Evening star., 1941-07-14
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Al HOuehtOn, WHY COX ana tne
boys who have been cleaning up the
pro golf Journeys around town come
in for a shot at another juicy chunk
of coin today at Baltimores Elk
ridge Club. The occasion is the
Baltimore Open" tourney de-
signed to honor Jimmy Roche. the
tall Britisher who has been with that
club for 38 years.
Missing from the entries will be
Leo Waper, Amateur Charley Ma
lone and Bob Barnett. who passed
up the Baltimore affair to play in
the Philadelphia Open at Pine VAL
ley So large is the entry list that
four Ekridge members have been
designated as scorers.
HOughton, not so much in the
winning groove as last year, has a
shot at his first title CT the cam
paign. Last year he won two crowns,
and this year he he's twice been in
the money in the P. G. A. ,curncys.
Mixed FOursOme Tomorrow.
Tomorrow at Congressional a GOOD
field will play il the District Golf
Association mixed foursome tour
ney. Thirty teams had entered up to
early today, with more expected.
The pairings:
scott B.sy.r Dam FFSSstssT s ass. and
ana DI L Layine; Beaver Dam. los
End f, partners l:l5.Mrs. J; Gross, Co
@ eolumSs umRa and Dr. W MeI..f Ma.ion wssh Es
nson Ann RSh M odtl2T e5d Dr. Msron Fsf
Flnksl and Fdmqnd ststTordap' dp coumbia f fieAn0s
DO Mr. and Mrs. GeorGe Buskie Con-
N N. a3d george sailes. =, wash5ns toR:
freeman. consre5sionai. -it i:5"EMre. Sl qe + {.
Mitchell and Lou Libby Beaver Dam; MIS-.
= z Libby and jerry Buch, Beaver Dam.
! 55IMr: and Mrs. Ralph Godsmlt h.,
NW'oodnont: Ny. and Ms. Gilbert Hahn.
::n.'-M-s T, F. NebIe-t. Manor. and W.
:; g., McCG llum. WaShnelon. DR.. A.
Mrs Myron ,Dayey and NJ. Parker Nolan.
ConGression9l. Mrs Betty Meckley, Ken
wood and Re- lph Bogar' Army Navy 3:l5
1nd5n sprinr ana poffnea ara !ohn Tsyl0s
A. McFntpe and San CARPENTER. Kenvood /;
Mrs Mary Hughes and W. H. Wenzel. Ken
ona and 6 Mye7s rs ASa1 kenxoSd MRS
Myers and F. G. Await. 2:30--Mrs' c L,
!aile and Frank Schroeder. Kenwood; Mrs
A D. Kane and c. l.. Vale, Kenwood
Win in "Goofy" Tourney.
Rain cut into several club tourna-
ments and matches around the Dis
trict yesterday. but it provided fit
ting setting for the Goofy Cham
pionship at Beaver Dam, a tourna-
ment in which each team was linz
tied to two clubs, one a putter. Mrs,
A. j. Woodside and Forrest Thomp-
son with net of 40 for nine holes
took the prize followed by Mrs. j. A.
Palmer and Arthur Keefer, As.
Other scorers were Mrs. Ralph
Byers and Eddie Bean, As; Mrs.
Charles Frownfelter and j. A. Wood
side, IS; Mrs. Jimmy Gipe and Bill
O'Brien, Al; Mrs. Bill O-Brien and
Gil Able, At. Mrs. Gilbert Able and
Ken Carter had high gross with 76
while Mrs. c. B. Hartman and Ray
Bryan were high net at 55.
The Scotch foursome at Washing
ton was postponed because Of rain
R. A. Soderberg won the Horton Cup
Tournament qualifying medal, lin
tied to members with handicaps OF
IL to II, with An 81-16-65. One
round will be played each week for
ths next four weeks. Pairings:
H. T. Bisselle. S4-14. 20. VS.. George H
Bailey, jr.. 9S-l2. Sc: J. E. McCabe
sso-14' So vs. bye, 1. W: WestWood
l.. 50 VS.. J. R. Murphy. ss-14, "a: Pau
Perkins, s1-I3. 81, VS.. bye: r. A. Soder.
berg. s1-l6, IS, VS.. A. T. Ricketts,. 90
I6 SO: J. W Joslin. s7-l", rs, vs. bye
r. S: Murphy. t9-12, 81. vs.. Lafayette
Franklin, 95-l6, "a.
Buchanan Gets Trophy.
Col. Kenneth Buchanan won the
Gibbons Trophy playoff yesterday
at Army Navy after tying with 1t
r. Sears and Capt. F. L. Lowe ir
the annual July 4 tourney. Col
Buchanan posted a 75-2-73.