Evening star., 1933-10-03
BALTIMORE LANDS
GOLF TITLE MATCH
Chevy Chase and HiIIendaIe
Will Battle Sunday at
Rolling Road.

Maryland State team golf
i championship will be
played over the course of
the Rolling Road Golf Club next
Sunday. Rolling Road was one
Of the two courses chosen for the
final round. The names Of the
two courses-Rolling Road and
Columbia-were placed in a hat
and Tiny" Hall, president OF the
State association, blindfolded
himself, reached in a massive paw
and pulled out the name of Roll
ing Road.
So the Chevy Chase club-swingers,
mastering their strongest team, will
move over to Rolling Road on Sunday
to clash with Ernie Caldwell and his
stalwart group of Hillendale divot-
diggers. At least part Of the advantage
will be on the side Of Hillendale, for
the golfers from the Baltimore club
know Rolling Road better than do the
Chevy Chase players, and certainly Car
roll T. McMaster, the Rolling Road pro.
will have the edge Of Bob Barnett OF
Chevy Chase in so far as knowledge OF
the Rolling Road course Is concerned.
McMaster held down the professional
berth at Rolling Road for several years
and still holds the course record at 62.
DAIRINGS and starting times will be
assigned at the tee for the quail
= fvyiv, in, a fiddla
P. G. A. championship, which opens
tomorrow at the Chevy Chase Club. with
the cream of the pros from the Middle
Atlantic area to enter in the tourney.
Bobby Cruickshank, diminutive pro
at the Country Club of Virginia, will
not be on hand, but all the other stars
will be there to contest for the crown
won last year by Glenn S. Spencer Of
the Maryland Country Club.
Al Houghton of KenwoOd will be the
outstanding favorite to win the title.
An 18-hole medal play round tomorrow
morning will be followed by single 18-
hole match play round tomorrow after
noon, with two 18-hole match rounds
scheduled for Thursday and a 36-hole
final listed for Friday.
Seven OF the entrants played the
course yesterday and were led by the
72s scored by Houghton and Arthur B.
Thorn, unattached pro. The scoring
slowed down considerably and any score
near par will reveal fine golf. Par for
the Chevy Chase course is 72.
n S. RIDSDALE, former senior golf
champion of Washington. today
holds the Presidents trophy, won
over a field OF nearly 100 players in the
National Press Club tourney at Indian
Spring. Ridsdale scored an 80 yester-
day to annex the Bascom M. Timmons
cup. Dick Westwood won second gross
prize with an 80 and Paul Wooton won
third gross with 81.
Other prizes were won by the fol-
lowing:
Warren w. Wheaton, Abner Ferguson.
Harris B. Hull, James Med. Shea, Edgar
Markham, A. j. Montgomert. John o.
Williams, H. P. Somerville, Larry Bene-
dict, Walter Kilbourne, McFall Kerbey,
w. Porter Oglesby and Harry E. Rad
cliffe.
The boys wandered over, in and
around that lengthy Indian Spring
course all day long, drinking beer and
enjoying themselves to the utmost, but
no one was able to play any golf. Who
could at a Press Club tourney? Spike
Collins, George Durno, and Harry Har-
wood tied for the most coveted prize,
that Of the golfer with the greatest ply
sical endurance.
Pairings for the semi final round in
the Presidents cup tourney at Chevy
Chase are as follows: George E. Elliott
VS.. W. Beverly Mason; Dr.. T. M. Foley
vs. Comd.. A. c. Read. The latter de-
feated Col. Harrison Brand, jr., In q
postponed second-round match, by 4
and 5.
In the competition for the Perkins
Plate among the senior golfers Of the
club, Gen. Frank r. Keefer and Gen. c.
B. Drake have won second-round
matches Gen. Keefer having beaten
Col. E. A. Hickman by 3 and 2, while
Gen. Drake won from F. w. Coleman
by default.
Mrs Winifred Hoffman, defending title
holder, was beaten yesterday in the
Army-Navy Club title event, losing to
David H. Clark shot an 80 in the first
round to win from Mrs. j. S. Upham by
and S.
The results:
Mrs. j. s. Upham. and 5; Mrs. D. o
Noses. 8 and 5; Mrs. j. E. Davis defeated
Mrs A. E. Dedicke 2 and /.
Second fiight-Mrs. 8. Q. Claytor de-
| feated Mrs. c. P. Clark. 5 and 4; Mrs
J. A. Rogers defeated Mrs: B. Y: McCand-
c. K. Wing and 8; Mrs. L. H. Hewitt,
defeated Mrs. Wright. 2 and /.
Third flight-Mrs. j. c. H. Lee defeated
Mrs B. Foster. 2 and 1; Mrs. Norah Brin-
son defeated Mrs: H. Kobbe. and 3; Mrs
and /; Mrs. c. C. Mccormack defeated
Mrs. T. A. Hodeson, and L.
Fourth flight-Mrs. J. Wright won BY
default Mrs. Noble defeated Mrs. Calver