Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04

" better gigeles than the one
that comes out of Columbia.
John Carson. secretary TO Senator
James Couzens Of Michigan, took his
brassie in hand after a good tee shot
on the eighteenth hole. Right Justify
and boldly he smote that brassie shot.
He had topped and sliced his way
around the course all afternoon and
he didn't expect to do so well with
the shot. but he caught it right on the
nose and 1t arched UP toward the
green. hit on the edge and disappeared
from view. Up to the green he walked
and he couldn't see the ball. His cad
die walked over to the hole and picked
the pill out. He had scored an eagle
deuce on the hole. something that has
been done only thrice in all Column
bias long history.
"Lemme see that scorecard, boy"
Carson said. Eight and five makes
Is. and so on and so on. Hey. gang.
broke 100. That deuce gave me a
90"
ONE of the better laughs of the sea-
~ son was on today at Columbia,
where Miller B. STEVENSON and Donald
woodward. perennial holders of the
Cummings Trophy, met Bob Gardner,
the heavyweight from Atlanta and
Dan Belser, in the first challenge
round of the year
The wits in the club house were bet
ting as high as to that STEVENSON
and Woodward will retain the cup
they first won in 1881. mainly on the
strength of Stevinson's II yesterday
and the hard work Woodward has
been doing on his game. Donald never
takes golf seriously until a challenge
for the Cummings Cup comes along
and then he goes into seclusion and
soft drinks and gets the old golf game
in gear.
WOMAN golfers of the Chevy Chase
w Club appeared today to be on
the high road 70 their second straight
womens team title. Deadlocked with
Congressional for two weeks for first
place, they broke away yesterday in
matches played at ArmyNsvy, defeat
ing Congressional oy IL to Az despite
the fact that Congressional had rail-
lied most of its piaying strength for
the contest. Chevy Chase now has
a total of SO points, while Congress
sional has piled Up SSH points
The matches will end early in July.
with the final contest scheduled for
Woodmonk
In other matches Beaver Dam de-
feated Kenwood.- 6ls to 5lz: Army
Navy defeated Columbia, 10 5;
Manor licked Woodmont, 9i7 to ga.
and Indian Spring won all II points
from Washington. which defaulted the
last two matches. One OF the sur
prises of the Chevy Chase-Congres-
sional match was the defeat Of Mrs
Elsie HAYNES and Helen Dettweiler
Of Congressional oy Elizabeth Hcugh-
ton and Mrs. Y. e. Booker of Chevy
Chase
60 YOU think can't get IS on the
~ seventeenth green now Llat it
has been f1attened out. eh?" said
Fred Mcleod. Columbia master Of the
niblick. You think that because
can't see the pin that I can't get
near II? Well. Ill tell you. young
fellow. I've had 81 IS on that hole
since 1t was opened up three weeks
ago and I think It's easier now than
1t used TO be- Great going. Fred.
Too bad you aren't at Oakmont with
Sherman Ford.
A RRANGEMENTs for the Joyce
n Wethered exhibition match here
were completed today by tn. Co.
lumbia Country Club Committee in
charge Of the affair slated for next
Sunday afternoon, with the appoint
ment of Barge L. Hartz as Gallery
Committee chairman. The facts about
the match are:
Miss Wethered and Fred Mcleod,
Columbia pro. will oppose Mrs. Glenna
Collect Ware, former national women's
champion. and Roland r. Mackenzie
of Congressional The match will
start at 2 pm. and the public is in
vited.
Tickets are on sale at all golf clubs.
sport shops. Woodward & Lothrops
and In the Government golf leagues.
at sl.10. The net proceeds Of the
match. above expenses. will 90 to
charity.
H. King Cornwell is chairman Of
the general committee.
Woman golfers Of the Columbia
Club will give a luncheon at 1890
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Ware and
Miss Wethered.
Interest in the Wethered match
centers around the accurate and
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