Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Glass A Trophy Scrap,
Team Award Battles
Sure 10 Be Keen

What probably is the largest field
Of divot diggers ever turned loose
on a course in this area, tomorrow
will begin a two-day tramp over
Indian Springs layout in the an
nuai Federal Golf Association
tournament. 1t promises to be an
interesting affair with some upsets
along the way, what with 225 play
srs competing.
Most coveted award Is the low
net class A trophy which carries
with it recognition as the Federal
golf champion. but competition will
be keen for the team awards. Top
team prize is the Mellon Cup for
low net class A. and the Wooding
Bowl for low gross class A. Low
net team in class B gets the Sara
zen Trophy and low gross team In
the class wins the Presidents Cup.
The tournament dates back to
1924 when Al Houghton, then an
aspiring young Treasury clerk and
pretty good amateur golfer thought
it up as a means of promoting the
game among Government employees.
Houghton will be on the scene to-
morrow but isn't expected to play
even though eligible.
Will Accept Post Entries.
Post entries for the tourney,
which will be at SO holes medal
play, will be accepted tomorrow and
Tuesday morning, but not after
Tuesday noon. With playing time
open tomorrow morning and after
noon players not signed who would
like to compete are urged to get on
the firing line tomorrow.
Complete pairings and starting
times:
300, Paul Meyer, Leonard obert; Frank
Wells, W. Burch, Paul Greene. sid Brown;
aoteier. Marx '1 HICKMAN, $50, a. Atwood,
&c {s:i e.. 4 sBirmInshsams;o Arns PRADA,
s s5 o sSgoslsy E. i has d sfass
So car ssek sm pTsa R Rmme1 Alden
Ed. Richardson; ITO, Al Meyn, Joe lie
Cory: Col lo Blair A; Ford, 1t: Col; 1, D.
TO- Rank ToSH s4sn E. 6 StEn
Lao. Tom Msnnins, Horace Llrton, j. p
s Tu5n:r' E. E., F. Gatsf LAG. Col
Murphy. Andrew Fyfe; i so Thomas
Grum, H. S. Littman, Paul Perkins George
, 2:1o, william Paxton, John Evans Lem
William H, Fanery; Dan Haney:, $50:
Ro..1s 4 Hden osdTss R GFsns E M
mum, Leslie Bluhm. J. B. Hobbs, L. w.
kueera' Il. 7. Harnsberser' Peter B
- 3:io, Don Dudley, Ted Rutley, Chuck
Pson HsTea aordon s. Case. sssa
eey, Rudolph Bares. Joseph Crane: $40,
William Wtisht s bSen s. 4, Beck nf f. n
Mslloy. Maurice Taylor.
oeer ee s9e 9ysen Molgnss1
schefsSy: 4:so R. b e cSa H. t. ). e CaP,s
Sale, Charles Beall, Harold Hair.
Davis, H, W. Ruckinsham.
LauEhlin. It. Don Buekinshsm, 1t. w. S.
s Absll: e;lo, seTst; Dan ,Piorito; N. 4
r. HS sse1se j. sG M sm fao sc w EaSk
coie s4o 0 c NJ wo @eissz ru F4sd
adNklHkS, LON AMMAN. Z. ii. Alexander. |
1000, Bob March, Welby Hines, SerRt |
Don Temple, Sergt. Ken Wood; 1910, |
George z. Hour, FELIX Silva. H. A. wythes, |
Col J. H Rees; 1920, Eddie Bean, Robert |
Ihompson, Sergt.e Frank Corbo Seret. |
Wally Closer: 1890, A. H. Grimsley. W. |
Slon Moore, Sergt. Mike McKenny, Sergt |
Oliver LIVINGSTON; l0:40, Norma Rapp, |
Ruth Gallagher. Carolyn Gooding.
II 90, Fred Youngman, Daniel Dillon. |
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j. Morsan:. 11:40, liver soelberg, Leon
.lf ,si th RlisstnasE' 5 g. s Mssf
Todd 3r. 1910. Frank cush, Robt, Cunning:
S Beverly Smith q, 2. Gold; A. J. Conner Mike
E, A cr,ll ~, ". u Keehells; 20 REED
s Ess ra ", t a25G w:rS g. Butler
: l 90 1t. flames Delaney. Andrew c9mrey,
W NyGMi H.. 4. Kelley, II NAYS; Gee: VI
Gene s. Postum; Bud Hemphil; 80, Lou
netta, John R. Miller, 100, Dennis Hev-
sn1r; fr g ,Grsdoville. John Anestead.
.:ooIft. 'C Don Mcphsn, 1t. Carl v.
Cash; John Atlas; Joe Turner: 80: 1t.
Plummer, Frank Grimm; go. John Blair,
Mai. Carroll Dunning. Francis Nowak. FL
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