Evening star., 1925-09-10
PITT STILL LEADS
BANN0CKBURN LIST
Kellern1an and Hufty Make
Scores Under 80 in
Today's Golf.

Two more scores under 80 turned in
today in the morning half of the sec
ond days qualifying playing in the
| Bannockburn Golf Club Fall tourna-
| ment made 1t appear certain that a
score of IS or better would he re-
quired 10 qualify in the first is.
The score of 35 made by Harry C.
Pitt was still low at / O'clock TODAY.
and 7S made by Page Hufty and
~ made by Karl F. keilerman, jr.,
brought the total OF PLAYERS under 30
up to IA. Twelve scores better than
| 80 were turned in yesterday and
! number of the leading golfers of the
city started their qualifying round
this afternoon.
Other scores turned in up to !
o'clock today follow: II. NJ. South
gate, jr., Chevy Chase 81: George D.
Brantley, Jr., Chevy Chase, 50; s. r.
Prince, Bannockburn, IS; George II
Llewellyn, unattached. 81: W. F.
Carey, sr.. SO: Bailey Brown. Argyle.
80; Luther F'lorine, Beaver Dam, 90:
j. M. Cults, unattached. 81: Arthur
Carroll, Bannockburn. 90: r. j. Hoage.
unattached. 90; s. F. Sherwood. Ar
gyle, 95: w. II. White. Beaver Dam.
| 81. and j. w. Thacker. Bannockburn,
102.
Pitt Leads With IS.
Harry @. Pitt for two years one of
Washineton's leading public links
golfers. now member Of the Manor
Club, led field OF 80 players in the
first days qualifying round yester
day with a card of IS. two shots ahead
OF the pair of us scored by NJ. F..
Miller Of the host club and Erwin
Hair. unattached. Twelve players
broke 80 yesterday over the abhrevi-
ated Ba annockburn layout, notwith-
standing protests against the diff
Guilty of putting.
Pitt was out in 4l and back In "a,
three over par, taking a on the long
fourteenth hole, where his tee shot
went out of bounds. The long second
an affair of more than 460 yards, al
most straight uphill. proved an enig
! ma TO most of the players, only eight
par 80 being secured during the day
on the hole.
The mark of IS set by Pitt is ex-
pected to he beaten today. for among
the starters are George J. Noigt. win
ner of the tournament last year: Al.
bert r. Mackenzie. winner two years
ago: Donald Woodward. Karl f. Kel
lerman. ir. and ]. r. Pendergast.
Match play rounds start tomorrow
with the semi-final and final rounds
carded for Saturday.
Yesterdays Scores.
Yesterdays scores follow
H. G. Pitt, Manor. rs; TN. F..
Miller. Bann. and Erwin Hair. unatt.;
7s-E. ]. Doyle. Bann.; j. A. Cox.
unatt.: Russell Jewell. Wash: Mai.
~. A. McAndrew. Army War College;
79-E c. Alvord Bann.; G. c. Gist,
Argyle: j. b. Dulin., unatt.; W. f.
Baker. Columbia: Capt h. j. Fielder,
Congressional.
Greer War college: J; B. MuTphy h.nss ssnP Ran,
sa-- + + Hsrris. Hsr ""fas Bann': c g. + Dsiy Con
s3@M. H, Robh. Bann.; c: N; Mark Marx
Earl Scott. Green Country Club; W. r. Tur-
'op s4@j. opp" l.. Tucker Manor: c. W. Grithth,
s5-F. z. Early. l. 3. John Owens. Co
lumbia: P W. lie Due Argyle H. A.
sS1eF. 5. Moise Bsnh.: N. Beaman. Bann.;
sITeoms' rrsi, 1ss uRs,a Wssb Larry RsT SsT
Tiieth Bann.: j, D. Wright. Bsnn.: P. Y.
SIS. r, srst: manor; Joseph Davis I1 & Co e
s.Ss sieF'i Hfssss fscmp.oa Bam A4sys 4 1.
]. P. Gilmore. Congressional: b. l.. Fuller.
s0-c; G. Heath. qnstt-: F. J. cy Gray
unatt D. l.. Thompson Manor.
al-D. N. Dulin. Bann. =; T. Cummlng..
J. s: II. 2. Warner. Baun.; Maj. F. seydei,
Congressional.
ssEM McInerney Bann.: Maj; P: d.
Glassford. War College: R. M. Mehurtn,
unatt -
a3-Hugh Reilly, Columbia; F. G. QCon-
nell Bann: R. T. Schulze. unau.; p. c.
Knox. /. S.: c. G. Peters. Bann.
94-Howard A. Coombs, Conversational: :
G. r. Holmes !. s.: J. s. Abbott. unstt.
3d. D. Blackstone. unett.: DIR. q. II.
Stoddard Beaver Dam.
&c &. Billiard. Bann.: Capt. o. A.
Phelps. Bann: r. G. Kimball. Bsnn-
9S-L. c. Leigh. unatt.
ag-K +. Kellermsn. sr., Bann.: j. A.
Kaderly Nd. c. c.
1U3ECoi A. F. Dsnnemiller. Congressional.