Evening star., 1942-10-23
Columbia Linksmen
LIST Semifina|s in
Club Title Event
Heurich Gorners Ace;
Congressional Women
Playing Final Round
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Defending Champion Ray Swear
ingten against former Champion
Tommy Webb. District Junior
Champion Joe Barse against the
veteran Martin F. Mccarthy. That's
the lineup in the semif1nal round
of the Columbia Country Club golf
championship tomorrow, with the
two victors to meet for the title
Sunday.
The boys of Columbia don't be-
heye In stretching out the final
round. On the theory that 18 holes
is a round of golf and that So holes
only complicates matters they hold
the final round in their most i'm
portant tourney over the 18-hole
route. They have something there,
too, for the winner over SO holes
usually also would be the winner
over half that distance.
Mccarthy won his way into the
serniflnal yesterday, licking c. H
Pardoe, 4 and 3, in postponed
second-round match. The others
previously had won second-round
contests.
Heurich Scores Ace.
Chris Heurich, jr., the eminent
southpaw linkSman, who knocks the
ball long way with a free swing
scored an ace on Columbia's 18th
hole. He, used No. iron for the
shot, which gives you an idea of
how far Chris can pole the ball.
Most players use anything from a
4 iron to spoon on the hole, which
plays around ITO yards in length.
Congressional Country Clubs
women's championship final round
was on today in three flights, with
Mrs. c. Joseph Welch, the Boston
matron, meeting Mrs. John Ives,
wife of an Air Corps colonel, in
the championship final. Mrs. Welch,
licked Defending Champion Mrs
j. w. Godfrey in the first round
won by and 2 from Mrs. Arnold
McNitt yesterday, while Mrs. Ives
went to the 10Th hole to beat Mrs
D. H. Henderson. Results in the
other flights:
Await defeated Mrs. Godfrey, / up.
feated Mrs. Marvin Johnston % up: Mrs M
fSn; S}nsn ar and 5: 3: consoIa tion-Mrs. Edgar
MrE n'Ed H fiEkMrs ktossnsT g. NJ sant defeatee
Bossch defeated Mrs. Frank Murray, {
To,,,r.l all. ..N
man deieaeed eh Mfs hnapeFS f. L. cobb al and MSor g.
Barnett to Go to Miami.
Bob Barnett, Chevy Chase pro
will leave Washington around No.
vember "a for his winter berth at
the Indian Greek Club of Miami
Beach. Notwithstanding reports that
Miami Beach virtually has beer
taken over by the Army, Bob saws
his club will function as usual
Preceding him at Miami will be
Boyd Jaeger, who has worked at
Chevy Chase for about wear
Jaeger Is the Middle Atlantic PGA
assistants champion and accordine
to Bob, has future as a tourna.
ment golfer.
All officers Of the Argyle Country
Club will remain in Office for an.
other year. Reelected last night
at the annual meeting at the club.
house were the following: Presi-
dent. DR.. Alfred c. Norcross: vice
president. Percy w. LIE Due; secre.
tary-treasurer, Charles L. Gable;
assistant secretary-treasurer, Ray.
mond E.. Gable.
E. c. Baltz, LIE Due, Vernon G
Owen and w. A. Taylor were re.
elected to the Board of Governors
whose other members are E. S. Cas-.
sedy, Charles L. and Raymond E
Gable, Nolan I. Gibson, Lincoln
G. Johnston, Raymond M. Lawren.
son, Edward L. Miff1in and DR.
Norcross.
Lawrenson again will head the
Golf Committee. Reports showed
the club to be in flourishing con.
dition.