Evening star., 1940-09-27
By WALTER McCALLUM.

l1eIe d novel lued W sup llle
grousing that sometimes happens
in a golf game; even friendly one.
You know the kind, where fellow
isn't going well, his puts are rim
ming the cup, and every time his
ball heads for bunker it seems to
and a heel print. OF course there
are times when all the breaks
do seem to go bad.
DR.. Bob Keilty. president of the
District Golf Association, thought
up the cure He plays regularly at
Congressional with D. L. Norman
and Frank E johnson. They are
like other golfers, They like to
talk about the breaks, the bad
ones and the good ones.
Tell you what let's do. fellows"
said Keilty. Let's each put two
bits in pot every time We crab
a little about Our shots. We won't
get much, but We'll get enough to
buy dinner at the end of the sea-
SON"
They've carried it on all season.
And if you can judge by the merry
jingle of those two-bit pieces in
the can in Keilty's locker, they've
done all right. But Uncle Dan
Moorman insists that most of the
coins came from fellows outside
the regular group.
We don't talk much about luck
in our crowd" says Norman. "Oh,
well, maybe just a little bit. But
then it wouldn't be any fun to play
this game if you couldn't crab a
little"
And the little box is getting fuller
and fuller. 1t should be quite a
dinner party they toss later in the
season.
The outstanding upset of the
feminine championship links year
today finds Mrs. David H. Clark,
women's champion of the Army
Navy Country Club, on the side
lines in the Chevy Chase womens
title tourney. Mrs. Clark, who won
the Army Navy club championship
two weeks ago, also plays at Chevy
Chase. -Four days ago she tied with
Mrs. Bishop P. Hill for the medal
with IS.
She lost yesterday in the first
round of the title tourney to Mrs.
j. w. Beller. The loss itself isn't
surprising. but the margin of victory
is surprising.
Mrs. Beller, a good golfer, can
lick almost any one around town
on good day But she licked Mrs.
Clark, 6 and f. Mrs. Hill won her
first-round match. defeating Mrs.
Kurt Hanson. 3 and 2.
Other matches resulted as follows:
Mrs. L. B. Platt defeated Mrs Oscar
Goolica1' and s: Mrs B. Patterson
Susan HACKER defeated Mrs. Selden Cha
pin. and ..
The second round was being
played today.
Five women from as many clubs
Will get together next month to 20
over the recommendations of all
the country clubs for officers of the
Womens District Golf Association
to serve during 194l. The fve.
chosen by the Executive Committee
of the association. are as follows:
Mrs. L. B. Schloss. Woodmont (tem-
porary chairman Mrs. Edward
Widmayer. Argyle: Mrs. R. T.
Schlossberg, Army Navy; Mrs. c. T.
Frownfelter, Beaver Dam, and Mrs.
r. K. Aten. Capital. These five will
not necessarily choose the new OFF,
GERS, but will sift out the nomina-
tions submitted by the clubs and
will sit as court of arbitration.
The slate Of officers, under associa-
ton rules, must be posted Is days
prior to the annual meeting. Sched-
uled for December 5 at Columbia.
The women have their associa-
ton we'll organized. Nominating
committee rotate among the clubs
in alphabetical order each year.
Mrs. Bishop P Hill. captain Of
the Washington intercity women's
team. announced today that the
match with Baltimore women has
been postponed from October to
October l6. This was done. she ex-
planned. because the October 2 date
interferes with Baltimore tourney
Entries are being taken by Mrs.
Gordon Luce at Adams 1861 for the
buffers tourney. scheduled for
next Thursday at Beaver Dam. This
is an event for women with handi-
caps from 19 to 36, inclusive. Main
prize is the Elizabeth c. Harris
Trophy put up by a former pres-
dent Of the women's link organiza.
ton. Tuesday. October /. has BEEN