Evening star., 1935-10-16


M championships in progress,
w still another feminine
tourney will be played to-
morrow and Friday. This one is at
KenWood, where the women of the
club are to compete over the 36-hole
match play against par route for the
C. S. Teal Trophy. The trophy was
presented last year. Eighteen holes
will be played each of the two days.
Pairings for the tourney follow:
uug ssT snd ME- Ms 4 Ra MsEpsef Mrs Mrs. ebes
ter Morrill, and Mrs. G. H Parker: $40.
Mrs. Vida Martin and Mrs. Theodore
Lonnquest; 9:45, Mrs. S. De La Mater. Mrs.
T D. Dutton and MS, F. E Olsen; ~ 9;5o:
9:55. Miss .Virginia Pope and Mrs Leo Wal
per: 10 Mrs. r: E Hotze and Mrs. J. G.
Dale; 1905; Mrs, F c. Meier. Mrs. R. C..
Miller and Mrs. Ford.
lust as was the case several years
y ago when Indian Spring and Co.
lumbia reached the semi-flnal round
and had to decide on a course to play
the match, captains of the golf teams
at Indian Spring and Kenwood are to
flip a coin late this week to decide on
which layout they will meet on next
Sunday in the penultimate round of
the Maryland State team champion
ships. Roger Peacock heads the In
dian Spring team, twice victors in the
State tourney, while Maury Fitzgerald
heads the Kenwood outfit.
IND you ever see No. iron shot
hit for a carry of 220 yards? Had
you been out at Congressional yester-
day you would have seen it done. From
the bunker at the right of the fair
way at the eighth hole at Congress
sional Roland Mackenzie hit one of
the finest shots we ever have seen,
smacking the ball on the green on
the carry, 22o yards away, with a tool
that Is intended for distance Of
about ITO yards. He also played the
lengthy thirteenth with a drive and
an iron.
TWO Washington lads are to be
in the thick of the scrap for the
P. G. A. championship, which gets
under way tomorrow at Oklahoma
City. AL Houghton, Washington prod
uct, who now registers from Virginia
Beach, is an automatic qualifier, while
Cliff Spencer of Beaver Dam, who is
getting to be just about the best
scoring pro around the Capital, also
is at Oklahoma City.
IT looks like another club champion
ship for Howard Nordlinger at
Woodmont. Howard, seven times win
ner of the club title. meets Joe Gins
in one semi-f1nal over the coming
week end, while Melvin Kraft and
Bobby Baum, persistent challengers
for the title, clash in the other semi
final.
WOMAN golfers of four clubs were
playing second-round matches
in their club championship tourna-
ments today. with the final round
scheduled in three Of the Journeys to-
morrow. At Columbia, where Mrs. B.
c. Hartig. medalist. fell before Mrs.
Norman B. Frost, Mrs. Frost met Mrs
George B. McGinty and Mrs. James
w. Beller met Mrs. H. r. Quinter.
Mrs. David H. Clark, former mid
Atlantic and Virginia champion, back
on her game again, shot a 70 in the
first round of the Army-Navy Club
title tourney yesterday to win handily
and today met Mrs. Philip Cole. The
other sen1i-final Law between Mrs. C..
S. Stern, the medalist, and Mrs. r. G.
Guyer.
At Washington Mrs w. S. Masden
and Mrs. ]. E. McCabe, comedalists,
moved smoothly through their first
match round and may meet in the
final round tomorrow Mrs. Mesden
defeated Mrs. G. c. Roney, and 2,