Evening star., 1933-10-09
Middle Atlantic women's
golf championship. sched-
i uled to start next Monday,

golf championship. sched-
i uled to start next Monday,
will be played over the
James River course of the Coun-
try Club Of Virginia.
Doubt as to what course would be used
for the championship tourney, the big
gest event Of the year for the fair sex
hereabouts, has been settled in favor of
the fine James River layout by officials
OF the Middle Atlantic Association, who
played the course yesterday and decided
that 1t has come back into condition
so fast it will be in good shape for the
tourney next week.
Arrangements for the event. in the
hands of Mrs. John S. Martin, chair
man OF the Womens Golf Committee
OF the Country Club of Virginia have
been completed. Outside of the tour
ney, q tea will be served for the visit
ing golfers. and mixed foursome event
will be staged on Thursday afternoon
OF tournament week
While v>'had reports that the course
was not in good shape. We found it
to be returning to condition SO fast
that we have decided to hold the tour
ney at the James River course" Edgar
A. Peppler, president Of the association
said. "An arrangements have been
made to play it there, the women Of
the Country Club have wanted it there
and We are sure the visitors will find it
in good condition"
Entries for the affair will close next
Saturday. A group of women from
washington expected to attend.
THE golf team of the Chevy Chase
Club today are jubilant. follow
ing their victory over Hillendale
at the Rolling Road Club yesterday. to
win the Maryland State team title.
They trounced the strong Hillendale
team by a margin of points. scoring
3ll2 while Hillendale gathered 221s
with Robert Stead. jr. president of the
District Golf Association, and Frank
p. Reside playing the hero roles for
Chevy Chase. The two teams were
deadlocked at 22la points apiece when
in ambled Stead and Reside with a
total Of points won against John link
and DR.. H. A. Dunning to score the
victory. Bob Barnett and Dick Lunn,
Chevy Chase pro-amateur pair, lost to
Ernie Caldwell and c. T. McNiaster. the
amateur-pro combination from Hillen-
dale. by score of 7ia to 11k.
Reese r. Hair. elongated Virginian. is
the new champion Of the Washington
Golf and Country Club. Hair trounced
v. Calvert Dickey in the 36-hole final
round yesterday by and 3. turning
up on the first 18 holes with a card OF
70 against 79 for Dickey, and ending q
belated squirt by Dickey on the thirty
third green. Hair was up with to 60
but Dickey won three holes in a row
before Hair ended the contest.
With the final round slated in the
Presidents Cup competition today or
tomorrow between DR.. T. M. Foley and
Cup event have been posted at Chevy
Chase. The pairings follow:
ID. t 1Soi %slte5 5osn e. Peter S1fs %
George =: Elliott "de5s r. ?. wh!lht.ley nsS
y; ;ai H .. G. Meultem en-. Me1, p. ds 2 4 McqIev
side .t 6 Is vs.. LandGs % B. platt t dop, nA D. Nee
THE golf team of the Indian Spring
Club yesterday trounced a COM
bined team Of youngsters from
Georgetown Prep and Georgetown
University by a score Of 3012 to 231a in
a match over the Indian Spring course.
One, Of the surprises Of the contest was
the defeat Of Roger Peacock and Craig
Mckee, Indian Spring aces. by the
slugging Joe Lynch and Walter lyman
Of Georgetown. The Hoya linksmen
won 6la to 212 points.
Army-Navy Country Club golfers to-
day are looking forward to rubber"
match with the linksmen of the Beaver
Dam Country Club. The series Of team
matches between the two clubs now
stands at one victory each, for Army
Navy yesterday gained revenge on their
own course for a previous defeat by
Beaver Dam at the latter course. trounc-
ing the Landover linksmen at the serv-
ice club by 22a to 12lz. Danny Bur-
ton, red-headed service club pro. turned
back the challenge Of long-hitting Cliff
Spencer Of Bea ~ Dam, to win the pro-
fessional match by and 2.