Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-13
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Ten members of the Indian Spring
golf team are in the first flight of
the club championship tournament,
whose match play rounds will start
next Saturday. What a dog fight
that one will be, with fellows like
Roger Peacock, mid-Atlantic champ;
Ralph Bogart, medalist and school,
boy champ; Volney Burnett, Gov
eminent title holder, and a flock
more of good golfers trying to
muscle Francis M. Buddy Sharkey
out OF the crown the youngster has
won for the past two years. The
list OF pairings in that Indian
Spring club title tourney comes
fairly close to reading like the roster
of major invitation affair.
Here are the pairings in the six
flights of the club championship, all
due to get under way three days
hence:
First fight--;Ralph BoRart VS.. w Brad
shaw, Russ Hollebaueh VS.: Jerry Hart. Bob
Roger Peacock. Buddy sharkey VS. Joe will
son. j. d. Boyer vs.. 10y Harrison, Byrne
Gurtiss vs.. Arthur Urban, Fred Kroeger VS..
qf Sis1ne s9 kdass f faysE' q; ns5
y John Hl De Fno s vs. Tom Oakley Davis
Frank g. Butler, j. Hunt VS.. Ted Ritter.
Frank McArdle drew bye, l. Kroeger VS..
man II NJ De Volt vs.. -J J P. jeffrey frey II. B.
SSwartWout VS. J. 3; Robertson, Dan De
vs.. J. E. Fitzgerald. W Holmead VS.. K s.
Giles, John Taylor VS.. R. w Westwood,
Freq Biersdorf drey bye;
Meade VS. Pat Cook. H L Bisselle VS.. Frank
Hammsrs Mu Va JACK v budey shsehy
Hor mtne vs. F. Lbman. J. r. Smith
sr P5h sh' FHs vs. oG &c bouB rs r pa q
Pr, A; Utz, Tom semple drew a bye
AND schley zirkin drew Dyes. " .
Sixth fiRht-Frank Cuneen VS. Phil
Berman. w. F. Patterson VS.. J. N. Cooper,
son VS.. NJ Gordon. F Feeney VS. James
Malseed. K. Michelet VS. j. l. Thomas
Harry Seaman drew bye. F. w. Perkins
VS.. w. H Robinson.
Marion Can Win Only One Crown.
The Indian Spring Women's club
championship has been showed back
to start next Monday. That will be
the same time as the beginning of
the Manor Country Club title affair,
which is bad news to Marion Brown.
The blond youngster holds both club
titles, and wanted to win them again
for the third straight time. But
she won't be able to do it this year
because of the conflict of dates. and
so Marion has elected to defend
her Manor title. That will leave
the Indian Spring crown open to
such good golfers as Betty Meckley,
Virginia Stokes and Charlotte Stern.
Columbia Country Clubs mems
championship, biggest local links
title tourney. will be played through
six days, starting September Is, with
the final round September 80. The
starting field probably will number
200 and 6 or 7 flights will qualify.
The date was announced by DR.. Paul
M. Stewart, Golf Committee chair
man, following meeting of the
committee.
Every year the Corby Cup tourney,
one of the more popular fixtures
of the Women's District Golf Asso-
citation season, turns up a new win
ming name in golf. 1t has been so
for many seasons past, and fire.
quently the victor in the opening
event of the fall links season for
the skirted players is a member of
the Army Navy Country Club.
Mrs. Barrol Wins Corby Cup.
Today attractive Mrs. M E.
Barrol, member of Army Navy
and woman who used to play in
local tournaments or 10 years back
before leaving Washington for Chi
cago and Fort Bragg, N. c., holds
the Corby Cup. Mrs. Barrol is the
wife of an Army officer and plays
from the service club.
She won the big cup at Columbia
with a card of 94-16-78, in a
day of comparatively high scoring.
A slow course and fast putting
green's combined to boost the scores
skyWard. Tied for second we're Mrs
E. F. Thompson of Army Navy. with
96-16-80. and Mrs. Norman B.
Frost of Columbia, with 93-13-80
Mrs. Betty P. Meckley of Indian
Spring, strictly on her game after