Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
1884 Proving Be One of Greatest Years in History for Sport Thrills
STRAIGHT OTE TNE TEE
BY w. r. ms CALLuM

has been In Washington Ia 10. But
how that man can putt" Dan says.
Strangely enough, another Of the
better golfers Of the club is Capt. L.
p. Treadwell. A few days ago the
two TreadweIls who are not related.
turned ia the same medal score. II,
In a tournament and played the first
six holes In exactly the same figures.
Capt Kendall J. Fielder. Greens
Committee chairman Is working hard
on the new course. part OF which Is
expected 10 be ready b. next Spring
with the old sixth and seventh holes
to be entirely eliminated.
The Army Navy Club golfers are to
play a team match with the Country
Club Of Virginia on July 20 over the
James River course near Richmond.
On the same day a considerable group
OF Columbia Country Club golfers Will
travel over TO the Washington Golf
and Country Club TO play another OF
their family affairs with the Virginia
club members.
Maj. L. H0yt basged an eagle on the
470-yard fifteenth hole at the Army
Navy Club yesterday. sinking n Siz-
able putt for the ) on tins par 5
affair.
Four Washington golfers were CON-
peting today in the opening round Of
the Pennsylvania State championship
at Oakmont. Al Houghton OF Ken
wood and Cliff Spencer of Beaver
Dam. professionals, and amateurs
Maury Nee and Algie Gardner OF CO.
hmbia are entered in the tourney.
Bagging a brace OF brides OH the
round. Virginia Pope. young Kenwood
miss who held the District girls title
last year. scored All S3 In match
at Indian Spring yesterday. She was
playing with Mrs. Roland Mackenzie,
Mrs. Don Scott and Helen Dettweiler.
a RMY-NAVY COUNTRY CLUBS
"A second women's golf team to-
day led in the chase for the
second team title by z points. follow
ing its l0-to-2 victory yesterday over
Washington in matches at Columbia.
Army-Navy now has scored SIS points.
Beaver Dam. which won 1llz points
from Manor yesterday. is in second
place with 48 points. The final match
In the series will be played next We'd
nesday at Indian Spring.
Summaries OF yesterdays matches:
BEAVER DAM. 7lai MANOR, q.
Mrs. NJ j. Waldren and Peggy Jones
Beaver Dam scored pa points to l. for
Mrs. J. + Neil and Mrs W. T. Gemmell
Manor; Mrs. w. ]. La Billie and Mrs. K, O.
Kelly, Beaver Dam, scored points TO o
Tor Mrs II. L. Slmcoe and Mrs. Frank
Mrs J, J. McCarty, Beaver Dam, scored 3
points to o for Mrs. G. J. James and Mrs
f. Burney. Manor; Mrs. O. Sechrest
aud MIS-. j, II. Vance, Beaver Dam scored
3 points to for Mrs. r. p. Gibson.
COLUMBIA, 6l4, KENwOOD. 5ls.
Mrs r. Brundase and Mrs. H. Stsbler.
Columbia scored 3 points to q for Mrs.
r. c. Miller and Mrs. T. Conquest. Ken
kenzie, Columbia. scored u point to ga
for Elizabeth Harris and Mrs. Lee Perley,
KenWood Mrs George McGinty and Mrs.
X @. MinniX, Columbia. scored 3 points
to Tor Mrs. Otto Elble and Mrs. d. S.
kellogg, Kenwood; Mrs. Harry Kane ana
Mrs. X. s; Gardner, Columbia. scored 0
points TO 3 for Mrs II. Neimeyer and Mrs.
Joseph Brown. Kenwood.
WOoDMoNT, IIs INDIAN SPRING, I.
Mrs. Milton Harris and Janice Loeb,
Woodmont scored 3 points to for Mrs.
w. b. VoEel and Mrs. F. J. Kennedy. In
dian Spring; Mrs Harold Zirkin and Mrs.
to / for Mrs. H. D. Porter and no partner: