The Washington times., 1936-03-25
Event Opens
Week From
Today
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Eager to contribute toward re-
lief for flood sufferers, Manager
Ed Burns Of Rock Greek Park to-
day annou- ed q benefit golf
tournamen; next week. All pro-
ceedS will be turned over to the
American Red Cross.
The tourney opens wednesday
with an 18-hole qualifying round
followed by match play rounds
Thursday and Friday. Any club
or public parks golfer Is eligible.
The entry fee is 81.
Rock Greek Park win donate
prizes for winners and runners-up
In each flight and special prizes
for q women'S flight, II there are
Q sufficient number Of woman
entrants.
Billy Shea, western High, Is the
new president Of the District
d Scholastic Golf Association, being
elected at last nights annual
meeting. Buddy Sharkey, Con
zaga, was elected first vice presi-
dent; George Flather, woodrow
Wilson, second vice president:
Billy Rea, Tech, third vice presi-
dent; Andy Oliveri, Roosevelt,
treasurer; Bobby Brownell, Roose-
Velt, secretary, and Jack Robin
son, Western, publicity director.
Eastern anG woodrow Wilson were
new schools represented.
Frank Emmet, golf director at
Georgetown Prep, presided. Among
speakers were AL Treder, Manor
Club pro; Olaf Saugstad, Tech;
John Byerly, Dewitt Prep; c..
, Dwight Bracken, Dewitt Prep: C..
M. Ray, Central and Dave Her.
man, Washington Post. Sched-
ules follow.
Junior EyentS-May 0, 16, II, Maryland
echOlastic championship at Hillendale;
Nay 2s, IS, "a, District scholastic ct In
dian Spring, KenwOOd and Congressional; |;
May 80, father and son championship at
GEORGETOWN Prep; District junior, June
23, "a, rs, at WOOdmOnt; Maryland State
Junior. June 80, at Roland Park; national
inteFschOlastic at Greenwich, Conn.,, June
High school League-April 4, Tech vs.
Roosevelt, Western vs.. Wilson; IL, West
0En W. 1eCmp NSutEHk Vs. VSuDOA1 400
18, Roosevelt VS.. Central. Tech ys. VIII
Roosevelt vs. Tech. Western ": Wilson;
Sc. Western vs.. Roosevelt, Central W.
Tech; 26, Wilson vs. Roosevelt; go West
SFn W. Central. June 8, Western W: Cen
trail, Wilson W. Tech; 1S, Roosevelt vs.
Prep School League April 5, Con-
8aga VS.. Dewitt; 4, 5, 9, Z, Georgetown
Prep, invitation; 10. st. johns vs.. Con Con
ss S1SaSS ". Freq Sg.orr:tOsG ys s1
Prep; 2s, Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Prep.
vS. st. Johns; !, Dewitt vs.: Georgetown
Prep; 8, GOnzaga vs.. Dewitt; 10, Con-
Georgetown Prep; Il, Dewitt vs.. st.
Johns; is, GOnEaga VS.. st. johns; 10.
Dewitt VS.. st. Johns: 20, Gon1aga vs..
Georgetown Prep; 28, st. johns We.
It's the Indian Spring Club to-
day.
Operation of the old Indian
Spring Club passed into the hands
Of the members at q meeting last
night.
r. DR.. A. Thomas Utz is chairman
of the new board of managers.
Other board members are Edwin
Smith, Robert C. Pettengill. E. B.
Wagner, Frank G. Butler. Thomas
M. BelShe and william Walsh.
George Diffenbaugh remains as
professional.
Danny Burton, Army-Navy pro,
and Leo j. Walper, Bethesda driv-
ing range pro, today had marked
up Subpar rounds.
Burton yesterday journeyed over
his home course in 34-35-60, three
under par. He was playing with
Capt. r. j. Rogers.
Walper, playing with AL Jami-
son, Kenwood'S assistant pro, and
Tom Good, ,Kenwood member,
clicked off 34-34, SO, over the
par 70 Kenwood course.
Witty Cox, Kenwood pro, was
punched with the leaders as to-
days second 1S-hole round of the
North and South Open got under
way at Pinehurst. Yesterday Cox
shot a par 70, finishing a stroke
behind the three pace-setters,
Henry Picard, Jimmy Thomson
and Herman Barron.
Billy Dettweiler and Charlie
Pettijohn, Georgetown U. golfers,
carded' SO each. Maury Fitzger.
aid, Kenwood amateur. shot 81.