Evening star., 1932-07-19


day over the course of the Co.
lumbia Country Club to determine the
three men to represent this section in
the National Professional Golfers As
sociation championship. The champion
ship itself will be played late in August
over the Keller golf course near st.
Paul Minn. The sectional qualification
round will be played at 36 holes medal
play on THURSDAY. July o.
Announcement of the choice of the
club and the date was made today by
Ralph Beach, president of the Middle
Atlantic Professional Golfers Associa-
tion. who is located at the Baltimore
Suburban Club. The pros met at Con-
gressional a week ago and tentatively
chose the date and place, subject to
confirmation by the club.
Last year there were no Washington
qualifiers in the P. G. A. tourney. which
was PLAYED at Providence and won by
Tom Creavy of Albany. N Y. The ma
tional tourney was offered to the Ken
wood Golf and Country Club, but was
declined at this time.
COMETHING in the nature of local
- golf record has just been hung up
by DR.. Don johnson of the Con-
gressional Country Club Playing the
course of the Washington Golf and
Country Club, DR.. johnson started with
an eagle and ended with a birdie. He
holed a chip shot for an eagle deuce
on the first hole at Washington. one of
the few deuces recorded on this hole,
and ended the round by flinging a high
iron shot to the eighteenth green. The
ball hit the edge of the cup for two
and barely stayed out. He tapped in
his birdie three.
Charlie Penna of Congressional
scored an eagle on the par fifteenth
at Washington, reaching the green with
a drive and No. iron, and holing
fifteen-footer for the 3.
I ED by Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes, chair
IL man of the Womens District Golf
Association Tournament Commit
tee, the Columbia Country Club team
clinched the team title in the inter
club series yesterday trouncing the team
of the Kenwood Golf and Country Club
in the final matches. played at Indian
Spring. Columbia kept its slate clean
by whipping the team of the KenWood
Golf and Country Club by a to
margin. The Columbia team succeeds
Congressional as the new team cham
pions.
Congressional finished in the runner
up position. Columbia won nine
straight matches and suffered no de-
feats. Congressional won second place
with six wins two ties and one defeat.
Chevy Chase finished third.
Mrs. Haynes set a new course rec-
ord for the Indian Spring layout from
the middle tees with a mark of 10,
three strokes better than the 81 carded
two weeks ago by Mrs. Betty P. Meek
ley Mrs Meckley's score was made
from the mems tees. Mrs. Haynes
played the first nine in 38 and the
last nine in Al.
Here are the results of the team
matches yesterday which wind up the
early schedule for the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association:
us1nef GGpm1a snd & Srs Ken~SPd Bser Ms combS M
fnd Ms; y!Tsinls twin Ksnye2di MIs
Philip Medley and Mrs Leo Walper ken
Eood Ms Mari snd D. Mrs De
for Mrs Msier and 'sIso Mrs Miller ''I1n Kenwood
HsaEcr Shss and Shss fs s
CPasel scored points to rome for Mrs. E.
NJ L,,i Mccslland and Mrs. L. G. Manor;
sssfeG and pohs ms to Pat for 05fy Mrs.
Mrs. Frank r. Keefer and Mrs. Bishop Hill
Chevy Chase, scored 3 points to none for
Mrs. Howard Simons and Mrs. ]. T. Powell
Congressional, 7; Indian Spring. ?. Mrs.
j. F. Dowdal and Mrs. Alma Won STEINER
tCongressionan scored 3 points to none for
Mrs; J, v; Bgownell and Mrs. J. v. Harvey;
Virginia Williams. tConsressionaN scored
Mrs. Scott indian Spring.; Mrs Ralph orr
and Mrs, H A. Knox (ConsressionaD scored
M aeorse to Bown m for indian m Tom Moore and
Army and Navy. 9; Beaver Dam, O. Mrs.
c: x. Osborne and Mrs L. H. Hedrick
Army and Navy scored 3 points to none
Mitchell Beaver DAM; Mrs B. r. Lus-
comb and Mrs Phillip Cole fArmy and
N.ay Navy, scored 2 points to none for Mrs.
M Mrs ", F Holtzmsn and Mrs. David 1Army
and Navy scored POINTS to none for Mrs
Stone and Mrs. Brown Beaver DAM.
The trophies won in the team
matches will be presented at a tourney
to be held next Monday at Chevy
Chase.
A MOTHER hole in one has been
IA made at the Washington Golf and
Country Club. 1t was made on
the second hole-a 155-yard affair-by
Robert E. Delaplaine, newspaper pub
Usher of Frederick, Md, who hit a
mashie shot from the tee and watched