Evening star., 1935-12-04
BOON TO PAST|ME
. AT HILLTOP SEEN
Prospects for 1886 Not So
Bright, but Great Team
In 1887 Forecast.
BIZ w. r. McCALLUM.

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golfers are to have their own
club next year, the main idea
~ being to develop a varsity
beam Of first rank. Some SO Hoya lads
who play the game are forming club
within their own organization and
within a short time the entire bunch
will join one of the local clubs, possibly
Washington Golf and Country Club.
The only college which has big
time golf team in this sector, the Hill
top lads are looking forward to a big
season next year, although their team
prospects do not appear SO bright as
last season, when they had chubby
checked Joe Lynch, one of the Ma
tons better amateurs, as captain and
No. l man. Next year Ken Corcoran,
another Boston boy, will head the
team, which will be made up Of Cor
coran, Jimmy Lee and two Washing
ton boys-Harvey johnson, Columbia
champion, and Dick Kreuzberg of In
dian Spring.
The varsity outfit will make trip to
Florida and Carolina late in March to
play several Southern schools and to
compete in the North and South anna
teur championship.
Rome Schwagel, the lad who does
publicity for G. U. and the boy who
beat the tom-tomS for the intercol-
legiate championship last June, pre-
diets great things for the HoyaS' new
club, envisioning 1t as the nucleus of
future great golf teams at the Hilltop.
Always optimistic, he already views
the 1887 Hoya team as one of the
strongest in the country, with Maury
Nee, Billy Dettweiler and Hickman
Greene as the lads who will make it.
Greene will matriculate at Georgetown
IN February, coming from Louisiana
State.
Golf Smatterings.
Hugh Mackenzie of Columbia leads
the Southern exodus Hugh and
the missus have left for their new
home at Miami Beach Joe
Lynch, almost sure to bag Walker
Cup team berth in 1886, has a job
with the Massachusetts, Fish Com
mission and is getting fatter than
ever Joe did good job in going
to the semi-final in the national anna
teur.
Roger Pe1A5ck, District champ.
hopes to bag %Government job within
O few weeks Wonder how his
golf will be next year without the
ample chance for practice he had
as manager at Indian Spring .
BY the way, there is something doing
at Indian Spring and an important
announcement regarding the future
of that club may be made shortly
If they don't keep George Diffenbaugh
as the club pro they will be over
looking one of the best pros any
where The little man has done
a fine job at the Four Corners club
"Gabe" Banagan is the cham
pion rummy player at Columbia .
He extracts plenty of nickels and
dimes from "Set" Collins and Fred
Mcleod One of the better laughs
of the early Winter: When Bob Bar
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Hardy, I'll drop you a line every few
days" Bill has gone for four
Winters without letter from Bob.
THE swanky auto trailer being used
by Roland and Betty Mackenzie
has, of all things, Venetian blinds on
the windows Probably the only
trailer in the land so equipped =.
They will occupy it for the next
three months in Coral Gables, Fla.
where Roland expects all his
Florida bound club members to drop
in on him and play a round of
golf Mrs. Peggy Diffenbaugh
has set new golf style for Winter
weather, playing in ski-panties to
keep oat the cold Arthur Mat
tingly of Columbia hasn't played golf
for two years, but he shines up his
clubs regularly Matt has been
Ill for some time.