Evening star., 1941-11-04
Desperate Redskins Hard Hit by Injuries Seek Wngbacks for Stretch Drive
Pickford Trophies for Seniors
Put Up for Golf Competition
AT Columbia Club Next Year
By WALTER McCALLUM.

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BY WALTER McCALLUM.
Washington senior golfers next
year will play for their own trophy
In q tous nament scheduled to be
held in the spring Of 1912 at Co.
lumbia At the same time Columbia
senior linksmen will have their own
trophy for which to play.
Both trophies. now on display At
the Columbia Country Club, are the
gifts Of Roy H. Pickford. q nom
resident member Of Columbia, who
lives in California and spends .
couple Of months here every year.
Roy grew up in Washington, is q
large property holder here and at
one time was one Of the top ANA
teur linksmen of the city. He held
the championship of t. Washington
Golf and Country cub in 1916
licking Simeon T. Price. now the
senior champion Of Kenwood. in the
final Of that Washington tourney
25 wears ago.
Pickford is secretary of the South
ern California Golf Association and
for years has taken an active part
in the affairs of that big organiza-
ton. Several weeks ago he ap-
preached officials Of the District
Golf Association and Columbia with
proposal to present a pair of
senior trophies. one for the District
senior championship. the other for
Columbia senior tourney. Both
now have been presented. and will
be in competition for the first time
next spring.
First Tourney at Columbia.
Terms Of the tourney have not
yet been determined. except for
one provision-that the initial Dis
trict senior championship for the
new trophy will be played at Co.
lumbia. The trophy may be named
the Henry L. West Memorial Tro-
phy," In honor Of the respected golf
writer Of a decade ago. That, at
least. is what the District Golf As
ISOLATION proposed at its annual
meeting last winter.
The age limit, as yet unfixed. prob
ably will be set at IS years. in con-
formity with the age limit Of the
United States Senicfs' Golf Associa
ton. This also IS the age limit Of
the senior golf body Of the Chevy
Chase Club. which holds an annual
event.
Out Of q general meeting Of chair
men Of feminine golf committees Of
the Is member clubs Of the District
Women's Golf Association tomorrow
may come a slate of officers for the
1912 season Of the association. Mrs.
Theodore Pevser, chairman Of the
Nominating Committee for 1912 ON
ceU. has called meeting Of COM
mittee chairmen at her home to-
morrow. She hopes the delegates
vii! agree on slate before they
break up their meeting.
The committee forms the Execu-
tive Committee Of the women's as
sociation, which has worked through
the year with the officers Of the or
ganization. Present officers are:
President. Mrs. Walter l.. Weible;
ffrst vice president, Mrs. r. H.
Kramer; second vice president, Mrs.
=. D. Let's: secretary. Mrs. H. J.
Cooper: treasurer. Mrs. p. J. Wink.
ler, and handicap chairmen. Mrs.
H. ]. Beech and Mrs. E. A. Swinsle.
Bonus" Affair Ends Competition.
Final tournament Of the year for
the feminine players has gone into
the record books with the most
generous prize distribution Of any
affair Of the year The bonus"
tourney to spend money over ex-
penses was held at Congressional
Yesterday. where many high handi-
capped golfers came into the prize
list. There was no distribution of
gross prizes, although the scoring
was not too good. Mrs. Betty p.
Meckley and Mrs. Leo Walper had
the top scores with 88s.
Prize winners were:
Class Arr. N, J. Tcrlinski. Army
GonSres.ional, a4-,1I-e3; Mrs.. walter: L.
.iD.; W.js.s KeS.ood feS,.s ,1,ns Mrs Lso
4. A. MeEnte., nHUSS ken~ood. st-a-ss; MI: MI:
EDWARD Widmayer, Areyle, as-ll3-s5:
Mrs II. H. Goodman. woodment. a5-l2@
e: rs ~ oeorss oostan.n' kenvood' o.
.s; scis.s; s.Mrs, p s, williams. Argyle.
NV: KNiiosa ios@anMs: s Mrs. hfiss. T. sta.Tf. A.@y
Fsolnbu4s 7Rs1h soFiR: R:n~1dd Ms Mi:
s: M. sfoR 1 Z wels. ths,'R k.naeea seaes i1sss
ifs%aotas: rs: Mr.. " 4Gsf s.fep' AFm' ws.S: NsE,:
inston' IIII3-sa-o:; Mrs. F. Mccarthy.
Golfers Of The Evening Star Club
held a little tourney at Indian
Spring, In which 80 players took
part. Net winners in three classes
were: Glass A-W. D. Warren, 81
40: class B-C. D. Keeler. 9s-
1l-87: class C-J. c. Donaldson,
10l-l7-84. Low gross scorers were
A. J. Wilson, Robert S. Jacobs,
Charles Ficco and Gerald Edwards,
all with cards of 80.
LII tHe SOll SHOp AC COlumOld
repose two of the major trophies
OF the feminine golf season, both
won by Mrs. Myron Davy. They are
the Middle Atlantic Golf Associa-
Chevy Chase Planning
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