The Washington times., 1938-07-04


events will be the clash of the
Service divot diggers at Army and
Navy, where officers in olive drat
battle officers in blue and gold
for the annual dinner. Sixteen
foursomes will march down the
fairwayS.
SPECIAL RULES
A number of special rules are
made for this match, and one OF
the most important Is that nc
Army man shall carry on expert
ments in trench digging or sand
blasting without tallying the
result in horsepower developed
expletiveS created and oil hit, ii
any. Nor shall any Army man lay
down a sand screen by bombing
when the fleet Is standing up the
ways to par.
Army has it understood that nc
low Navy tricks such as subma
rining q hole shall be tolerated
and if a Navy ball hits a water
hazard, it is expected to act just
as an Army ball would act under
identical conditions.
Starting times and pairings for
today'S match follows:
$3.50, l.. h. McClatchie and r. R
Carry (Navy) VS.. +. M. Elliott and D. H
Pratt (Army); S:35, X. w. Christie ano
partner VS.. c. p. Barton and Z. H. Tim
othy (Army); S:4O. Latten and B. Titus
(Navy) vs.. George Hartman and Haw
kins (Army); S:45, E. e. Craig and c. NJ
Tooke (Navy) VS.. b. Woolnaugh and
Pashall (Army); $3.50, C. NJ. Yates and
c. A. Trexel (Navy) VS.. G. A. Daddy anc
E. z. Doyle (Army); S:55, J. J. Manning
and f. b. Nixon Navy VS.. C. L. CLARK
and w. w. Gordon (Army).
., H. c. SHEPPARD and L. W. Thomas
tNavy) VS.. w. +. Doyle and A. D. Surle.
(Army); 9:O5. A. D. ColIey and ]. P
Owens Navy VS.. r. c. Rogers and c
w. Dunning (Armyl; $40, X. F. Purvi'
and j. f. Foy Navy VS.. E. T. King
sr., and T. j. Weed (Army): 9:2O. A. R
Clifford, jr., and A. r. Clifford. Sr.
INavy) VS.. ". R: Russell and Robert
H. P. Mcdowell Navy VS.. Francis and
F. L. Parks (Army); $3.50. w. s. Pop
ham and Ralph Bogart (Navy) VS.. K
Buchanan and Lynch (Army); 9:35. F
Navy VS.. d. S. STAGE and Jack Wade
(Army): $40, C. ]. Cummings and Tor
linski (Navy) VS.. Freeman and McNaugh
ton (Armyl; 9:45, Jimmy Stevens ant
J. H. Stevens (NJavy) vs. Eric King and
Joe Greenwood (Army).
One Of the traditional tourna.
ments of the local clubs is set for
Chevy Chase today, with more
than $50 contestants expected to
tee off in the competition for the
Hungarian Cup. Play will be over
18 holes on a handicap basis.
Over the far-reaching fairways
of picturesque Congressional Club
today, the members will contest
for the House Committee Cup and
after that will battle it out in q
pitching, putting and driving con-
test.
The members at Manor Club
will attack par in a match play
tournament, and after that there
will be a driving contest for men
and a flag contest and putting
competition for women.
Qualifying rounds for the Hor-
ton Cup, an annual competition
at Washington Golf and Country
Club, will end today, and match
play will begin. There is 100 per
cent participation in the flag
tournament at Argyle, which ends
today.
A record turnout is expected at
Columbia today for the beSt-ball
four-ball matches, with total scores
combined, and total handicaps sub.
tracted to make the team total.
At Indian Spring the members
will continue the competition for
the board Of governors cup, in
which D. F. MaStbrook is leading.
Play for the President Morris
Somons cup heads the days COM
petition at Woodmont, with a
mixed Scotch foursome battle to
add variety.
There's just no holding T. "
Dennis, of Manor Club, today.
And there's a good reason for It
all. Playing with Jim Cosgrove,
Harvey Cooper and L. I. Stratton.
Dennis dropped his tee shot into
the cup on the eighth hole. So he
joins the P. G.. A. Hole in One
Club" with full honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Kreuz-
burg captured the low gross in a
mixed Scotch foursomes tourna-
ment yesterday at Indian Spring
Country Club with a brilliant
round of IA.
Mrs. E. A. Fay and w. r. Neil
vaine posted a gross score of SO
and we're aided by a handicap
allowance Of Is strokes for a net
68 to win low net honors. Tying
at SO with the Kreuzburgs we're:
Mrs. C. C. Canny and Sam Har-
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