The Washington times., 1933-07-07
FACE PICKED
TEAM FROM
BALTIMORE
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Several changes have become

Several changes have become
necessary in the lineup the
Indian Spring Club will send into
/ golf battle against a visiting
Baltimore delegation Sunday
afternoon over the Indian Spring
Club course.
George Diffenbaugh, club pro,
today announced the revised per-
Sonnel of the home guard. New
comers will be j. A. Pratt, w. H.
Dickhaut, John Jankowski, Leroy
SasScer and L. A. Strong. The
remainder of the team will in
clude Tom Belshe, Alex Baum.
gartner, Bobby Bowen, Donald
Buckingham, Louis Fuchs, George
Gist, Harold Graves, jr., H. L.
Hamill, Bill Harvey, Jack Lynch,
Frank Butler, Craig Mckee,
Parker Nolan, DR.. Larry S. Oteu,
Leo Pass, N. T. Patterson, Roger
Peacock, Jack Pence, Homer S.
Pope, Arthur Urban, E. B. Wag-
ner and Dick Kreuzburg.
Baltimore is sending over a
powerful array to test the
strength of the club that two
years ago won the team cham
pionship of the Maryland State
Golf Association.
TwO-FOId Purpose
The Baltimoreans are not only
concerned with a victory over the
local group but also wish to
familiarize themselves with the
condition of the Indian Spring
greens and fairways. The Mary
land State amateur is scheduled
at Indian Spring, July 1922, and
the BaltimoreanS want to have
no excuses if they fail to make
an impressive showing in the
event.
Kenwood fell a point and a half
behind the leading Columbia
team in the race for the first
team honors of the women's Dis
trict Golf League as the results
of the matches at Woodmont yes
terday. Kenwood bowed to Con-
gressional, 8 to 7, as Columbia
nosed out Woodmont, 8 to Z.
Summaries:
KenwoOd. I; Congressional.
Virginia Pope, Kenwood, scored II
points to IA for Mrs. J: F. Dowdall'
Congressional: Mrs. Leo Walper, Ken
wood. scored a points to = for Mrs
j. o. Rhyme. Congressional; Mrs e. A.
Rule, Kenwood, scored II point TO
2h for Mrs. H. A. Knox, Congressional;
Mrs. c. S. Teal Kenwood, scored n
point to 2h for Mrs H. J. RiGhardso1'
scored 3 points to for Mrs. H. L. Mof-
fett, Congressional
Beaver Dam, 91&; Washington, 5h
Mrs Ora Emge. Beaver Dam, scored
IL points to ia for Mrs. R. N. SUIT
ton Washington; ou Mrs H. nd5nt! 3. shipleX' Up
for Mrs. ]. L. Fieser, Washington; Mrs.
N. C. Waldron, Beaver Dam. scored =
point to ~ for Mrs; E; TnoRsr 3: sfswaFtr Rsaver
Dam. scored points to for Mrs; c.
H. Merrillatt, Washington: Mrs. Evan
Jones. Beaver Dam scored %, pSints to
Indian Spring. 91s: Manor, 61s
Mrs. Donald Scott, Indian Spring,
scored ~ points to Il for Helen Dett-
weller, Manor: Mrs. J. F. Cross Indian
spring. scored y a point to ~ for :Mas Mrs.
o for Mrs. B. c. Hartig, Manor; Mrs
C. P. Medley, Indian Spring, scored
points to for Mrs I5GTnicl Howard sImHnI, ImSian
Spring, scored 21A points to " for Mrs.
Mack Myers, Manor.
Chevy Chase. IA: Army and Navy.
Susan Hacker, Chevy Chase. scored
points to for Mrs. D. o. Hickey, Army
and Navy: Mrs. Harrison Brand jr"
Chevy Chase, scored points to 0 for
Mrs. A. E. Dedicke, Army and Navy:
Louise Claytor, Chevy Chase scored 3
points to for Mrs r. F. Batchelder,
Army and Navy; Mrs. A. S. Merrill,
Chevy Chase scored points to for
Mrs. J. s. Upperman. Army and Navy;
Mrs. r. r. Keefer, Chevy Chase. scored
points to for Mrs. L. H. Hewitt,
Army and Navy.
Columbia, 8; WOOdmOnt, Z
Mrs. ]. M. Haynes, Columbia. scored
woodmont: Mrs. ]. w. Beller. Columbia.
scored points to 8 for Mrs. Ralph
Goldsmith, Woodmont; Mrs. H. R. Quin-
ter, Columbia, scored 3 points to for
Norman Frost. Columbia, scored points
to for Mrs. T. Peyser. Woodmont; Mrs.
J, A. Mari, Columbia, scored points to
for Bertha Israel, Woodmont.
Harry G. Pitt and Maury Nee,
the Manor Club pair, started off
on the wrong foot in their exhibi-
tion series, yielding to George
Diffenbaugh and Roger Peacock,
Indian Spring pair, and 4, over
the Indian Spring course yester-
day. The winners passed the
turn up on their foes and Wild
ened their lead on the trip home.
Diffenbaugh and Peacock scored
a better ball of 81, with Peacock
shooting the low medal of II.