Evening star., 1932-05-16

trants to the list today brought
the total number of contestants
in the Chevy Chase invitation
golf tournament up to 388 players
the largest number ever to compete in
the annual invitation event for the Taft
and Sherman Trophies. Included in
the added entries who came in after
the original pairings were made Satur-
day are Henry D. Nicholson, the Wash
| ington Club champion; Ernie Caldwell
of Hillendale, Baltimore, one of the
leading players of the Old Line State;
| Tommy Webb, young Washington Club
| star, and Francis Ortman, captain OF
the ST. Johns Prep School golf team.
The added entries, with their starting
times, follow:
Tuesday.
7:30 ANA Henry Walter and B.
L. Smoker Washington.
7:35-John W. Dudley, (Argyle) and
Francis Ortman (St Johns.
7:4O-R. McClayton CManor) and P.
B. Cavanaugh Congressional.
7:45-E. A. Merkle (Indian Spring.
| and L. R. Cole (Army-Navy).
7:50-H. S. Belts (Kenwood) and Col.
f1dIIy IN. SOOICS NSi1Cfy SAdoSy'
7:55-James G. c. Corcoran and T.
D. Webb, jr. Washington.
$40 pm-W. E. Clark Chevy
Chase and Dana Manners.
3:45-Larry Knowles and DR.. T. M.
Foley Chevy Chase.
3:5O-Henry D. Nicholson (Washing-
tom and J. T. Thornton.
Wednesday.
$50 p.m.-E. L. Caldwell (Hillen-
dale) and William D. Waxter (Balti-
more c. c..
2:55 pm-George ]. Dooley George
Washington u and E. H. Frederick
(Hillendale).
800 p.m.-G. w. Kirkland (Army-
Navy and Emmons S. Smith, jr.
Chevy Chase.
sos p.m.-Y. E. Booker Chevy
Chase and E. L. Jones (Columbia).
A number of entries which were re-
ceived too late for pairing will not be
able to start in the tourney. The entry
list has exceeded the expectations of
the Tournament Committee. Only "a
players out of 388 will qualify, which
is certain to make the fight for place
in all the flights keen.
nOST entries will be received at the
L first tee at the Manor Club today
and tomorrow for the District
women's golf championship, which got
under way at Manor today with the
first section of the 18-hole uualiflca-
ton round. The entry list is small, but
select in point of class of golfing ability.
Brig Gen. Pelham D. Glassford, chief
of police, will present the Shannon
Trophy and other prizes next Saturday
afternoon at Manor, following the final
round in the tourney. Match play will
start Wednesday morning.
Washington woman golfers absorbed
another defeat at the hands of Phila-
delphia fair stars yesterday in four
some play over the course of the Ma
tional Womans Country Club, but in
doing so partially redeemed their sin
giles loss at Chevy Chase Saturday.
For where the Philadelphia team Won
in singles by 40 to %, they were able
to win in foursomes yesterday by only
1872 to 1012. Mrs J. Marvin Haynes,
Middle Atlantic champion, and Wini-
fred Faunce, Manor, defeated Mrs. c.
H. Vanderbeck and Mrs. Dorothy
Campbell Hurd in the top foursome.
Both the Philadelphia women are for
mer holders of the woman's national
title. Here are the summaries Of yes
terday's match:
Mrs j, NJ. Haynes and Miss Winifred
Campbell Hurd and Mrs. c. H. VandeTbeck
Miss Frances williams and Miss Jane
Eynon I%g and aolls Mrs. Dorothy White Nicolson
il5sw. MIS- 4 johnson no,a9s and Ms; Ms. a,.n A
TAa asoEeT and Ms Mrs. T ). W. s Bsier 's w.. ifa IL
Mrs. Joseph Roberts and Mrs Valentine
EAiC I'D \ r0intg. Mrg Alma VOn 2tAipner
and and Mrs; HARRISON Brand. jr. CWJ. none
Mrs. Y. E. Booker and Mrs. Hume Wrong
1W;l' points; Mrs. J. s. sevison and Mrs.
Miss AbEaii Ware and Miss Ackeroyd
(P9, 212 points; Miss. Virginia Pope and
Miss off Rafg ERse VENT % ana eOin Miss Barbara
Weaver O. NJ "a points; Miss virsipia viii
Mrs Morrison and Miss Goodman CP).
points Miss Elizabeth Brawner and, Mrs.
ov9 Mrs II H. Va5e n6nt and Mrs James Aeker
aha Mrs. M ssf sstz ana Haie MSS FlcreRes Rein' Nc
Miss Louise Claytor CWD, none.
INDIAN SPRING golfers pounded out
i another victory at the expense of
the team of the Kenwood Golf and
Country Club in a match at Kenwood
yesterday, winning by II points to g.
The summary:
A L. Houghton (KD defeated George
DG6baqsh Fsfsd K bom,. S a1d 2 R.Isss Msury Ft7
j. William Harvey jr. a. s. defeated
Forrest Iss Thompson tKl I and q Thomas
and s. Best ball-Indian Spring, S and l.
Mai. J. e Mcclure (K) defeated H. A
Lacey q. s., up Bruce Warden (K) de-