The Washington times., 1933-09-30
PRO TOURNEY
LISTED FOR
NEXT WEEK
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Club championships will be the
main golf issues at most Of the
local clubs today and tomorrow.
In many cases. the events have
reached the semifinal and final
stages.
Clubs that are in the midst of
championships are Washington
Golf and Country Club, Con-
gresSional, Argyle, Indian Spring,
.Woodmont, Beaver Dam and
Manor.
- These events mark the ending
Of the competitive season here,
although there will be scattered
events until mid-November when
the season is capped with the
National Capital Open at the
KenWood Country Club
Three big tournaments are on
next weeks program.
Press Club Members Golf
- Monday finds golfing members
Of the National Press Club get
ting together at the Indian
Spring Club. Tuesday brings the
second annual Washington Times
Women's Tournament at the
Beaver Dam Country Club. while
the Middle Atlantic P. G. A.
match play championship will be
determined at the Chevy Chase
Club on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday.
Just picture the partisan golf
gallery that would follow the
match were the luck of the draw
to bring together AL Houghton and
Ralph Beach. whose golf enmity
flares to white heat whenever the
two are in the same tournament.
Mrs. Douglas TsChiffely. who Is
handling entries for The Wash
tngton Times women tourney, ex-
poets a large field, judging by
the number Of entries already
received. Entries which must be
accompanied by a fee Of fifty
cents, are being received by her
at 2S44 Twenty-Eighth st. N. w.
The time limit for entries ex-
pireS at noon tomorrow.
HOughtOn Retains Crown
Houghton retained his Mary
land Open crown by defeating
Beach by one stroke, in their
18-hole playoff over the Five
Farms course of the Baltimore
Country Club yesterday. Hough-
ton shot 73, three over par, while
Beach scored "A. After going a
stroke over on par on each Of the
first three holes, Houghton settled
down and was even par from the
fourth to the eighteenth.
Miller B. STEVENSON successfully
defended his club championship
at Columbia Country Club by
turning back John L. Barr, 3 and
!, In the finals yesterday. He
crushed 15-year-old Harvey John
son. 7 and S, in the semifinals.
The annual championships were
climaxed by the banquet last
night, George P. James, Thomas
w. Brahany and Cy Cummings
sharing the spotlight as masters
OF ceremonies. Those who ap.
peared on the entertainment pro-
gram were H. Tudor Morsell, Ar
thur Wilson, j. F. M. Bowie, Matt
Horne. George O'Connor, George
Wilson, Ed Steffe and Fred East.
Summaries:
SECOND FLIGHT
Semifnal Round-O H. Severance de-
deated DIR. Maxwell, 3 and .: Ray
Chaplin defeated B. L. Hartz, up
', Finals - Severance defeated Chaplin,
. and 1.
THIRD FLIGHT
! Semifinal Round-C. A. Slater defeated
r. r. Walsh, I up in 20 holes; franklin
Ford defeated J. W. Beller. 2 and l.
Fin&ls-Ford defeated Slater. s and 4.
FOURTH FLIGHT
fsated Homer Phillips: 2 up: W. R.
Finals - WinsTow defeated McNulty,
FIFTH FLIGHT
Semiflnal Round-E. B. Olds defeated
&c. L. Munter. 4 and 3: C. c. Caywood
defeated g. C. Howard, 3 and g
Finals - Olds defeated Caywood. 2
SIXTH FLIGHT
Semifinal Round-B. E. Skinker de-
feated r. o. Saunders and 3: G. H.
MattinEly defeated George Shields. 8
FINALS - Mattinsly defeated skinker,
ana 2.
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