The Washington times., 1936-11-21
Turkey Event
Offers MANY
Prizes
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

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Country Club members for the
1896 season takes it's last breath
tomorrow. turkey tourney hav
ing been arranged by Leopold v
Freudberg. golf chairman.
1t will be a Scotch foursome, 1s
holes medal play handicap, di'
vided into classes A and B One
half of the total handicap will be
allowed.
Prizes will be distributed at the
luncheon following the tourna-
ment. Members can arrange tor
partners and starting times by
phoning Gene Larkin, club pro, at
Wisconsin 1907.
Donating prizes are Phil Bobys,
Ben Dulcan, Phil Lustine, Jack
Shulman, DR.. Sam Bogdonoff,
Harry Davidow, Stanley Fischer,
Bill Illch, Fred Lewis, Fred Schni-
der, Bill Stephan, Barney Krucoff,
Charley Schulman, Nathan Wal
ZACH, Joe Mazo, Morris Jaffe, Adlai
Mann and Morris Simon.
The tournament will be post.
poned until Thanksgiving Day in
case Of rain or snow tomorrow.
Illness to his wife has caused
Witty Cox to delay starting his
tour of the winter tour. Cox is
now in his Brooklyn home, await.
ing his wife's recovery.
At the time his wife was taken
Ill, the Kenwood pro was prepared
to leave early next week, his first
stop being at the $4,000 Augusta
(Ga) Open. From there he was
to proceed to Miami for the rich
Miami-Biltmore Open. Then he
would follow the regular winter
open tournament program that
leads through California, Texas
and the Southern States.
Winners in the various tourna-
ments held during this season at
Kenwood follow:
MEMS TOURNAMENTS
Gatewood Trcphy-G. f. Hudson
(91-26-65). winner; C. E. Cook
(85.19-66). runner.up.
Olsen Cup-Phil Tew (78-12-66). win.
ner: w. Weber (s4.17-67) and P. w.
Jack Nichols Cup-R. P. Bailey
(sO.21-69l. winner; Carl Gnam
(sO-1S-6O and R. W. Harvey (sS-16-6O,
Donal L. ChamberIin Trophy-R. A.
Weaver (6 up on par). winner; r. Fl.
Hughes (even with par) and r. X. Nor
ton (eyen with par).
Presidents Cup-R. A. weaver
Japanese Ambassador Cup-M. Karaki
(273 net, 72 holesl, winner: Ted Rut-
ley (975 net, 7e hOles); C. d. JOhansOn
'("75 '(,I net IL h9les1; runnsr:-ugi %,n. Pill.
ner. Eugene Pittman defeated Bernie
Hallock. 1 up in 10 hOIes) second flight
wWinneT,. LLOYD $. Carey defeated d.: X;
%nns4 d. NJ Il r arT tnfS ySt cgGt
Argersinger.. and -:
Junior ampiOnship-Winner, Bob
DonOhue (85 gross. 1S hOles).
der defeated Ted Rutley. 8 and s. 36
holes): second flight winner. A. H. FOs.
ter defeated Rev. Louis A. Vaeth. and
s.: third flight winner. j. E. Hutchinson,
fourth flight winner. w. H. Clampltt
defeated Clyde Argersinger. and 81;
tourney medalist, Reid ". Digges u.s.
18 hOles).
SOuCnpaW CnampIOnSnlD-WM inner. Il
Fl. Powers defeated G. A. Lamb, l up
in 10 holes).
Seniors mpiOnship-Winner, Noah
PomerOy.
Four-BaH ChampiOnship-Winne Fl.
j. Klossner and George H. Hill, jr.
WoMEN's TOURNAMENTS
Club ampiOnship-Winner, Mrs. Leo
j. Walper.
Hutchinson TrOphy-Winner, Miss
c. s. Teal TrOphy-Winner. Mrs. s. r.
DeLaMater.
=. A. Rule Trophy-winner. Mrs.
WiIda Martin.
Fuller TrOphy-Winner. Mrs. R. P.
Fred Grimm TrOphy-winners. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Jester (mixed Scotch
8. 5. Biick Trophy-Mrs. W. S. Fur.
low. Mrs. A. a. McEntee. Mrs, s: T;
DeLaMater and Mrs. j. b. Lund tiled
Girls Championshlp-Winner, Ethel
Fuller.
Prizes were distributed at the
annual club banquet. In addition
to the above, w. o. Wooley re-
ceived a prize for being the best
dressed golfer in the club; ]. E.
Hutchinson, jr., for being the hap
piest golfer and D. Weymer for
being the worst golfer.
Al Houghton, now attached to
the Bannockburn Country Club as
promotion manager, will compete
in next weeks $4,000 Augusta
(Ga) ODen.