The Washington times., 1934-07-07
INDIAN SPRING
IS SITE Of
TOURNEY
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Headlining tomorroW's schedule
of golf activities at the local clubs
will be the "Husband-Wife" tour
ney at the Indian Spring Country
Club. The event is meeting with
enthusiastic response from the
members and a large field Is ex-
pected to compete. Play is sched-
Uled to begin at noon.
Among the entries already re-
ceived are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank
lin Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ].
Klossner, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Powers, MIR.
and Mrs. H. N. Sharp, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Diffenbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry B. Hoover and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Wagner.
Qualifying in the women's
handicap championship at the
Woodmont Country Club is Sched-
uled Wednesday with match
play to start Thursday. Mrs.
Ralph Goldsmith is defending
champion.
Tourney for Women
The Rodgers Forge Club, Of
Baltimore, will hold women'S in
vitation tourney Monday to Fri
day, and several local feminine
golfers are expected to enter.
Featuring next weeks program
is the District public parks cham
pionShip, Monday and Tuesday.
Competition will be 72 holes medal
play with SO holes at East Poto-
mac and SO holes at Rock Creek
Park. Harlan Will will be the de-
Tending titleholder.
Also scheduled next week is the
Maryland State Association handi-
cap tournament for men at the
indian Spring Country Club on
Wednesday, and the first team
matches Of the Women's District
Golf Association at the Congress
ional Country Club Tuesday.
Chevy Chase leads by wide mar
gin and, despite the absence from
the city of several Of its main
stays, should walk off with the
crown.
Rhyme Scoring Low
Granted that j. O. Rhyme con-
tinues his present pace, he'll have
to be reckoned with when the club
championship at Congressional
rolls around. A few days ago. he
toured his home course in "a with
but two pars. He followed this
performance with a sub-par 33 on
the back nine.
DR.. r. A. Keilty figured In a
golf oddity at Congressional. He
made similar shots on different
holes to get his pars. DR.. Keilty
"dynamited" from the hedge on
the ninth for his par three and
duplicated this stunt from the
hedge back of the eighteenth
green to get his par four.
Mrs. Ugo Carusi and Mrs. r
w. Payne deadlocked for first
honors in the women'S blind
bogey at the Congressional Coun
try Club yesterday. Mrs. H. A
Knox registered the fewest puts
for 18 holes and Mrs. ]. w
Reese the least for nine holes.
Mrs. Bell Wins Tourney
Mrs. D. w. Bell, 100-SS, 81
won the "Razz" tournament fol
women at the Manor Club yester
day. Mrs. L. @. Pray, 84-7, IT.
was second low net; Mrs. o. L
Waite, 12o-4O, 80. third, ane
Mrs. 8. D. Helan. 1913. 50
fourth. Mrs. F. A. Smith anc
Mrs. J. j. Buckley tied with ne
S3's for low on the inside nine
woodward and Lothrop EN-
ployes were competing in
tournament over Rock Creel
Park course today. Peter Ander
son and James Enwright were IL
charge. The field includes F
Anderson, J. Anderson, D. Buck
ingham, r. Buckingham. G
Allen, K. Ashford, K. Barber. Z
Carter. r. DodSon. w. Ellis, Z
Ford, e. Harris. r. Harvey, !
Enwright r. Jones, j. Kinsingel
L. Mccarthy, P. Marsico. A
MorriSette. v. Nelson, E. Roche
r. ScriVener and 7 Wade.