The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-17

70 70 May b,
Annual Spring. Invitation Tournament
May IL, ID and II.
The Treasurer's Cup-May II to 20, in.
elusive.
HOrstmanA Memorial Cup-June 8, Q.
The Hungarian Cup--July s.
FOR WOMEN
The KeefeR Cup-April 20 and 90
Team Match-Juno 4.
French High Commission Cup-May
II, 10, 20. 81 and 2?.
WOmen's Championship, District OF
Columbia Golf AssociatiOn-June II, Is,
is. II and Is.
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
DogwoOd Blossom Tournament medal
Maryland Spring Team Matches
May 2.
Invitation Tournament-May II.
Ladder enthusiastically 2.
=. Flag. Tournament tmenl. Flag Tour
Driving Contest tladies)-May 81.
Husband and Wife TOurnament-
= Match Play Against Par tnien), Flag
: Tournament tladIes). Driving Contest
(men). pitching Contest (ladies) July s.
Two:Man Team TOurnament-August
8. IS. e and 60.
Club NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.
Georgetown'S golf team is stag
ing an inter-club elimination tour
ney at Kenwood to determine the
players who will represent the
Hoyas in the Eastern Intercol-
legiate Golf League. Charlie Pet
tijohn, lanky junior, carried off
top honorS in the opening session
yesterday, when he turned in a
d brilliant "a over the River Road
course. He unanswered the out
going nine in SO and returned in
80 and was handicapped the en-.
tire jaunt by strong wind. Next
in line was Anthony Scaturchio
who carded an SO.
John Fleming with "a, and
Frank Donohue, gridder, with IS
followed next in line, three and
four. R. Sullivan made an 81,
and the remaining six candidates
: for the varsity turned in SO cards.
They were Hugh Spalding, Joe
Ryan, Bart Higgins, w. Mulroy, J.
NOEL and Jim Foley.
Several other candidates have
yet to make the qualifying trek,
among them being Maury Nee,
Harvey johnson and Billy Dett-
weller. Tuesday is the deadline.
. The team will be made up of
four regulars and two after
mates.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School golf team will be
represented in the Eastern
States Scholastic tourney at
High Point, N. c., slated today
a week. The lads who will COM
prise the team are David Ross,
Charlie Sullivan, Earl skinker
and Frank LOTUS. On Friday
there will be 36-hole medal play.
Thomas Jefferson High, Of Rich
mond, is the defending cham
pion.
Dick Lunn, WaShington's crack
amateur golf star. is a slight
favorite to win the Mason.D Dixon
amateur golf tourney at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, today.
His opponent in the final flight
is AL Marshall, Of Cincinnati.
To line up their handicaps,
Maryland State golfers are set to-
day for play that will continue
until Monday, April 26. A State
association card must be purchased
before entering the 13-hole medal
play Journeys which are scheduled
at all member clubs.
On May S, at either indian
Spring or Hillendale, TowSon, Md,
respective winners in Glasses A,
B and C, low gross and low net
from each club, will play to deter
mine the winners.
The first event Of the 1887
women'S tourney slate, a handicap
affair, resulted in Mrs. L. G. Pray
carrying off ncnors by winning
the gross award. Mrs. E. C. Scott
and Mrs. Don Hutchinson took
net prizes. The leaSt-number-of-
puts award went to Mrs. B. Har-
tig, while Mrs. j. Cramer and
Mrs. Mack. Meyer we're the blind
hole victorS. Prize winners on the
inside nine were. Mrs. McCreery,