Evening star., 1933-11-27
.HERE will be no match for the
golf team championship" Of
Washington this year. Although

golf team championship" Of
Washington this year. Although
Washington Golf and Country
Club won the Virginia championship"
in q team match with Army-Navy
Country Club q few days ago, plans for
challenging Chevy Chase Club, holders
Of the Maryland State team title, have
been abandoned, In view OF the lateness
CT the season and uncertain weather
conditions The Washington team won
by IL points to in a match between
the two Virginia clubs.
DR.. C. E. Buck and Felix E. Early
have won their way to the final round
in the best ball tournament in progress
at Washington. They defeated Charles
H. Doing, 5r., and j. G. Corcoran, 1 up,
in a match yesterday and will meet
next Saturday the team Of Joseph Z.
Kirchner and Frank M. williams.
Formal application for the sectional
qualification rounds for the national
amateur championship Of 1884 has been
made by Indian Spring Country Club.
The following letter has been sent to
send it on to the United states Golf
Association
I'VE respectfully submit our applica-
ton for holding the qualifying rounds
for the national amateur championship
Trusting that you will give our ap-
plication favorable consideration" The
letter is signed by Roger s. Peacock,
secretary Of the club.
A large field of women golfers were
competing today over the wind-swept
Manor Club course in turkey tourney
being staged By the Womens District
Golf Association. Seventeen prizes
four Of them turkeys-have been put
up.
TURKEY tournaments held at a
number OF local clubs over the
= week end find nearly two dozen
competitors with Thanksgiving bircs
to place on the holiday table-symboIs
Of their golfing prowess.
At Indian Spring, Craig Mckee, the
title, shot "a to win the gross prize
in the turkey tourney. Winners in the
blind bogey event were Willis Hurd,
]. E. Hunt. Richard T. Kreuzberg. L. H.
Firey A. H. Youngqu!st, A. J. Cronin
and F. w. Darling.
Mrs. Tom Moore. Mrs. L. H. frey.
Mrs. Leroy SsSscer and Mrs. Z. B.
Wagner tied in the women's event.
while Mrs. George Difienbaugh and
Mrs. Alene Heap tied for second place.
Four men tied for first place in the
Manor Club tourney. They were H. S:
Farrell, J. J. Buckley. j. G. Kenney and
w. w. Farnum. Seven others tied 10.
second place, as follows: Jack Culli-
name, W. J. Peters, w. H. Dyer. William
z. Richardson, w. w. England, r. McC-
Clayton and A. L. Duncan
At Beaver Dam top honors went to
Frank NJ Baggett who shot q
7s-Io-ss. Martin F. Mccarthy won
second place with 75-2-73. Other
prize winners were H. S. Jones, @. A.
Ford, J. G. Money. H A. Strong. A. w.
Fredericks. r. e. Kelley, J. v. Savarcs
and Dr. c. J, Murphy.
Not satisfied with his IS Of Saturday
which marked the first time he had
broken 100. c. E. Cole. president OF the
new Anacostia Golf Club shot an 50
yesterday to win first prize In the turkey
tourney staged at Fa.rlawn. He scored
an impressive net total Of 1913 for the
36-hole event. Second prize went to
c. Howe, with a net Of 13l, while third
prize went to H. Jennings, with l32.
Mrs. E..B Wagner has won the ringer
tourney at Indian Spring with best
ball season marx Of a. First place In
class B went to Mrs. H. o. Porter, with