Evening star., 1932-10-01

tourney, attracted by the s2.500 which
Kenwood will put up. While Al Hough-
ton, the club pro, was at st. Paul for
the P. G. A. tourney early in September
he secured the promise of number OF
nationally famous professionals to play
in the Kenwood affair. Their names
are signed on poster on the bulletin
board at Kenwood. They include prac-
tically all the famous professionals who
played in the P. G. A. except Olin
Dutra. winner of the P G. A. 1t is
settled that Gene Sarazen, American
and British open champ; Walter Hagen,
Willie MacFarlane, Tommy Armour and
John Farrell will play here.
WASHINGTON Golf and Country
w Club golfers to the number of a
score or more will move over to
the Army-Navy Country Club tomor-
row, where they will be the guests of
the golfers of the service club to play
in team match. A return engagement
will be played over the Washington
course on october 16.
VIRGINIA WILLIAMS. winner of
Y The Star Cup last May, and one
of the most promising of the
younger golfers around Washington,
annexed the woman's championship OF
the Confessional Country Club yester-
day, defeating Mrs. j. F. Dowdall on
the eighteenth green in the final round.
Mrs. Dowdall was defending the title
she won last year.
Never more than a hole apart all
through the match, the two f1nallsts
battled right down to the final putt on
the final green They were even at the
turn and again even playing the six
teenth, which Miss Williams won with
a par 4 on this lengthy hole for women.
They halved the last two holes. Their
scores were SO and "a.
The second fight went to Mrs. Ralph
Orr, who won l up from Mrs. H. H.
Moffitt in much the same kind OF match
as that in the first flight.
THIRTY-ONE woman golfers of the
i club have entered in the tourney
for the Washington Golf and
Country Club title, which opens on
Monday with an 18-hole qualification
round One of the entrants is Mrs.
Dorothy White Nicolson, holder of the
District woman's title. The champion
ship will be one of the few womans
title events played at washington dur
ing the last 10 years.
The ladder and ringer tournaments
for women players at Washington end
ed yesterday Both were won by the
same golfer Mrs. William E. Hall de-
feated Mrs. j. l.. Fieser to win top place
on the club ladder. and when she fin
ished she was informed she had won
the ringer tournament also.
Ralph S. Fowler, one of the favorites
to win the Washington mems club
title, had to go to the twenty-second
hole to win a match in the first round
from E. T. Fur. who had Fowler up
with to CO. Fowler won four OF the
last five holes and finally annexed the
match on the fourth extra hole. Other
first flight results were:
Russell Jewell defeated DR.. c. Z. Buck. 4
and 2; DR.. T. D. Webb defeated A. 3. GAIT
and 6; D. r. Dougherty defeated W. II.
"i2-i7 handicap fisht-John M. Keith de-
feated T. NJ. Mather. and l.
Birney Cup tnandicaps above I'D; NC
Kinney defeated G. a. Appel. ! up; G.
clausen defeated -.5isv GarneF' and up; ;. E
Gates defeated G.. s: Applegate. ! up; K.
Brandt defeated o. L. Veerhof. and !; A.
w. Howard defeated H. Ross ColweL. up
in 20 holes.
A. H Wilson. / up. l9 holes; E: 8. Pardoe
defeated DR.. William p Haynes. ana 2.