Evening star., 1945-09-04
Women's Maryland State Links
Tourney Slated on 3 Courses
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Mrs. Frank Mirth, president of
the Women's District Golf Associa-
ton, today announced the schedule
for the Maryland State women's
championship, which will be han
died this year by the WDGA. 1t will
be played over a 54-holes play
route at three local courses. First
round will be held October Is at In
dian Spring, with the second round
scheduled at Chevy Chase, October
II, and the final round at Kenwooo
October 18.
This event, last on the feminine
schedule this year, may draw around
rs entries, Mrs. Mirth says. The en-
try fee will be $3.50. 1t will be the
lone feminine championship held
hereabouts this year unless the Mid
die Atlantic Association decides to
come out of its no-tournament roG-
tine and hold an event. To date
the Mid-Atlantic organization has
made ns gesture regarding a wom-
ems tourney.
Todayss buffers Cup event at In
dian Spring is the final Glass B af-
fair of the year. 1t has drawn an
entry list of SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington golfer
are resting after a weekend golf
splurge equaled in three years.
All the club courses were crowded
with players on the final links hoi-
day of the year, with attendance
records going by the board as the
golfers thronged over the falrways
from early morning to dark. Public
courses were jammed from dawn to
dusk and had their biggest week end
of the season.
Claude Rippy, the mid-Atlantic
champ, humping the ball in classic
fashion, carved out a 3-under-par 81
at the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club, despite a 5 on the easy
fifth hole to win, with Partner H. H
Carper, the medal round in the two
man team championship. Carper
was unable to help Rippy on a hole
Pairings for the Harrell Cup:
Claude Rippy and H: H. Carpsr vs.: H. F
snoyh nno Fl w. T. Losf n E5 pe Lashmutt a SnGs and
Borshi, Reese and Harold Hair vs.; R; z
lister fiSase and aau <. 6: ginshsn ys. :: Y: Nc
Carthy and W. J. Gates. J. B. Heron an:
r; HYtchison vs. !: CToTe4 srH y ana Tonoo :
kins XII ' vs.. L. H Wiiliams and 3: r: Monsess
c. M. Featherstone and A. p: Bush. bye
4 Gorcora9 ran snd k.ndF,eF s. PSnerSs JosepI yi
r Kirchner and Don Lee VS.. j. r. Bibbi
and Z: g; susden; I; Z; Whisten White and 81 y
F'urlong, J. A. Jones and George Thoma
VS.. J. w. Overed and George Lamb. F. z
Randall and Paul Perkins vs.. z. x. Muir
{. E. Hutchinson VS.. j. Pausig and NJ, T
Horne, H. Rod Marisn and W. Hoyle ';
saH5ss ssSosss ana nlepf 5ne ;. Grimm Sse'
Columbia was swamped with {
crowd so large that ace handicappel
Red Banagan said the committe'
called off q scheduled tournament
Kenwood also had no event sched'
uled, although some matches in tn,
club championship were played
Jack Buddy) Bowie played Colum
bia in a 2-under par 68.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Burrows won {
mixed foursome at Indian SprinI
with 84-16-68. Other low scorer
were Jock Olmstead and Mildre'
George, 82-13-6s; Mr.. and MIR
John T. Long, 85-16-69; Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank G. Butler. 9l-21-70
Helen Sasscer and K. Cole, 86-16-
10. The gross award went to Mr.
x. S. Giles and Arthur Urban wit
78.
Prince Georges held blind boge
event, and driving and putting con
tests. Blind bogey winners wer
Capt. A. j. Frank, 89-12-77; G. I
French, 84-7-77; Capt. L. Torin
e4-22-76; r. H. Moore, 101-25-7t
Ken Jessen, 97-19-76; w. c. Pax
ton, 86-10-76. In the driving cor
test r. A. Holstein won in the men