Evening star., 1941-04-23
Playoff in September.

A playof among section winners
will be held in September to decide
the championship.
Winners last year we're: Glass A
Accounts and Deposits of Treasury
class B, Reconstruction Finance
Corp.
Where last years tourney included
80 teams in two classes, so large has
the tournament grown that this
year Redick, sWamped with team
entries, found it necessary to limit
the field to 36 teams. Several teams
have been condensed and there is
no Accounts and Deposits team this
year.
Redick, proceeding in his usual
smooth manner, found it necessary
to limit the large agencies, such as
Treasury and Agriculture, to two
teams each. So Treasury now has a
Treasury team and one called
Treasury Defense"
Another problem was how to place
the teams in classes. Redick solved
this by proceeding on the basis OF
last years results, based on team
performance, but he admits he
might have made some mistakes.
ut is hard to tell at the outset
Of a season how strong an untried
team will be, he said. Therefore
we group it in the class to which ii
falls on the basis Of previous show
ing. In the case of new entries. we
rate them on the known skill of
their players"
Six Courses to Be Used.
Six country clubs around Wash
ington graciously have offered their
courses for the affair. Only two
matches, involving four men each
or eight players in all, will be on a
single course at the same time, SO
no element of overcrowding is in
volved.
Completely organized in every de-
tail, the tournament will go for
ward this year as in the past, the
outstanding event of the year for
the golfers who work for Uncle Sam
Navy is the only major department
which has not entered a team.
Each match of four men will COM
pete for three points, based on best
ball team play only. The winner in
each section will be the team ac-
cumulating the most points, with
out any consideration given to the
number of matches won or lost. This
makes each point important rather
than the winning or losing total of
matches.
Starting time of scheduled match
es will be agreed upon by the cap
tains of competing teams. In event
of rain, scheduled matches may be
played off on the next succeeding
Monday, Tuesday or Friday, if mu-
tually agreeable to the captains. In
the absence of any agreement, the
match will be played as originally
scheduled.
Roster Of Team Captains.
Captains of the competing teams
are:
MduTlCP II NOODeT
National Archives Bert Ferguson
Army Band - SerEt. T. L. Blunt.
Army War College
Detachment Seret. j. A Meis
Guartermaster Det,-- Sergt. P. Lipski
Commerce Art Myers
Executive Once of
the President Frank White
Farm Credit Adm. William L. Moore
Federal Housing Adm Don O'Bryan
Federal National
Mortgage Assoc. william j. Willis
General Accounting
Office Frank G. Butler
once - c E Purdy
Interior -- flaming Hearon
Justice ------H DouFlas Weaver
Labor John NJ. Blair
Interstate Com
merce Comm. . !. z Snyder
Maritime Comm. - Eddie Reus
Patent Office L. NJ. Goodrdse
Post Office Dept Paul Rosendall
City Post Office - Gus Fredericks
Public Buildings
Administration - K. G. Abernethy
Reconstruction
Finance Corp. 1900 Charles B Rollins
Rural Elec Adm James NJ. Woodard, jr
Soil Conservation
Service E E. Kriegesman
Sec q Exch Comm. Jack Ferguson
Social Sec. Board Byron T. Stanner
Treasury r. H OMalley
Treasury Defense Paul Carey
Works Progress
Administration Edward L Hogan
War Department Harry A. Strong
Federal Bureau
of InvestIRstlon Carl BetSch
Mt. Alto Hospital DR.. Thurston