The Washington times., 1935-09-02

Greene, Manor
Club; Maury
b lDSlaa Nee, Columbia
George A. Simpson Country Club;
Roger S. Peacock, s. Levi Yoder,
Craig Mckee and Volney G. Bur
nett, all of Indian Spring Coun-
try Club, and Page Hufty, jr,
Chevy Chase Club.
Pitt, Nee, Greene and Peacock
shove off Wednesday for the title
scene, getting in at least three
days Of steady practice before
the big jamboree starts. Mckee
and Burnett will leave Friday.
Yoder is undecided whether to
depart Wednesday or Friday.
Hufty. who qualified in the
Schenectady, N. Y. district, will
reach Cleveland Wednesday from
New York, where he has been
staying.
George J. Voigt, ex-Washingto-
MAN who has resided in New York
the last seven years, will reach
Cleveland Thurdsay mornin g.
Voigt, who competed in yester-
days Southport Open" over Prof.
Robert w. Bolwell'S private nine
hole course at White Oak, Md,
was to return to New York to-
night, after week-ending here with
friends.
Local golf roads today lead to
the Indian Spring Country Club
where Henry Picard and Jimmy
Thomson will oppose the home
stars, AL Houghton and George
Diffenbaugh, in an 18-hole match.
Play will begin at 2 p. m. and
the admission price is 81. Provid.
ing there is no rain, there should
be a gala turnout for this match.
Picard and Thomson. two Of the
newer stars in the golf skies, must
be at their best to take the nod
from Houghton and Diffenbaugh.
The latter pair know every nook
on the Indian Spring course.
Several local women golfers,
headed by Mrs. Betty Palmer
Meckley Of Indian Spring, were
in White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
today, tuning up for the Mason.
Dixon championship opening to-
morrow on the Old White Course
Of the Greenbrier Country Club.
Ralph Goldsmith, s3-14, 50,
and Milton King. 87-l8, SO, tied
for first in yesterdays sweepstake
at the Woodmont Country Club.
Leopold V. Freudberg, 86-15, II,
was third. First round results in
the miniature tourney follow:
Milt King defeated Arthur
Brode. 3 and 2: Gil Hahn de-
feated Maurice Eiseman, 3 and
i; DR.. Max wolfe defeated How
ard Nordlinger. 2 up; Ralph
Goldsmith defeated Maurice
GoldStein, 2 and /; Leopold v.
Freudberg defeated Bill Stephan,
up.
Scoring TITO, 1855, John Boyd
leads in the qualifying round of
the club championship at Argyle.
Next are DR.. Jack Dudley, 1872,
1853, and Don Dudley, 1871, 159.
Jack OlmSted and Sam Parks
carded 1853. E. L. Mifflin, 1884
medaliSt, and Percy LeDuc scared
to 80 and 80 respectively for
their first eighteen holes.
E. Russell, S4-7, IT, won yes
terday's blind DOGGY at Kenwood.
Gus Sachlis, 86-6, 80, and r. w.
Motherwell, 95-15, 80, tied for
second.
Whitley France defeated j. w.
France, his brother, l up, in the
final of the Beaver Dam Country
Club caddy championship yeSter-
day. Carlisle Keam won over
Mark Obald, and 2, in the Sec
ond flight final and Dick Naylor
defeated Jack Pickett, and 2,
In the third flight final.
j. R. Meyer, sO--13, Ct, leads
at the halfway point in the &c.
mole President Cup competition
at the Manor Club. Other lead.
ers are w. E. Richardson, 82-13,
SO; G. E. Pugh, 96-26, 10; Carl
Willingham, 78-7. II. and DR..
F. ]. Broschard, 85-14, II.
Winners in the women's blind
DOGGY were Mrs. F. A. Smith,
Mrs. w. w. Tolcott, Mrs. David
Weir, Mrs. william Abernathy,
Mrs. w. Taylor, Mrs. G. e. Pugh,
Mrs. Dave Thomson, Mrs. F.. C.
Jones and Mrs. J. T. Powell.