The Washington times., 1933-07-05
ARMOUR ONE
Of LATEST
To JOIN
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

By GEORGE A. SIMPSON
The practice of golf profes-
-donals giving free lectures and
demonstrations to women is grow
. ing.
The latest to fall in line is
Sandy Armour Of the Congress
sional Country Club and he'll
hold his first class Tuesday morn
ing from 9 o'clock to $50.
Besides, Armour will also hold
an 18-hole medal play handicap
:. tournament for the feminine play
erS on the same day and the
prizes will be presented by Sandy
= himself.
-. Many Women Attracted
Thousands Of women are at
tracted yearly to the game and
free instructions won't hurt the
pro in the long run.
George Hamilton, helped by a
34-Stroke handicap, took the
: match play against par handicap
tournament for the Hungarian
Cup at the Chevy Chase Club
yesterday, finishing up on par.
Earl Eakin, another 14-stroke
golfer, placed second, / up on
par. Corcoran Thorn, jr., with
13-stroke handicap, was all even
with par.
L. R. Eakin (8O-6. 74) captured
the seniors medal play handicap.
= Admiral C. v. McVay (87-7, 80)
was second and T. K. Campbell
.(101-16, 85) third.
Billy Houghton and Mrs.
Naury Fitzgerald scored 1928, 81,
10 take the mixed Scotch four
some at Kenwood. Mr.. and Mrs:
Harvey Cooper were next with
1882, 66. Low gross went to
Royce Hough and Virginia Pope
with 88. AL Houghton and
Maury Fitzgerald defeated Walter
Cunningham and Arthur Thorn,
: 2 up, in an exhibition match at
Kenwood.
Two 1eamS UeauAOCk
W. j. billiard and Edward
: Walsh, jr., and Frank Perley and
A. Perley tied for first in the
two-ball tournament at Colum-
. bia with net cards of 60. j. b.
+, Morrison and G.. w. Daisley
placed second with 81, with DR..
r. E. Gantz and DR.. r. j. Nc
: Nulty tied with E. H. McLachlen
> and D. F. Hewett with 63 each.
. McLachlen and billiard tied for
D., first in the individual sweep
=. stakes with net 65's. Then came
A. Perley with 81; E. B. Olds, So,
and L. S. julien, SO.
Howard Nordlinger, club cham
pion, captured the Marc Gold
manner Cup at Woodmont with
q card of (73-8), IS. His 70
was but four strokes over par.
DR.. S. Dewey Gottlieb placed
: second with a net Sc, with S. w.
Stephan third with So. L. E.
Harris defeated Herman Shapiro,
8 and 3, in the finals of the
. club handicap championship.
Morris Goldstein won the ma
tional handicap event with
(S6-15), II. Vera Reifkin and
- Frank LuchS took the mixed
scotch foursome with (51-14 3,
81. Miss Bertha Israel and DR..
Gottlieb were next with (49-D, +,
a., AM Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
ulch third with (55-12), 43.
Goodwin Wins Tourney
Frank M. Goodwin, jr., medalist
in the miniature golf tourney at
Congressional defeated Jack Nc
Carron, 3 and /, in the finals.
Goodwin won over A. B. Clark,
3 up, in the semifinals while Nc
Carron won by default over PHI.
Rommell. J. A. Maloney took the
driving contest, Andy Walker
placing second. DR.. j. L. Barn
hard annexed the pitching-put-
ting event in a play-off with Mrs.
n. A. Knox, Billy Shea, G.. L.
Moorman, j. F. Meegan and w.
r. Abel.
DR.. Louis L. Williams (88-22,
06 placed his final shot z feet
from the nineteenth cup to take
the flag tournament at Argyle.
e. s. Cassidy (84-14, 7O was 400
yards down the nineteenth fair
way. A. E. Wilmett (80-10, 70)
was $50 yards down the nine
teenth while Bill DiEste CTS,
10 was $50 yards down the nine
teenth. DiEste's " was low gross.