Evening star., 1932-10-09
TWO club championships are to be
decided today. At Beaver Dam
John r. Miller and Jesse F.

John r. Miller and Jesse F.
Baggett are to play 36 holes for
the club title won last year by Z.
Henry Phipps At Indian Spring Arthur
Urban has reached the final, where ne
is to meet DR.. L. S. Otell in a 36-hole
final TODAY. Otell defeated L. F. Pass
~ 3 and yesterday. Meanwhile, mem
bers of the Congressional Country CLUB
are to play in the 18-hole medal round
for the club title, to be decided during
the next week end, and out at Wash
ington play in the club title chase has
reached the semi-final stage.
At Washington tomorrow some three
score golfers from the Department Of
Agriculture will compete over the 36-
hole route in their annual champion
ship tourney for six trophies donated
by officials of the department. The
championship trophies are the Associa-
ton Championship Cup for low gross
score and the Dunlap Trophy. donated
by the Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
ture. Renick w. Dunlap, for low net
score. In addition four bureau chiefs
have contributed prizes as follows:
c. L. Marlatt. for the Bureau OF
Entomology; William A. Taylor. for the
Bureau of Plant Industry; John r.
Mohler, for the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry, and Henry G. Knight, for the
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils. In
addition to these trophies other prizes
will be given for low gross and low net
scores for SO holes, and prize for the
low net score in each foursome. L. T.
Hopkins holds the championship.
WILLIAM H. KRAUSE of the Pro-
w hibition Bureau shot score of
81 to win the play-off of tie
for the Bascom Timmons Trophy from
H. E. Radcliffe in the National Press
Club tourney last week The main
tourney was played at Manor on Mon
day and Krause won the play-off four
DAYS later. To Radcliffe will go the
prize donated by the American Auto
mobile Association.
Something of record for winning
and losing golf matches was set at
Columbia in the opening day of the
club championship last Thursday. when
j. w. Murphy won a match at am.
and by 9:1O had lost a match. 1t all
happened because of the weather.
Murphy's first-round opponent default
ed to him on account of the heavy
rain and then Murphy defaulted to his
second-round opponent for the same
reason.
Mrs B. T. Fitzhugh, former Southern
champion, played round of golf at
Washington last week with Mrs.
Dorothy White Nicholson, District title
holder. They kept no score, but both
of them were we'll down in the low Dos.
MRS. BETTY P. MECKLEY, former
1V1 District women's golf champion
and winner of many Journeys in
her home State of New York, added
the womens golf title of the Indian
Spring Club to her collection yesterday,
completely showing under the defending
title holder in the final round. Mrs.
James v. BroWnell, who won the cham
pionship last year, fell by Z and 6 be-
fore the impressive game Of Mrs.
Meckley who will be one of the favor
ties to win the Middle Atlantic title next
week at Baltimore.
The second flight in the tourney was
won by Mrs r. D. White, who defeated
Mrs. j. H. Bullock by up. In the first
to meet Mrs. j. F. Gross. while the
second flight consolation finds Mrs. g.
Trageser opposed to Mrs. William M.
Smith. The third flight consolation
final lies between Mrs. L. H. frey and
Mrs B. G. Simpich. while the fourth
flight consolation final has been won by
Mrs. c. F. Bigelow, who beat Mrs. w.
Rehman.
Reese r. Hair reached the semi-final
round in the Washington Club cham
pionship tourney yesterday, defeating
r. r Harrell by and l in the second
round He will meet w. r. McCallum
In one semi-final. while Ralph s. Fowler
opposes DR.. T. ID. Webb In the other
scmi-final.
John Jankowski has been named 10
captain the golf team OF Catholic Uni
vcrsity. which will include two local
golfers Of better than ordinary caliber.
JankowSkl Ia from Massachusetts, and
Impressed some observers with his fine
style IN the Army-Navy Club tourney
Last Spring Franklin Parks of Con-
gresslonal and Noble Cock, former
Western HiiEh lad, are on the team
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