Evening star., 1933-04-07
CARD CALLED BEST
IT EVER ARRANGED
Two Major Title Journeys
and Invitation Affair
Are High Lights.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

DNAA(S&aAS Al CAAN
history of the club, the
Golf Committee of the Indian
Spring Golf Club today an
nounced the 1888 mems list for
the big club near Silver Spring,
Md.
Two major championship tourna-
ments will be played at Indian Spring
this year. These are the District anna
teur championship scheduled for Sep
tember and at SO holes medal play;
and the Maryland State amateur title
tilt, listed for July l9, 20, 81 and %.
In addition, the club will stage its
invitation tourney, open to members
of member clubs of the District Golf
Association and other invited guests on
June ~, %, 90 and 80.
The club golf committee is composed
of the following members: Tom M.
Belshe, captain; DR.. L. S. Otell, team
captain; Carl Willingham and Donald
McNeal, in charge of tournaments;
Harry Peacock and Louis Fuchs, in
charge Of handicapS.
The schedule follows:
Tribal Bowl tourney, for Class A
players: qualifying round, 18 holes be-
tween May 81 and June 2; first match,
Is holes, between June and 8; second
match, Is holes, between June 10 and
16; third match, between June II and
%; final, at 36 holes, on or before
June IS.
Tomahawk sup, Glass B and c players
-72 holes medal play, between May
27 and June 25, full handicap allowance
Club championship matches in all
flights, except the first flight, on a
handicap basis. Qualifying, Is holes,
between September 2 and g. first round,
between September 9 and IS; second
round, between September 16 and %;
semi final, between September % and
20; final, So holes, October 8.
Junior championship, " holes medal
play, between August Is and Septem-
Der Is.
Senior championship for the Schick
plate, during October.
Caywood Cup, 70 holes medal play,
during October, full handicap allow
ance.
Namandji Mini trophy, for south
paws, SO holes medal play on date
in October to be announced later.
April 23-Members and guests tour
nament, selective handicaps.
April 20 to October Ringer tour
nament
April 29, 3O--Blind bogey, winning
number between sc and 81, Is holes
May 6, Blind bogey, winning num-
Der between sc and 81. Also mixed
foursome, Sunday afternoon.
May 10-Maryland State Golf As
Eociation, handicap tournament.
Nav 14-Old and new ynpu1hcrc to,Ir-
namant
May. 1921 1STcmbstone tournament.
May so Memorial day)-Flag tour
nament
June 1o-11-Rotation tournament.
June 17-18-Knickers' tournament
Also miXed- Scotch foursome.
June 2A125-Match play against par,
three -fourths handicap difference.
July Flag tournament.
July 9-Mixed Scotch foursome.
{ July 15-16-Tombstone tournament.
July 22-23-Scotch foursome.
September 2, 8 and blind bogey.
Also mixed Scotch foursome Sum-
September 9 and 10-Rotation tour
nament.
September 19-2O-Scotch foursome.
Glass A players are those with handi-
caps from l to II; Class B players are
those with handicaps 13 to 20, and
Glass players are those with 81 and
over.
ONLY three local public high schools
~ are to compete in round robin
tournament this year for the
Dawes Cup. emblematic of the inter
high school team golf championship
Although golf is classed as a major
sport in the high schools, Eastern and
Tech will not enter teams IN the series
this year. Central High School won
the Dawes Cup last year. but will be
pushed hard again this year by West
ern with such lads as Billy Shannon
in its lineup, and Roosevelt, with John
Connolly heading its team. Each
team will meet the others only once
instead of twice, as in the past. The
schedule follows
April 25-Roosevelt VS.. Western.
April 29-Central VS.. Roosevelt.
May Central VS.. Western.
The matches will be played on pri
vate courses, if they are available
There will be no interscholastic indi'
vidual championship sponsored by thu
school authorities this year, but tht
youngsters themselves may arrange az
individual title tourney