The Washington times., 1935-03-23

E:3 l. at the club, has
George A. Simpson p r Scri b d
scotch foursomes for tomorrow
and March 81, which will be in
the nature of practice rounds.
First and second team members
will take part in these two events.
Last year, Indian Spring fin
IShed third in the first team COM
petition but hopes to improve this
position this year.
Mrs. L. T. Powers is first team
captain and Mrs. T. S. Stone is
Aecond team captain. Members
Of the first team are Mrs. Betty
f., Meckley, Mrs. C. B. Hill, Mrs.
Perry B. Hoover, Mrs. George Diff
fenbaugh, Mrs. r. C. Dunbar, and
Mrs. E. B. Wagner.
Heads Handicap Committee
Mrs. H. o. Porter is chairman
of the women's handicap commit
tee while Mrs. F. j. Kennedy will
represent Indian Spring on the
tournament committee of the
Women'S District Golf Associa-
tion.
Schoolboy golfers of the metro
politan area today were prepared
to start upon their activities fol
lowing the annual meeting Of the
District of Columbia Scholastic
Golf Association at the Washing
ton Hotel last night.
Billy Dettweiler, Georgetown
prep, was chosen president. Billy
Shea, Western High, was named
vice president; Bobby Brownell,
Roosevelt High, second vice presi.
dent: Jack Higgins, Western High,
third vice president: Ted King,
Tech High, secretary; Hugh
Spalding, Georgetown Prep. treas
urer, and Bobby Troutman,
Georgetown Prep, publicity.
Remains Executive Director
Frank Emmet, Georgetown Prep,
organizer of the association, re
mains as executive director. Pro
fessionals serving on the advisory
committee are AL Treder, Manor
Club, president of the Middle At
7antic P. G. A.; Al Houghton, Ken
wood; George Diffenbaugh, Indian
Spring, and Roland Mackenzie,
Congressional. The latter was un-
able to attend last nights session
because Of a meeting of the golf
committee at Congressional.
Schedules for the Dawes Trophy
fpublic high school teams). and
Private School League followG
INTERHIGH SCHEDULE
April 6. Roosevelt VS.. Central, at
Manor Club; Western va. Tech, at In
dian Spring; 13, Central VS.. Western,
at" Beaver Dam; Tech VS.. Roosevelt,
at Washington Golf and Country Club;
GO, Roosevelt vs. Western, at Congress
Eional; 20. Tech VS.. Central, at Ken
wood.
PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE
FOur.Man Team)
April 2, Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Prep;
q, Dewitt VS.. st. Johns; S, Gonzaga
vs. st. Johns; z, Gonzaga vs.. George
town Prep; II, st. Johns VS.. George.
town Prep; is, Gonzaga VS.. George
town Prep; 2OS DeVlLC vs.. 81. Jonn Si
80, Georgetown Prep VS.. Dewitt.
May 2, st. Johns vs.. GeorgetowE
Prep; 3, Gonzaga VS.. St. Johns: S,
GonzaEa VS.. Georgetown Prep; T. Con
zaga vg. Dewitt; 3, st. Johns vs.
Dewitt; 10, Gonzaga VS.. Dewitt; r.
Dewitt vs. Georgetown Prep; IS, Con
zaga VS.. st. Johns; 81, Dewitt vs.
Gonzaga.
June 2. Georgeown Prep vs.. st
Uohn's.
One of the country's best known
amateurs, Fred Wright Of Boston
exhibited his skill at CongreSsiona
Country Club yesterday, carding a
par-equalling Y. Wright, who has
seven times annexed the Massa
chusetts State amateur and is a
golfing companion Of Francis Oui
met and Jesse Guilford, paced off
the first nine in SO, one over par
and sped over the incoming nine
in 81, one below par. Wright was
playing with Joe Lynch, captain OF
the Georgetown University gol1
team and president of the Inter
collegiate Golf League, and Ken
meth Corcoran, another George
town golfer. Lynch shot Is an6
Corcoran 70.