The Washington times., 1938-07-19
MD. GOLF ASSOC.
ONE-BALL
DRIVE TOURNEY

ment, Scheduled Tor the Columbia
Country Club Thursday, is another
event planned in the summer
activity of the Maryland State
Association.
The duos will play alternate
shots and selective drives on a
handicap basis with each team
allotted one-half of the combined
handicap of the two players.
Contestants will be required to
have an M. S. G. A. handicap
card. Entrance fee is 81 and
partners will be available on the
first tee.
Merchandise prizes are being
awarded at Fountain Head Club,
Hagerstown, today in an 18-hole
medal handicap event.
The annual golf tournament of
the Washington Trade ASsocia,
ton executives has been scheduled
at Burning Tree Thursday, July
81. Eighteen holes will be played.
Prizes include first and second
low net and gross, blind bogey,
low puts and others. The main
trophy will be awarded for low net
score among the selective handi-
caps. Anything under 81 will be
void.
The committee includes Emmet
Dougherty, chairman; N. Bond
Geddes, Pyke johnson, A. D.
O'Connor and George Romney.
Edgewood Country Club, Pitts
burgh, has drawn the Union
Printers International Golf Asso-
citation tournament which starts
August l It will be a four-day,
72-hole tournament.
Following the retirement of the
first Walter Hagen trophy, Sec
ond one will be put into competi-
tion. The wives will play August
2 for the Mclaughlin Cup.
The 18th open golf champion
ship Of the State of Maryland will
be played at Congressional Coun-
try Club, July 26. It will be a &c.
hole medal play tournament, rules
of the U. S. G. A. applying.
Entrance fees for professionals
will be IS, greenSkeeperS, So and
amateurs So. First, second, third
and fourth prizes will be $12O, 800,
$50 and $50, respectively. The
course will be available for prac-
tice July 25.
The schedule and terms of play
for the Junior Golf League of the
Maryland State Golf Association
were announced today. The league
will operate for 10 weeks during
July and August.
Contestants must be under 81
years of age and all matches are
to start at $50 a. m. Each team
is composed of four players, the
same four not necessarily being
required to play each match.
Scoring is on the basis of six
points per match, to be divided as
follows: One point for best ball
of each match and one point for
individual matches. Ma ches
should be played out until either
side wins.
The schedule:
Thursday, July 21.-Baltimore Coun-
try, Club vs.: Green Spring Valley, at
Sparrows Point, at Hillendale; Food
holme Country Club VS.. bye.
Tuesday, July 26.-Green Spring VAL
ley vs.. Hillendale, at Green Spring VAL
ley; Woodholme VS.. Sparrows Point, at
sparrows Point; Baltimore Country Club
VS.. bye.
Thursday, July 2S.-BaItimore Country
Club vs.. Hillendale, at Baltimore; Green
Spring Valley VS.. Woodholme, at Wood
holme; Cparrows Point VS.. bye.
Thursday, August 4.-Hillendale w.
Baltimore Country Club. at Hillendale;
sparrows Point VS.. Baltimore Country
Club, at Sparrows Point; Green Spring
Valley VS.. bye.
Tuesday, August 9.-Green Spring Val
ley VS.. Sparrows Point, at Green Spring
Valley; Baltimore Country Club vs..
Woodholme, at Woodbne; Hillendale VS..
bye.
Country Club VS.. Green Spring Valley. at
Green Spring Valley; Hillendale VS.. Spar
rows Point at sparrows Point; Wood
holme VS.. bye.
Tuesday, August 16.-Green Spring
Valley VS.. Hillendale, at Hillendale;
Woodholme VS.. Sparrows Point; Balti-
mohe Country Club VS.. bye.
Thursday, August IS. - Baltimore
Country Club VS.. Hillendale; Green
Spring Valley vs.. Woodholme, at Green
Spring Valley; sparrows Point VS.. bye.
Tuesday, August 23.-Hillendale VS..
Woodholme, at Woodholme; Sparrows
Point VS.. Baltimore Country Club at
Baltimore; Green Spring Valley VS. bye.
Thursday. August 25.-Green Spring
Valley VS.. Sparrows Point; Baltimore
Country Club VS.. Woodholme, at Balti-
more; Hillendale VS.. bye.