Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
Chevy Chase Named
Host 10 7 Big Events
OF Woman Golfers
BY MerreII WhittIesey

Inc WOMeu'S OlSCF1CC COL AS
+. ISOLATION has released its 1854
schedule, which shows two more
cup tournaments than last year,
and finds the two major events
scheduled for the Chevy Chase
course.
The Keefer Cup, major medal
play event of the WDGA, will be
played at Chevy Chase, home
course of the donor, as usual.
The District championship has
been scheduled over the immac-
ulately conditioned layout June
.21-25, with the match play field
limited to four flights.
The budget book issued to the
women golfers shows the usual
four inter-city team matches,
two with Baltimore and two with
Richmond. and SO teams Compel
ing in the spring club champion
ship matches.
All Play From Scratch.
There will be a new high Of
IL first teams this year and all
three sections of the team play
will be from scratch. The team
match rules have been revised
and simplified.
The Evening Star Cup, oldest
sponsored event on the schedule.
will be played July 20 at Ken
wood Country Club by Class A
players. The Glass B section
will be played May 10 at Prince
Georges.
There will be six cup tourna-
ments in Class A for players
with handicaps of scratch
through II: five in Class B for
the 1916 handicap group; five
in Glass c for those with handi-
caps of 1920, and three in Class
D for the 21-26 bracket players.
The above does not include the
District championship. for
which there is no handicap
limit, nor the Presidents Plate.
q fall event for the officers and
committee members.
New Events for Glass d.
The two new cup tournaments
both are for Glass D players, one
sponsored by Marie Spates, club |
chairman at Prince Georges and |
the other by Mrs. Ralph Gold
smith of Woodmont, president |
of the Association.
In the club team matches, the
first teams will jump from seven
to IL. There will be IL second
teams in two divisions one less
than last year, and 10 third
teams compared to Is last year,
although only II finished the
season.
The schedule, announced by |
Mrs. L. N. Hill, first vice presi-
dent and tournament chairman,
includes more events than any
previous WDGA card.
The first team matches lead |
the way April Is, with the first |
cup tournament the Meckley
Cup for Class c players May z
ut Kenwood.
The tournament schedule:
At Kenwood: 1913, Keefer Cup, Class A, /
sripee GeoTses; 81 WM&H APP Cup. Ai Class
: s june a0 if 9 cuD: Class C, Indian a
Prince Georses; 21-25, District cham
Herald CUP Class a. Washington d&cc. |
July Elizabeth Harris Cup, Class |
Gas! ses EsgsR 5 Po! CUB CUB
Gus Class A' B Wssh!pF 1T H1 d&cc Aass
Cup. Class B.. Columbia.
August 6-Post Cup. Class B. Wood |
mont; II, WDGA Cup. Glass c. Manor;
Lenore Goldsmith Cup. Glass D, Con-
Bethesda; 81, NBe Cup. Class A, Argyle.
October 19-President's Plate Wood
iNT-EEiR-CITY TEAM MATCHES:
May 2S-Richmond VS.. Washington at
Baltimore at Woodholme, September %
Baltimore vs.. Washington at Manor;
SeOtcuIOcI II w dSIIlIIBLOu fS. ttiCI1LDOuU
INTER Club TEAM MATCHES:
GEORGES GEORGES 5eMchevy Chase cRRaS 92-Woode
mont: May 4-Congressional. 6--Ar-
gyle. 11-Columba. 1S-Army Navy.
25-Kenwood: June 1-Washinguon, )
Belle Haven, 8 Manor. 15-Field day
At winning club.
Second ,Teams-,April 271First di-
Army Navy; May First division at
Prince Georges, second at Chevy Chase;
May 11-First division at Congressional
second at Manor: May 1S-First at
Washington sesORd a. Bethesda s.nan May
Indian Spring; June S-First division
champion vs.. second; June 15-F1eld day.
sion at Prince Georges, second division
At Columbia-May First division at
Indian Spring, second division at Be
thesa: May 11-First division at Army
Navy. second at Woodmont: May Is
First division at Argyle, second at Ken
wood; May 25-First division at Wash
ington. second division at Congressional. |
June S-Playon; June 15-Field day.