Evening star., 1933-08-04
CARSON PEPPED UP
OVER MIXED PARTY
Pros and Amateurs Compete.
Indian Spring Retained for.
D. c. Title Play.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

BY w. r. McCALLUM.
Nv YITH the District munic-
AA/ ipal links title reposing
Y in the hands Of young
Harlan VIII, the young
ster who, according to his daddy,
~loves golf more than anything
else" the next affair on the public
links schedule Is the amateur
open" tourney billed to start at
Anacostia Park on August IA.
This tourney Il to be open to al
golfers In Warrington, whether they
rate Is amateurs Or professionals. and
II you listen to Bill Carson. the Ana
costa pro, It IL going to be just about
the biggest thing yet held ON . public
course In the city. But Bill has .
hunch that the tourney may be post
poned, Hot weather and the fact that
the course has suffered somewhat from
the heat may cause ,postponement OF
Tue eVeIlt u1ltl y A1tS4 OoVSs OoAO0NA
says, although Q decision has not yet
been made, and plans for the opening
Of the event on August II are going
ahead.
I'VE are going to run OF the tourna-
ment like regular championship"
Carson says. mo laxity about playing
matches viii be permitted. The play
ers must appear on time 70 play Their
defaulted. and We are going to run 1t
of In four days. No fooltng. we> are
going to hold q real tournament and
we won't have any holdover matches.
out the window. And what bunch OF
prizes we've got. Yes, sir, we are going
to have a real golf tournament down
there at Fairlawn. Come On down and
bring the gang. Wen show 'em good
time and good golf course" The
tourney will be run OF by Carson, un-
der the guiding hand Of none other
than Winfree johnson, the big put-'em-
over man Of the Welfare and Recrea-
tion Association Of Public Buildings
and Public Parks. Entries will close
August Is, and . fee Of 50 cents VIII
be charged.
Tourney s$ Indian Spring.
"HE District Coli Association has
decided to 60 through with the
holding Of the District amateur
championship at Indian Spring on Sep
tember 7 and 8, Notwithstanding the
change that has taken place In the
operation Of the club near Silver Spring.
The club now Il operated by . syndicate
headed by Tom Moore. owner Of the
property, and the name has been
changed from Indian Spring Golf Club
to Indian Spring Country Club. FOR
time the District association feared that
Indian Spring would not be able to
stage the tourney, but fears have been
set at rest BY Moore. who said the
course will not "go public" and that the
layout win be operated IS . private golf
club.
with these assurances the District
association viii carry forward its plan
Indian Spring. a. originally planned.
Incidentally. the set-up instal1s Roger
Peacock, the youthful titleholder, as .
favorite to retain his crown, TO which
he recently added the Maryland State
championship.
Tee Shots Greet the Dawn.
VYIHME Rock Creek Parks "Odly
w Boids" continue to hold their
wn-shattering tournaments In
somewhat abbreviated fashion, another
group Of golfers employed by Uncle
Sam have reached the hnal round Of
. tourney at the uptown park. The
"Oily Boids," who gather at the first
tee shortly after dawn 10 play their
matches, bave only few entrants IN
their Aud6st tourney, but group Of
players fi6m the Patent Once have had
q good turnout for their event. Here
are the results In the Patent Once
event: First round-Manian defeated
Stephens. 2 and i: Whitman defeated
Churchill, 2 and /: Harourd defeated
Davis, up; Riley defeated Patrick,
6 and S; Bryant defeated Smith. 2
and 1; Heath defeated Arnold, 8 and 2:
Shelton defeated Cohen, 8 and 2; Buehm
defeated Dressler, up, AZ holes.
Second round-Whitman defeated
Manian, 6 and S; Riley defeated Har-
ourd, up; Heath defeated Bryant, l up;
Shelton defeated Buehm, up, 10 holes.
Semi-final-Whitman defeated Bryant,
/ up; Shelton defeated Buehm, up.
10 holes.
In the August tourney Of the "Oily
Boids" the following results have been
posted: Bryant defeated L. Terbeet. ,
and I; r. Tarbett defeated Tabbutt.
Q and 3; Jervis defeated Aeany, 2 and ].