Evening star., 1939-09-05
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Straight Off the Tee

"A maJCn play against par tourney
at Woodmont went to Howard Nord-
linger, who finished down. Five
others finished down. The mixed
foursome affair was won by Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith with AZ,
while the net award went to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert E. Steinem with
43-81a-341a. Morris Jaf1e won
the driving contest with a poke of
253 yards and Ruth Simon won the
women's driving affair with a shot
of 206 yards.
Kenwood staged several different
affairs. Don Miller's II, made Sum-
day, stood up to win the medal in
the club championship. Mrs. j. c.
Dale won the Hutchinson Trophy
with 86-12-74, with the gross
award going to Mrs. A. A. McEntee,
who had 81. Mrs. Stephen De La
Mater won the putting award with
80 puts.
William Hoad won a mems flag
tourney, playing his last shot feet
from the pin on the eighteenth
green. B. w. Chidlaw was next, a
foot away.
Three Tie for Standley Cup.
Comdr. William S. Popham,
Comdr. j. S. Phillips and Frank
Dunham, all with net scores of II,
tied for the Admiral Standley Tro-
ply at Army Navy.
At Capital Mrs. E. r. Ferguson,
jr., and George Molloy led a large
field in the mixed foursome tourney
with a score of 78-16-62. Mrs. Roy
K. Aten and M. C. Jenkins were
next with 91-23-68. The ap-
preaching and putting tourney went
to L. E. Holloway.
AL Edmonds holed a 3-iron shot
for an eagle deuce on the. 45O-yard
third hole at Washington in a day
which saw several events. Prize
winners were w. B. Springman, T.
S. OHalloran, L. H. Whitten. John
Holzberg, Frank Williams, Maurice
Palmer, DR.. John Marbury. Otto
Thacker and F.. E. Westenberger.
The Washington team will meet
Army Navy at the service club next
Sunday.
At Manor w. j. La Billie won the
Presidents Cup tourney with a
card of 78-76-24-130. Alton Pratt
was second with 77-74-2O-13l. In
womens tourney, played on the
inside" nine, Mrs. H. j. Beach,
Mrs. C. A. Danneker and Mrs. L. G..
Pray tied with net 70s.
Pairings in the Kenwood Club
championship are as follows:
Championship .nisht.Don Miller; y,
William Hoad. 81; Maury Fitzgerald. II
R W s. easle heeas sa So 0Ro Ro shlsry M VS. r R
Harris so; J. w Harvey. Ii, VS. Cary
winston 81 r w PEBBLES, ~, VS.. Charles
Xaile. so: J. A. Thurston, 81 VS.. R. w
Second n,, fisht-Emerson Ross: 81 g, vs..
p Jehsnso2 sbs 81 E Z p6ass Ms5l0s q s4 vs
!. R, Taylors 81: 7, z Hamill: S vs.
ao2si 52hn DiSss Iss. 81 Thssessr The Be s.
Third flsht-B. L. Amiss s5, VS.. K. A
hsaeef RsFoe 81 81 E R,et1ss e5ss S. S. VS. VS. 6 6
RRoss, IS: J. ", Yesbitt, se, VS.. ". R
Ritchmeyer, 81; r. Chamberln s6 VS.
| William McCaw. 81: F. 8. Bacon s6. VS.
! 2, H. Brent. 81; E. S. Peirce, 81. VS.. Busy
Fourth iight-G. Cure. 81. VS.. J.. E.
Hutchinson. jr., 90: j. Vance. ss. VS. Paul
Balliff. 80 W; A: puvan. IS: VS.. Leo Cul-
ljnane nnar 80; " D. Woolley. as. ,ys. 9. \
N. Edward 50; W. H. clampitt, IS; VS.,
John Holland. SO; r. v. Herman, 50, vs.
Fifth aight-J w Clampitt. 81. VS., ].
s. Gorrel 93: w. E. Henderson, %. VS.
Y. g. Myers, "a; l. H. Hagerla "a, vs.
H Hushes, o.; J. sasnett, "a VS.. T. NJ
Davis. %; w. j. Snow, "a. VS. G. H
buckingham. %; H T. Snyder. 90 VS.
a: 3; Hobleman, 90; T. A. Dis. 90, VS.. J.
W. Byrne o1
:. Sixth hisht-Donad Kane. o1. VS.. S.
Vaile, as: w Luckett 1O1, VS.. P. NJ
Lion. 9s: S. R Coleman 1O4 VS.. e B
Peanks. Fra 25; 6: E. Resa, 1o3, vs.. J. Lamb,
a6; T. Haines, os. vs. NJ A. Miller
1O1: C: E Coulon. ~. vs.. A. Gallagher.
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