Evening star., 1938-06-13
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Team Matches and buffers
Event Complete Spring 7
Card for Women.
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

BY WALTER McCALLUM.
With entries for The Star Cup tour
ney to close today, woman golfers Of
the city will wind up their team series
tomorrow, bringing the spring COM
petitive season down near its close
The Star Cup affair, which opens at
Columbia Wednesday with big entry
list, will be, with one exception, the
f1nal affair on the spring schedule
Final matches in the team series will
find second team matches winding up
at Chevy Chase, with Columbia, lead
Ing in the second group, facing strong
rival in Congressional, which is only a
half-point out of first place in the tie
with Army-Navy, which plays WASH
ington.
Congressional, leading in the third
team chase. will meet Kenwood in the
finale of the third matches at Manor
tomorrow. First team matches are
over. Indian Spring has won the first
team play-off from Chevy Chase.
doubling the point total of the second
team
After the two-day Star Cup tour
ney, which ends Thursday, the women
will compete in the buffers tourney
at Kenwood, slated for June %.
Armly-Navy Is Victor.
Army-Navy licked Washington Golf
and Country Club 29 to is in a re-
newal Of their team matches at the
service club course. Two blind bogey
affairs held at the Army-Navy Club
found six men tied for first place.
They were P. K. Smith, Col. Andrus,
P. D. Hathaway, I. c. Bogart, E. P.
Doyle and c. M. Yates.
Other team matches found Kenwood
licking Quantico at Kenwood, % to
4. and East Potomac whipping a visit
Ing team from Richmond, 28h to
1012, at East Potomac. George Dif-
fenbaugh shot 68 to lead the Ken
wood team to victory.
At the Capital Golf and Country
Club Frank White shot 65 to tie
the pro record and set a new amateur
mark for that hilly layout He picked
up six brides in the round. Results in
Vic ooAAy-1 dN Sup d1lAlT.
Frank White and M. Mcdonald defeated
George Butts and H. Hines 4 and :: Roy
Z; Aten and Andy Miller defeated L. K.
Rdt..1; HE and "A a r. BOWS and 2: George
Kephart and j. E. Hurd. up; Ken
Spencer and 4. J. Arnold defeated D. W.
asses and and T. eoSen sSen' defeased ane RaIph IN
sennie and Pat Loughran. 4 and 2.
Tommy Bones on Top.
Tommy Bones. the southpaw ace,
tops the ladder qualifications at Manor
with an average Of 70. with Bobby
Brownell second at 7212. The ladder
qualifications will continue for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. c. A. Stewart and Frank M.
Goodwin won the mixed Scotch four
some tourney at Congressional with a
gross card Of 81. Net prizes went to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Johnston and
Mrs. A. McNitt and H. A. Knox. First
flight survivors in the tourney for the
Grape trophy are Fred Berquist, Earl
McAleer, w. w. Bayfield, and DR.. r. A.
keilty.
Jerry Black leads in the chase for
the Tom Moore trophy at Washington
with net score of 1874 for So holes.
Ralph S. Fowler and A. G. Dezendorf
are tied for second with 139, and Joe
Baldwin, with 54 holes behind him, has
scored PIT.
At Rock Greek Park, R. E. johnson
oagged hole-in-one on the third
hole, 165yarder.
Quigley Beaver Dam Winner
At Beaver Dam John L. Ouieley
shot IS. with an 8-handicap for a
net 90 to win the first flight of the
handicap affair. The second flight
went to S. Winewriter, Ralph Amick
won the third flight, and F. N. Reisner
won the fourth. The flag tourney
was won by Mrs. C. E. MCGOWAN
Gilt Spencer, the Beaver Dam pro,
shot II in match against Mel
Shorey Of East Potomac Park.
A. ]. Frentz won the buffers
trophy at Indian Spring, carding 81
with 22-handicap fot net of IS.
A. F. Wilson and w. w. Hubbard
were next with SOS. Ralph West and
E. s. Cassidy tied for the top spot in
the Lampson Cup affair at Argyle.
Dutch Rittenhouse, winner of the
recent spring tourney, shot a 64 at
East Potomac, one of the lowest
rounds of the season; H. L. Cutler
won a blind bogey affair at the down.
river course with 106-2-104.
A field of nearly IS Government
golfers were playing today in the
Federal Golf League tourney at Ken
wood