The Washington times., 1935-01-19
COM M|TTEE
WILL MEET
MONDAY

! Rumors were current on the
local golf marts today that the
Woodmont Country Club was
planning to revive it's annual
Invitation tournament, last held
IN 1881.
It was learned that the clubs
executive committee, headed by
leopold v. Freudberg, meets
Monday night to discuss the pro
posal. Other members of the
committee are Stanley Glaser,
Barney Krucoff, Robert Baum
and AL Steinem.
The board of governors also
Sonvenes Monday night to act
upon any recommendation made
by the executive committee as
to the revival of the invitation
tournament.
Will Seek Sanction
In case a favorable decision Is
reached, representatives of the
Woodmont Club will ask the
District Golf Association at it's
annual meeting on February 4
to sanction the tourney. The
executive committee of the Dis
trict Golf Association meets Tues
day for the purpose of discussing
tournaments and avoiding any
conflicts in dates. A schedule Is
mapped and then submitted for
approval at the regular meeting.
Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss is the
new chairman Of the women's golf
committee of the Woodmont
Country Club succeeding Mrs.
Theodore Peyser. The following
officers have been appointed for
the ensuing year:
Secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Arthur
Stephens; cochairmen of the han
dicap committee, Mrs. Theodore
Peyser and Mrs. Martin Baum:
chairman of the club tournament
committee, Mrs. L. E. Harris; cap
tain of the first team, Mrs. Ralph
Goldsmith; captain Of the second
team, Mrs. Gus Ring; chairman
Of Class B players committee,
Mrs. Herbert Sauber; chairman
Of prize committee, Mrs. Milton
Harris; club representative to the
District Women's Golf Associa-
tion, Mrs. Gilbert Hahn.
Innovations Promised
Innovations in tournament han.
dicapping is promised by the
Maryland State Golf Association |
following its annual meeting last |
night in Baltimore.
Nathan H. Kaufman, Suburban
Club, Baltimore, who automati-
cally succeeded Robert Stead, jr.,
Chevy Chase Club, as president,
led last nights discussion of han
dicaps and several plans were Of
fered and referred back to the
tournament committee of the as.
Sociation with action on them
promised for a later date.
At last nights meeting, Tom
Belshe requested of the associa-
ton that it endeavor to have In
dian Spring the scene of the Ma
tional Amateur qualifying round.
Leon Hamline offered Suburban's
course for the National Open
qualifying round. More than likely
these two courses will be chosen
for the qualifying rounds as re-
quested.
Other new officers of the asso-
citation: First vice president. Will
liam D. Waxter, jr., Baltimore
Country Club: vice president Bal
timore district, Basil Wagner,
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club;
vice president Washington district,
EmmonS Smith, Chevy Chase
Club: vice president Western
Maryland, Dr.. Karl P. Heintz,
Cumberland Country Club: vice
president and treasurer, John v.
D. Tweedy, Elkridge Hunt Club;
secretary, Cooper r. Drewry, Rol- |
ling Road Golf Club.
Represent d. C. Clubs
Local delegates were Martin r. |
West, Columbia Country Club;
Emmons S. Smith, Chevy Chase;
Tom Belshe, Indian Spring; r. M.
Brown and G. Fred Stringer,
Beaver Dam, and Al Steinem,
Woodmont. The latter was ap-
pointed general counsel of the as
Sociation.
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