Evening star., 1932-10-23
BY w. r. McCALLUM.
WITH only three weeks to 60 before
w several scores of the leading pro-

Dx w. n. WCSALAOMs
WITH only three weeks to go before
w several scores Of the leading pro-
fessional golfers of the land open
the second National Capital open cham
pionship at the Kenwood Golf and
Country Club, the club announced to-
day champion of club champions"
tournament to be staged for amateur
golfers about Washington one week
prior to the open championship.
Kenwood Is getting ready to send
out invitations to the club champions
and runners-up for the club titles at
all the golf clubs about the Capital, or
those which stage yearly club title
events. The tourney will be 36-hole
medal play affair and probably will
be held on November 6. The National
Capital open tourney. a 54-hole event,
will be held on Saturday. November r.
and Sunday, November. 13. Several
prizes have been put up by members of
the Kenwood Club for this scheduled
championship of club champions"
tourney Inasmuch as the field will
be small one, comprising not more
than % players, the club plans to hold
the 36-hole event in one day, with the
entrants playing twin rounds for the
title. Invitations will be sent out to
runners-up:
Army-Navy Country Club-Maj. Rich
ard K. Sutherland, champion; Capt.
Kendall J. Fielder, runner-up.
Argyle Country Club-William p. di
Este, champion; j. B. Harmon runner
up.
Indian Spring Golf Club-Dr. L. S.
Otell, champion; Arthur Urban, run
| ner-up.
Columbia Country Club-Miller B
! STEVENSON. champion; Comdr. C. b
Hatch, runner-up.
Kenwood Golf and Country Club
Forrest Thompson, champion; c. r.
Hough. runner-up.
! Congressional Country Clut-Psge
Hufty, champion; L. C. Steward, jr.,
runner-up.
Beaver Dam Country Club. John r
Miller. champion; Jesse Baggett, run
! ner-up.
Woodmont Country Club-Howard
Nordlinger, champion; Milton Harris,
runner-up.
| Manor Club-Harry G. Pitt, cham
pion: c. W. Stoddard, runner-up.
! Washington Golf and Country Club
Title not yet decided. 1t lies between
d.. Thomas d. Webb and Reese r.
Hair.
Chevy Chase Club-Fred X. Hitz
/ champion; C. Ashmead Fuller, runner
up.
/ Meanwhile, entries for the National
! Capital open, major tourney for the
! professionals, as golf events go these
days, when offerings of coin are not as
| heavy as they used to be, continue to
come to Al Houghton, the Kenwood pro
! With ell the big shctS of 1882 golf in
! iS foiy Ia
will eclipse even the succes sful 1891
event rs a golf affair of clas7 1t is
! planned again to charge an admission
/ Zee Of 81 to see the pres on each OF
| the two days of the tourney. DIN
Dntra, the P. G. A. champion. is the
only outstanding professional star who
has net yet entered or signified his
intention to enter the Kenwood event
Prize money in the open will total
S2,5c0, with first money to be s7O0
/ Willie MacFariana of Tuckahoe. N. Y,
W1n the tourney last year, with Tommy
Armour and Sal Di Buono tied for sec
ond
THREE go,f tournaments postpcn ned
L because of bad weather last week
are scheduled this week Two of
them are women's events. Over at
Washington field G some 80 women
are planning to pay i'll a 36-hole event
on Wednesday and Thursday fer the
TSchiffely and McClcnahan trophies
At Columbia the wome1s championship
event. washed out by "a in last week, wi /
! start tomorrow with the original pair
ings for the qualifying rounds The
contestants will qualify in flights Of eight
and will mcet at match pay on Tues
( day. Wednesday end Thursday.
The Maryland State Golf Ass citation
event. scheduled for last Tuesday at
Woodmont and postponed because CT
bad weather, is scheduled for the COM
il g Tuesday at Woodmont. This Is the
last of the Maryland Association events
t. be played at a Washington club this
year. The closing tourney of the year
tor the association will be played over
the Five Farms course Of the Baltimore
Country Club on November l.
TOLUMB1A COUNTRY CLUB men,
~ berS are to meet at the club house
next Wednesday and vote on a
ticket of club officers for the coming
year. The following have been placed
in nomination by the Nominating Com
mittee: For president, Lanier P. Nc
Lachlen; for vice president, Robert H.
Dalgleish; for secretary, Arthur B. Shell
ton; for treasurer, John Poole. For
members of the board for the three
year term ending October, 1885, Clyde
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