NJ. Foley 15) VS..
D. D. L. McGrew 13): E. o. Wagen-
horst UD vs. George Richards, jr. 80;
Frank P. Reside CD VS.. E. M. Talcott
U2); Oscar Coolican % VS.. r. r. M.
Emmett Q3); Admiral c. B. McVay, jr
14) VS.. Charles V. Wheeler 90: P. P.
Powell 1D vs. Dwight Dickinson I'D;
Richard P. Whiteley Q2) vs.. Charles
V. Hayes CID. The first round in the
tourney must be finished by tomorrow.
MATCH PLAY in the women's cham
lvX pionship tourney of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association is to
start tomorrow over the course of the
Rodgers Forge Golf Club near Balti-
more where the qualification round was
run off today. Two of Washington's S
outstanding feminine golfers are play
ing in the tourney. Both are rivals for
the heap of the fair club swingers
around the Capital. They are Mrs. j.
Marvin Haynes of Columbia. present
holder of the Midatlantic title, and
Mrs. Betty p Meckley of Indian Spring,
champion of that club and a former
District titleholder. They met in the
second round of the tourney last year.
with Mrs Haynes victorious. Eight
other Washington women are playing in
the event The tourney will run
through the week, with the final round
scheduled for Saturday.
DOLAND MACKENZIE. newest re-
II cruit to the professional golf ranks
from Washington. will leave Balti-
more tonight by boat for Florida. where
he will remain for several weeks and
possibly for the entire Winter. He will
be accompanied by his bride OF a few
months-the former Betty Bowden Of
Sacramento, Calf. While in the South
Roland hopes to become affiliated with
one of the golf clubs which dot the
State. There is a chance he may play
in many of the Winter tournaments,
although he would rather secure a job
and set about learning more about his
new profession.
Golf teams of the Washington Golf
and Country Club and the Army-Navy
Country Club are to meet next Sunday
in an informal match over the WASH
ington course The match will be re-
turn engagement for one played on
october at the Army-Navy Club. The
matches are entirely informal and no
score is kept.
TWO professional tournaments are
i billed for decision within the next
week. On Friday at the Baltimore
Suburban Club field OF score or
more assistant professionals from the
Washington Baltimore area will scrap
Il out over the 36-hole route for the
assistants title Next Monday will
start over the course of the Maryland
Country Club the Middle Atlantic
Professional Golfers Association match
play championship for the title now
held by Cliff McKimmie of Hagerstown
Most prominent among the younger
pros from Washington who will play for
the assistants title are Gene Larkin OF
Chevy Chase. and Archie Clark OF Con-
gressional. This pair of youngsters are
about the best among the assistants at
Washington clubs, and can move along
as fast as any full-fledged pro In this
area.
The assistants also will be eligible for
the match play title. which will have
Glenn S. Spencer, pro at Maryland, in
stalled as the pre-tourney favorite
Spencer knows every twist and turn OF
his home bailiwick, which Is tricky
enough at best, and with his acknowl-
edged ability to whack q golf ball as far
as any man, will be the favortte to win
the title. A few Of the local pros went
over to Maryland to practice yesterday,
with Bob Barnett leading the procession
with q y. Barnett was runner-up last
year to McKimmie in the tourney at
Woodmont.
THREE belated entries today brought
i the list of starters in the District
5 senior tourney at Woodmont up
to Is men S. years of age and more
who started play the title now held by
p. s. Ridsdale of Chevy Chase. The
latter Is defending the title he won last
year IN . playo6 with Clark G. 0rimth.