Evening star., 1941-03-21
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Major tournaments over 9-hole
courses are out of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association competitive
picture this year. So are major
affairs over courses on which winter
rules are in effect.
These are the main changes in a
well-rounded schedule of eleven
links events announced by the
feminine golf organization. In ad-
dition another tourney, Known as
the bonus" event, will be held, If
any money from the prize budget Is
left after the close Of a season OPEN
ing April 81 and running through
October IA.
The annual team match of past
years with Philadelphia is out. but
two team contests will be played
against Baltimore in home and home
engagements. The women also did
not, as expected, schedule team con-
tests with Richmond. The links
women Of the Virginia capital. real
izing the supremacy of the WASH
ington women, asked that matches
be played on a handicap basis. which
the local women refused to do.
One-Day Journeys O.K'd.
Mrs. Walter L. Weible, women's
association prexy, announced that
henceforth all one-day tournaments
will end the same day and that
playoffs, if necessary, will be staged
the day of the tourney. This, she
explained, is in line with United
States Golf Association practice.
Membership in the association for
unattached players now will cost $40,
instead of the S5 fee of previous
years.
In addition to the major tourna-
ment schedule, the women an
nounced the schedule for their
team matches, in three divisions,
starting April 25 and winding up
June 30. First teams, with only
four clubs entered in this division,
will play at scratch, while in the
well populated second division, and
the third division, players will COM
pete with association handicaps un-
der a new series of regulations
adopted several months ago.
Here is the tournament schedule:
Opens April 21.
Phyllis Keeler Miller Memorial tourney,
held h by the g women ~, Of the, WashNington v, No
4 PLAYERS at 5s holes, April Is and 90;
Eyf9ng d Star Cup S ess waAShiRsfSan
class B May %; District women's cham
pionship Manor Country Club. June .: 3.
!, and g. Washington Post Cup. class
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IL for class B PLAYERS National Broad
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casting system tourney. for class B
players at Chevy Chase, August 19: Corby
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October "a. for committee women and
The team schedule is as follows:
Chevy Chase vs. Kenvood Manor VS..
kenSood S csVy chew May chase as Manor M ARMY n Navy W.
May s, at Chevy Chase, Manor VS.. Chevy
Chase, Kenwood vs. Army Navy: May. IS,
Chase vs.. Kenwood; % Nav ~: at Indian
Sprine Chevy Chase VS.. Army Navy.
Manor Us; Kenwood; June Il; at Beaver
Chase VS. Manor.
Many Second Teams.
Second teams:
April 25 at Woodmont-Chevy Chase vs
Confessional, Kenwood VS. Army Navy,
WASHINGTON VS.. Columbia, Woodmont VS.
Argyle. Indian Spring We. Beaver Dam
Manor vs.. Belle Haven. May . at Con.
gressional-Indiau Spring VS.. Bell Haven
Woodmont VS.. Beaver Dam, Kenwood VS.
Columbia, Washington VS.. Argyle. Chevy
Chase VS.. Army Navy. Manor VS.. Congres-
slonsl May 8 at Beaver Dam-WaShing-
ton VS.. Beaver Dam, Manor VS.. Indian
Spring. Woodn1ont VS.. Belle Haven, Con-
srefSI9bnsi bs rs Army Navy. CheVs Chase vs.
~ May 2 at Washinston-Misnor vs. Army Army
Chase VS.. Argyle, Washington VS.. Belle
Haven. Kenwood VS.. Beaver Dam, Wood
mont VS., Indian Spring, May 13 at Belle
| VS. Woodmont. Confessional VS.. Argyle
WheVy onmbs IhaSS vs. Wasbinson esEer m Aim 1ndsr
Spring. May 16 at Manor-Congression