The Washington times., 1932-10-24
D|vOT-D|GGERS
ACTIVE HERE
THIS WEEK
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

By GEORGE A. SIMPSON
The divot-diggers will be overly
busy this week, as there are sew
eral tournaments on the golf pro-
gram to merit their attention.
Today approximately 100 WON.
en- golfers are playing at the Ma.
tional Woman's Country Club
while about two dozen male
golfers are competing in the pro-
amateur tournament at Wood.
mont Country Club.
Besides, play began in the
woman's club championship at
Columbia while the fall tourney Of
the Washington Association of Re
tail Credit Men was being held at
the Washington Golf and Country
Club.
Tournament Tomorrow
Tomorrow the Maryland State
Golf Association will hold a tour.
ney at Woodmont, while the
Douglas TSchiffely Cup competi.
ton for women is programmed
Wednesday at Washington.
Friday, Columbia will hold q
one-day event for women, while
the Tatum Cup for men will be
the feature at Congressional
Saturday. Several local pros will
also make the trip to Greensboro,
N. c., for the North Carolina open
Friday and Saturday.
DR.. Thomas Webb annexed the
Washington Golf and Country
Club championship by defeating
Reese Hair, 3 and /, in the 36-hole
finals yesterday. Dale Drain won
over Capt. E. M. Lewis. and 3, in
the second flight, while Guy Nc.
Kinney scored over A. w. Howard,
6 and 5, in the third flight finals.
Indian Spring Wins
The Indian Spring golfers de.
feated Army and Navy, 19-9, in
their matches at Indian Spring
yesterday. Summaries:
Mai. r. X. Sutherland and Capt. K
]. Fielder (Army-Navy), II Larry OTeII
and Tom Belshe Qndian Spring) IN.
Mai. 4. A Noyes and Capt Francis
Harvey, Jr. Qndian SPRING., 3; Capt
LusComb and Mai. Robertson (Army-
Navy. /; Arthur Urban and Alec Baum.
gartner Gndian Spring., 2. Mai. Dear
ing and Lieut.. Macher (ArmyNavy), o:
L. Fuchs and V. Burnett Qndian SPRING.,
g. Capt. Hickey and Maj. Beck (Army-
Navy, 0; Craig Mckee and Pat Cook
(indian SPRING., 8. Maj. Saunders and
Capt. shipp (Army- Navy ); John
tl Hagser and R R. tS,.d e; Hubbard Ds (1n6isn
body (Army-Navy), l. L. A. Strong and
George Gist Hndian SPRING., .. Capt.
Menzie and Mai. Surles (Army Navy,
5; Homer S. Pope and R: I. Kruezberg
Maj. sadler tArmy-NavyG 0; F. A.
Butler and W. H. Dickhout Qndian
Spring., ). Lieut. Pirie and Lieut.
Bertschy (Arny Navy, Il: Howard
Eales and e. B. Wagner (Indian
SPRING.. 2h.
Argyle Country Club surprised
with a 15-9 victory over Beaver
Dam in their matches over the
Argyle course. Summaries:
William P. DiEste and P. w. LeDuc
tArgyle). ); William Cox and Jess
Baggett (Beaver Dam), 0. J. B.
Harmon and William B. Walsh (Ar-
gyle), 3; j. Dawkins and Fred Stringer
(Beaver DAM, 0. George w. Wood
and DR.. ]. w. Dudley tArgyle). >; D.
n. Pratt and w LaRille (Besver
Dam), /. F. c. Columbus and Tim
Rear1on (Argyle), 21a H. Bailey and
d. E. Wattison (Beaver Dam), n.
w. II. Flannery and T. Willmett
(Argyle). 5; f. r. Heimer and E. E.
Bailey tBeaver Dam). 0. n. 1. Glib
son and E. S. Cassidey CArgyle), 0;
f. INLAY and r. NJ. Brown (Beaver
Damn. ;. f. i. Mifflin and william
A. Taylor (Argyle), 0; ]. NJ. Palmer
and ~ Wilson (Beaver Damn, 3. E.
j. Mohler tArgyle), Ia; J. Abrams
C. B. Dulcan 104-3D 73,
landed first prize in the sweep
stakes at Woodmont. Howard
Nordlinger (SO-O IS, and Rob-
ert Baum (88-13) IS. tied for
second. Mr.. an6 Mrs. Jesse
Miller (107-25 80, accounted for
the mixed Scotch foursome. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Baum (111-26)
IS. placed second with Mrs.
Jerome Meyer, and Leopold V.
F'reudberg (99-l3 86, taking
third h0nnrS