Evening star., 1935-05-30

the 250-mile trek 10 Pittsburgh. He
will ger IN the Smoky City tomorrow
and PLAY a practice round in the
afternoon. Hnughton. Leo Walper
and Cliff Spencer. the other local quail
f1ers, will not arrive al Pittsburgh
until Monday. for Houghton and Wal
per are 10 pav in the japanese match
Sunday al KonWond. and Spencer will
remain in town over the week end.
Walper and, Bob Barnett are 10 play
in the Llanerch invitation tourney
which Starts tomorrow
Meanwhile. the Japanese team,
whose members also will play Al Liam
erch will arrive in Washington late
Saturday night. They will step out on
the kenwood course without the for
mality of practice round. but that
won't bother The invaders. They have
PLAYED a dozen matches without a
practice round and have continued 10
get along fairly we'll The Kenwood
match Sunday will find them playing
singles at 9:30 in the morning. with
the foursomes to start about ! 30 pm
Sunday evening a buffet supper will be
given al the japanese Embassy for the
contestants and newspaper men.
1T MAY go on 10 the end OF the
season-this shuff1ing back and
forth between Chevy Chase and Con
grpSsionaI-for the lead in the first
womens team matches. To-Day Chevy
Chase en- lows lead of one-half point
following Yesterdays contests at Beaver
Dam Last week Congressional led by
half point The lead amassed by
Chevy Chase comes about because the
winners Of 1884 trounced Woodmont
nv score OF q Z, 10 2l2. while the best
Congressional could do against Colum-
bis was IN win by s'a TO 3l2. Chevy
Chase now has piled up a total OF
5ll2 points. while Congressional has
gathered 81 points Army-Navy Won
the ether match from Kenuood by
Ga to ga. Indian Spring defaulted
TO Manor. while Washington did moi
produce a team 10 play Beaver Dam
II looks as IL Chevy Chase and Con-
greSSiona are going to battle right
down TO the wire next month. and II
may ALI depend on the final match
scheduled AT Manor in which Chevy
Chase will play Indian Spring, while
Congressional will meet Army-N Navy
BALTIMORE golfers stole The show
in the MARYLAND STATE handicap
tourney at Indian Spring yesterday,
With both gross and net awards in
class A going TO the invaders from
Baltimore. Methodical Spencer Overton
NJ Rolling Road Copped the gross
honors with a "a while Cooper Drewry
also of Rolling Road. shot rs with
6 handicap for net 10 TO win the
net award. Erbie Caldwell of Hillen-
dale shot ~ to tie with Volney
Burnett of Indian Spring at that
figure, but Ernie played from scratch
That's what they think of him in
Baltimore
DR. J. J. Field Of Indian Spring
won in class 3 with a card of SO.
while low net went to Fred Lang of
Rolling Road with 88-l9L69. A. B.
Cole OF Argyle won in class C with a
"a.
RILLY DETEWEILER. Georgetown
Prep ace, was all set 10 gather in
another links crown today as four
little Hoya linksmen started over the
Garrett Park course in the semi-f1nal
round NJ the annual Georgetown
Prep invitation tourney. They swept
the ST. joint aspirants aside yester-
day at Garrett Park, as the repre-
sentatives of the home school won all
their matches and left only G. U.
boys In the emi-flnal round. Dett-
weller today was to meet Austin
Parks in one semi-flnaI, the other
pitting Bob Troutman against Hugh
SpaldinC.