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public “We had a time here dur- and will be In fine this of rough shape year. an start in his 1936 which also Includes A1 Treder to early golf courses—two of 'em ing the flood,” Leoffler said. "Water The water covered the lower por- IN course WOK GOLF Leo driving golf campaign and a possible Manor: Walper. at least—were covered covered sales- completely moat of the tions of the course completely, berth on the Walker Cup pro; Dick Flynn, sports goods WASHINGTON’Salmost completely with holes, and even came Into the the hole* on the Russ former Ken- leaving only ridge Likes Chances of OFFteam. Roger Peacock, District man: Hollebsugh, water and mud from the Potomac basement of the club Arechiga Meet Best of Winter Golf house, but It’s exposed, but It vanished almost as now a week wood champ, and several Georgetown North, South Are amateur golf Champion, River during the recent flood, but all over now. I think that as it rose and left little Opposed The tourney will possibly quickly ‘*Bitsy.M end golfer, has his game geared up to University golfers. in you wouldn’t know it now. Where our fairways have been Improved sediment. “We are busy right now in Each Semi-Final Reyes Against and is due to be a 72-hole affair to wind up tomor- Talent Play midseason form already Tourney the waters of the turgid the settlement caused the our Fray Fred Mc- swirling by by getting swimming pool under knock over all amateur records this row. Roland MacKenzie, Both Teams Keen. river lay for hours over the flat flood and that the courses will be way,” Bill said. “But as soon as and Barnett will not be Starting Today. at Pinehurst. year for the Congressional Country Leod Bob reaches of East Potomac Park and in better shape this year than ever. we get some good weather well by felix r. Mcknight, Club course, where he will do most among the contestants. By the A.soeiatcd Press. Anacostia Park last month the Three of the holes along the river- get a start on our best sea- Ey the Associated Press. Associated Tress Sports Writer. Last Fall golf of his divot-lifting. Roger ICHMOND, Va„ April 10.—A golfers now top and slice and the side are out of play, but we’ll have son.” is going to have four INEHURST, N. C. April 10 — OUSTON. TEX., April 10.— left Indian Spring, where he learned P'OLUMBIA weather-beaten band of na- courses haven't suffered at all ’em back In within a few at Rock Creek Park Ed ^ instead of shape Up Burns, The North and South women * Two youngsters, Bryan the as a black-haired kid of 14 new greens this year « eager game tionally prominent golfers, from the flood. weeks. course manager, is getting ready to tournament (Bitsy > Gram and Donald and and two. The new twelfth and fifteenth golf became liter- years, joined Congressional, reinforced by the cream of Severine G. of “Rock Creek Park had a few rebuilt last fall, will be in play Leofller, ^operator make the pairings for the Spring ally a battle between the two Budge, were ready to start shortly before the first of the year he greens, Virginia and head- winter Washington talent, three of Washington's four public washouts, but suffered little dam- golf tourney, which will open next sections with States Davis team within a few weeks, but the did today semi-nnal pairings the United Cup grabbed himself a Government job. ed today into a 72-hole attack on par a for age from the Winter and is in to the seventh layouts, predicts great year good *. Monday. Already some twoscore indicating a Southern and a New a the considerable damage Eng- today on campaign to retrieve Roger has been on the job ever since, In the $3,000 Richmond over the links and that even for entrants have filed also are open public golf says shape play.” their names for land player would enter the title round. net taken from Amer- hasn't suffered and eighth greens and they coveted trophy but his golf game by soggy James River course of the Coun- though some of the holes at East Down at Anaco6tia Park Bill the qualifying round. will rebuilt. Bad weather did a Pairings Kathryn Hemphill, the young Co- ican shores nine years ago by the the layoff from the frequent practice being try Club of Park are out of the course at the Vlrglina. Potomac still play Carson, pro, says that be made tomorrow. Mack O’Malley lumbia. S. C., star who maide an im- French. sessions he used to have back of the fine job of “winter-killing” The schedule called for 36 holes to- they will be O. K. within a month. the layout is in excellent condition won the tournament last where the center of the green year. pressive showing in the Florida cam- Both in top form. Grant and Budge Indian Spring golf shot, where he did eighth, day and the same number tomorrow has been resodded. Par of the course paign, and Deborah Verry, Worchester, were odds-on favorites to topple the a lot of sweating and wore calluses for the 47 entries paired last night. will not be Mass., who won the recent mid-South two ranking Mexican Davis Cup stars on his hands trying (successfully) to changed. Late arrivals were to swell expected event at Southern Pines, were favored in opening singles matches of inter- straighten out iron shots. the list to more than 50. Earns erring Decision of the Chevy Chase Club Carnegie to go into the final round. lone play at the River Oaks courts. to charge an entry fee for its invita- Harrassed by relentless cold weather In today’s semi-finals Miss Grant, Atlanta’s mighty mite, who Hemphill 'T'ODAY Roger Peacock is, whether tion tournament has struck a popular and rain since the first of the year, Title With Rifle was paired with Jean Bauer. Provi- vanquished Capt. Wilmer Allison in you believe it or not. one of the note among many of the golfers. Tom the crack professionals and amateurs dence, R. I., and Miss Verry with Jane the Houston invitation finals a few TECH'S rifle team better aspirants for the amateur Belshe, former president of the Dis- who have been roving the South for a I QARNEGIE Cothran, Greenville. S. C days ago. drew Daniel Hernandez, ! today was declared the winner championship crown relinquished by trict Golf Association and golf chair- series of Winter and Spring tourna- A hard job trying to keep track cut herring as bait. They like herring j Miss Hemphill came through the second ranking Mexican player, while of the national Intercollegiate Lawson Little last week. We’ve seen a man at Indian Spring, who staged a ments, will disband after the Rich- of the moods of the Poto- as & chief item of diet. quarter-finals yesterday with a 5 and Budge, the United States' second rank- varying shoulder to shoulder champion- lot of good amateurs play golf (all of tourney two years ago with an entry mond open lor regional events and t win over Mary Kuhn. Pittsburgh. ing player, was paired with Esteban mac River in the vicinity of Chain fired last at An- I ’em, in fact), and Roger Peacock looks thinks the should be ex- private practice in preparation for the ships Saturday Miss Verry eliminated 1 fee. plan ITB Anne Arundel County Pish and Priscilla Dean, Reyes, Mexico's No. netter. has been affected The Skibos won in com- as good as any of ’em. That he is as to all the events around United States open in June. Bridge. It again 'J'HE napolis. Boston, 4 and 3. | tended major Game Association is planning to lack of be- j petition with 37 other schools with The Beats Grant. good, despite Washington’s golf Washington. Many other golfers Renewal of the Augusta masters' by the recent rains, but Joe Fletcher stock the steady shot-making of Miss Budge county streams and fields. a score of out of 1.500. weather over the last three months, lieve the to be sound. feud 1,372 Cothran defeated Estelle TN A final warm-up, the 20-year-old plan between Horton Smith, winner of informs us that the muddy water At a meeting recently in Annapolis, Lawson. "*■ he time he as j! George Washington placed fourth he reached proves every steps out, -----“ that water-soaked event, and William Chapel Hill, N. C the defending Budge showed had Harry makes little difference in catching J. Vanous, chairman of the and Maryland sixth. | witness the 71 and 73 he batted out loser one Champion. 2 up. Miss Bauer advanced the form that enabled him to defeat Cooper, by stroke, held the ; Fish Committee, reported much prog- over his last two rounds at Congres- white perch. There is, of course, a Navy's defending titlists trailed dver Bunny Austin. Baron Von Cramm ! major inferest here. ress already has been made. Betty Abernathy, Pittsburgh, two rounds which to MIDDLEBURG RACING ^ by 2 points. Minnesota, Big Ten i de- sional, happen The James River course is very heavy current, but it is not neces- and I. and Adrian Quist last year, by liberally He the level off at the course. reported following plant- champions, placed third, with 1,363. three out of exactly par for dotted with natural hazards. Par for to fish in the middle of the river. feating Grant in four | sary of bass: 300 in the Paul Minnesota, led In- The Peacock is a darned ings Annapolis Sandagar, •ets. boy good DRAWS FIELD OF 47 each nine is 36. The links record in I Perch may be caught just as well in take him. and Reservoir, 200 at the head of the dividuals with a score of 285 out of LEADS SYRACUSE BOXERS John Van Rvn. the Philadelphia golfer, any way you competitive play was set last year by shallow water, either from a boat or there is to be a new Peacock Magothy River, 150 in Water Ford 300. veteran who will team with Allison going Johnny Morris, Birmingham schoolboy, from the rocks. SYRACUSE, N. Y„ April 10—Artie in few he will in Pond, near Pasadena; 150 at the The score of the G. W. marks- tomorrow the tournaments play Six Crack Timber who carded a 68 in qualifying for the Fletcher said that a number McGivern, runner-up for the Eastern in the doubles match against Toppers Ready large head of Severn River and also 78 men was 1,359 and that of this one he is Mary- then took Grant as a year. For thing, happier Southern amateur. of the so-called ntercollegiate 145-pound champion- the Mexicans, Tomorrow "humpback" perch in the same waters. land 1.355. Martin led the Colonial in his new than he has been for for Feature Event pike Brook and on and job are These are of the ship and a qualifier for the partner romped Budge being caught. trout were with while Olympic some time. Little and planted 200 in Severn shots 279 Harry Mehring Gene Mako, Los Angeles youth, 7—5, annoyances on Sands Estate. larger variety, but, according to the ryouts, has been elected captain of uncertainties which robbed his Run, 200 in Stony Run and 150 in was best for the Old Liners with i a set. game the NINE G. W. NET same source, are not as sweet as he Syracuse University team in single practice Ey Associated Press. TILTS they Saw Mill Branch at 281. boxing of some of its effectiveness last Glen Burnie. The Mexicans, with year about one-half a or the 1937 season. He is a however, Capt. V/f IDDLEBURG. Va.. 10.—The perch running that score him a tie junior and no April Vanous said trout also had Mehring's gave Guillermo M. as the ; have vanished, Roger longer 1 1 ind a resident of Pa. Arechiga. spokes- annual race pound. Oakmont, is a mental Some warm sixteenth Spring been obtained for Southern Maryland for third place in the individual i, also themselves fighting jinx. Team Will Open Season was an man, pronounced meet of Racing Associa- Tuesday Last year there unprece- within a of months the Middleburg streams. rankings. 4 points behind Banda- ! after a ses- day couple dented hatch of rockflsh in Chesa- ready grueling practice tomorrow with a field Boston of was second Peacock man is to out and tion will open Against College. The Fish Committee has made ar- gar Hooper Lehigh *ion. and the "Americans going step and its tributaries. Several 3 0 WIE predicted of 47 entries, including horses that peake Bay with 283. RACES do himself about a 65 or 66 at Con- tons of these rangements to seine the Annapolis April 1st to 11th, Inc. may be surprised.” at the Run and Nine matches have been scheduled weeks ago 15 gamesters and bust the amateur rec- captured honors Deep Reservoir for removal of gressional, were the nets off Colonial catfish and Camden events. for the George Washington University landed in FIRST RACE 2:30 P.M. ord all to smithereens. He is good 2 tons in carp. These two species, it is said, See* Chance for Heyes. at over tennis team which will open its sea- Beach, one net containing DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES 2:15 P.M. to do that. The races will begin 2:30. cause a fish taste in the water SHADY OAKS NEED FOE. liked the chances of enough just son next Boston one haul. we are of the during P. R. the Glenwood course on the estate Tuesday against Col- Therefore, R., UNION STATION the Summer months. Oak Inn diamonders have a * Down at Richmond a at Columbia Club. All that when the river clears we It is hoped, Shady Keyes, 24-year-old star. He today quite of near here, with a lege Country opinion 1 P.M.—1:20 D. C. Sands, also to seine a so field and are anxious to schedule _1:10 P.M._ flock of our more eminent a run of rock- lake,at Mayo, that games •scored Mexico's only victory last year professional second series of six events to be run local matches will be played at the will have good heavy it may be stocked with game fish. with crack unlimited nines. Call when Gene Mako was forced to de- sharpshooters from Washington start- same place. Colleges sending teams fish to the swift waters of the Potomac on Wednesday. 104. ed in the Richmond S3.000 the Colonials are Rich- this side of Chain The association has instructed El- Capitol Heights fault in the fifth set of a spectacular today open | Six crack timber horses will com- here to meet Bridge. tourney over the James River course I The white are mer M. Jackson, Jr., to to PHILCO match because of cramps. [ pete in the Middleburg Hunt Club, mond, Temple, Pittsburgh. Lafayette, perch being caught attempt will switch of the Country Club of West and Catawba. with bloodworms, but a little later obtain more fish for Anne Arundel The order Sunday, with Virginia, the feature test of the day. over 4 Virginia they GltlD STAR IN POLITICS. where Cruickshank, who knows will also streams. Grant playing Reyes and Budge meet- | Bobby are Mrs. F. The schedule: be tempted with the use of County The streams selected miles and timber. These 1 ing Hernandez. 19-year-old the ^ourse forward and backward. April 14, Boston College: 2ft. Rich- crabs and minnows. The rockflsh. es- are carefully investigated as to their Peter T. Kerckhofl. former Santa University M. Gould s Ostend. Mrs. Vadim Maka- mond U. should win and won’t. It the ones, are food clearness of water and of Mexico freshman. | probably j rofl's Giglio. Charles S. Cheston's May 1. Catawba ft. Johns Hopkins at pecially small also eager content, Clara foot ball captain and star end, Van Ryn and Allison meet Marco isn't often that the home pro wins Baltimore; 11. Delaware at Newark. Del : for the bloodworms, but the larger accessibility before the fish are is candidate for the California Legisla- [ Captain Kettle and Gray Cock. Fly- 11. West Virginia; 15, Lafayette. 22, Antonio Mestre and Flavio Martinez. his own golf tournament, and diminu- ! ones w’ill be taken with 1 ing Horse Farm’s The Prophet and Temple. 28, P:tt. undoubtedly planted. ture. In the tive his great heart, ! Mexican doubles combine. lone I Bobby, despite Mrs. Austin Wadsworth's Hotspur II. will be so that the other Saturday match. busy seeing •-•-- The winner of the interzone matches boys get along all right that he prob- r will meet Australia's crack team in ably will finish in the money, but SKATER CLAIMS MARKS. I the North American zone finals at not in front. Cox of Kenwood, Wifly KIROV. U. S. S. R.. April 10 C4>).— late in bronzed from the sun of California Philadelphia May. Maria Isakova has a claim on two and Florida, heads the local delegation, new world record for woman speed GOLF AT OLD WHITE skaters. She was clocked in 48.3 sec- onds lor 500 meters and 5:48.1 lor Mirror 3,000 meters. Mason-Dixon Meet Is Expected to Sports By the Associated Press. Draw Lund, D. C. Star. PLAN FOR HORSE SHOW. a year ago: Ora Mayer of Special Dispatch to The Star. rJ''ODAY The Executive Committee of the see- San Francisco won all-events WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. cond annual Columbus Horse Show championship in American Bowling Va., April 10.—Thirty or forty of the tomorrow afternoon at 2 Congress tournament. will meet Nation's amateur will * leading golfers _ o'clock in Rosensteel Hall. Forest Glen. play in the sixteenth annual Mason Three years ago: Illinois Athletic j Md. The show will be held June 27 and Dixon tournament over the golf Commission barred all pro heavy- and 28. Old White start- championship course, weight wrestling as result of Joe Sa- ing Sunday. voldi’s over j disputed victory Jim Lon- EHRLICHS WILL GATHER. Among those expected are Dick dos. Lund of Washington, who was the Candidates for the Ehrlich Poultry winner of last year's event, defeating Five years ago: Experts selected Co soft ball team are requested to Dan Topping of Greenwich, Conn., in Athletics and Cardinals to win 1931 report to a meeting of the club to- the 36-hole final, 3-2. pennant races. | night at 8 o'clock at 755 Newton place.

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