The Washington times., 1933-06-19
GIANT FIELD
OPENS PLAY
TOMORROW
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

ny NGONOE IA OANAk SOEN
With practically every out
standing District golfer entered
and the entry list drawing peri
lously close to the 500 mark, over
100 entrants in the Congressional
Country Club invitation tourna
, ment were testing the rugged
7 course in practice rounds today.
The tournament opens tomor-
row with the first day of qualify
ing and another qualifying round
is listed Wednesday. The low
16 will be paired for the cham
pionship fight.
Owing to the tremendous entry
list, there will be six flights in
stead of five, it was announced
today by Bill McEvoy, tourna-
ment chairman.
Among the huge list of en-
trants is one who was a top
notch golfer here only few
years ago. He's Frank K. Roesch,
1929 District amateur champion
and several times club champion
at Washington Golf and Country
Club.
Additional entries for the tour
ney follow:
Tuesday, S:25, c. V. Darby, Manor;
9:55. Mike Lynch unattached; 1880.
Howard Eallis, Indian Spring; Melvin
Bennett. Congressional: Frank J. Kelly,
Burning Tree; 1925 DR.. John Shugrue,
Congressional Paul Heston, Columbia {;
1880, Ray Garrity. Manor; Lee Don
nelly. Manor; 2:25; Talbot w. 7: spe.er'
Baltimore c. c.; 32O. w. H. Wenzel.
Washington; Al schauman. Rodgers
Forge.
Manor: C. C. Heath. Manor; 1855. Ben
Buick. Boston C. c.; s. Jack sullivan,
unattached; sos, Andrew Oliveri, unat-
wood; s:15. R. Koontz, Manor; F: V.
Drau. Kenwood; $40. H. F. Dunn, Ken
wood; S:25. J. J. Cullinane. Manor;
$50, L. j. johnson, Manor; $40. Car
roll Dunning, unattached; S:45, DR.. l..
Gray. Manor; 80. J. Lee Downey.
Manor; S:55. F. j. Mahan, unattached; /;
9. DR.. c. A. Hixson. Washington; sos,
r. NJ Barnett Congressional; $40. c.
r. Sammons. Congressional
Competition in the annual
women's District championship
began this morning over the Ken
wood Country Club course with
Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes, of Co.
lumbia an overwhelming choice
to take the title which has eS-
capped her for seven years.
AL Houghton and Bob Barnett
defeated the Spencer brothers,
Cliff and Glenn, 4 and 3, in an
exhibition match at Beaver Dam
yesterday. Houghton was low
with a par-equalling 72. John r.
Miller 74-N, 70, and D. F..
Mattison (S2-12), 70; tied for
first in the first flight of the
. handicap tourney. B. R. Hutch
inson (S3-15. 68, and E. l..
Degener (82-1N, So; tied for
honors in the second flight.
Reach Finals
Craig Mckee and Earl McAleer
will clash Sunday in the finals
Of the Tribal Bowl at Indian
Spring. Mckee defeated Tom
Belshe, / up. in the semifinals
yesterday while McAleer put out
M. Parker Nolan, 2 and Mrs.
j. F. Gross and Harold Graves,
jr., captured the mixed Scotch
foursome with "a. Margaret
Barnard and C. M. Whitman
(93-18), IS; took first low net.
Mrs. j. w. Harvey and j. C.
Taylor (96-2O), 76; we're second
low net. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Wagner, Mrs. r. C. Dunbar and
H. N. Graves. Mrs. w. A. Romer
and P. H. Waller and Martina
Henderson and w. A. Romer tied
for third low net with 78.
H. M. Shapiro gained the semi
finals of the handicap champion
ship at WoodmoEt by diSposing
of DR.. S. Dewey Gottlieb, l up.
Gilbert Hahn won over Albert
Steinem. up; L. E. Harris de-
feated Henry Breslau, 5 and 4,
and Melvin Kraft eliminated
William Illch, 2 and l. Sam
Kaufman defeated Robert Baum,
/ up, in the consultations; Morris
Eiseman defeated Morris Gold
stein, l up, and Jack Shulman
triumphed over Arthur Stephens,
! up.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Brown. Q02
--36), IS, and Mr.. and Mrs. Maury
Fitzgerald. (93-20. Sc lied for
first in the mixed Scotch four
some at Kenwood. Miss Virginia
Pope and Royce Hough won low
gross with 81.
RnSS chi s WINNER