Evening star., 1925-05-29
SURVIVE TWO ROUNDS.
Two Unattached and Two Club Golf
erS Win.


Two unattached players and two
golfers from clubs about Washington
survived the first two rounds in the
first flight of the Spring tourna ment
of the Town and Country Club yes
terday. Tom Moore, president and
champion of the Indian Spring Golf
Club, played Harry G. Pitt, unat-
tached. in one serni-final today, while
w. r. McCalIum of the Washington
Golf and Country Club was pitted
against John c. Shorey, public links
star. Only two of the first fight
matches yesterday were close, Shorey
winning on the nineteenth in the
morning, when he holed a chip shot to
beat Frank Roesch of Kirkside, a
youngster. who has been playing golf
only two years, and T. A. keliher, un-
attached, nosing out a last-hole vic
tory over A. NJ. Porter of Columbia
The matches in the afternoon We're all
won by one-sided margins. although
there were two extra hole matches in
the lower flights, with Col. H. A. Knox
of Indian Spring and Larry Day, unat-
tached winning.
The surprise of the day was the de-
feat by Tom Moore of J. Floyd Braw-
ner, who shot a 73 to win the qualify
ing round on Wednesday. The Indian
Spring player had the match well in
hand all the way and was never down
to the District junior champion Yes
terdays matches did not start until
late and some difficulty was expe-
rienced in playing two match rounds
on the nine-hole course.
The Summaries.
Yesterdays summaries follow:
dian nifst sprns. defeated J. +. Brswnsr. ceium-
6ia. 3 and 2; c. r. Housh, Congressional
a. aFA I'D
default: \: B.. Frost. Indian spring, defeated
ManoS c6Ip up "a e b1
5 and 4; j. c. shorey. unattached, defeated
Frank koescn Krsslae up dRssnstl IN l9 hoss
Porter. Columbia. up; G. r. orme, Golum
b5a defeated r. CSom6s, Krks,ds .s.aJ rpd q
h's.so seeona nros rosandNoore & up defeated Hoagh
es % PIX RessT Nc Scaun
feated orms, : and -, A. r,ndp, u,t,,
UNATTACHED, ssSUan aefsated j., A. Cox, ahsttaehes
4 and 8; p. D. Rowen, Boston, defeated C., c
5d ans s.rdn.T setsG5s5 cefs%
6i.. and A. 3. Campbell Indian Spring
defsasesa Ros
nd.d sgffass sefeased e ana Z key
sss.ed \ z WapRsn; ua.i!sshsd a s sna !, 5
,nS hsor sSssS asts..a sessss .sss. hoTsn ana
sa ss,.,isS round e stssssr Dan fdisn Hn
sprins. fns.Us 8, and P, B. Hoover, Indian Spring
defeated Marx kaufman, Tewn and Country
| sionsI. ns ~ defeated E. e. Alyord, and 9:
Howard Nordrnyer, Town and Country, de-
cgD %a%n snd eoastry sna 81
Pope Indian sRr,nsJ Isa,sJ aGa Gabs 81 unas
| (nnpOpInPk a
tsfesa; 5efested G. ahe G. Heath unattaehed and 8
J. l. Richards, unattached, s defeated R. T.
"sseef; Second roandMpay defeated Hoover. up
20 holes NsrdngerE def defeased ana Ginore q cm
mPss Pest,s asfesiss iish,ass Hihass' aaa
muller ArEyie. deisated s. B ch,l.gn aS,a by
Sef1sita y Garrett G An Bannock burn, and 8 ii.
Knox. Indian Spring, defeated r, shuitz
burn; and de5e"isa s 4, 4. kobb' Bsnnos Dc.
s,t:esd GsS:ssaa de dsfssteS sS detsu e. ans
Town and Country: BY " default; G.s j. Pr PFst.
spssns ssepfsnsed 3. t Sherry. Town and Country, 8
second round-Purh defeated Heitmullel
holes: Robb defeated Shreve. 8 and 8; Pratt
| defeated Harris. 1 and 3 p.r =.
t.sied asneW BY Default Cole defeated Rich
| ardson 5 and =: Roesch defeated Porter
ans Second 0fisi firhtEcos Coz defeated ward, an,
aefeated Kelly. and 3 wannan defeate'
huiapsd' Third niagRRt-stspler defeated KsSlman,
in pnae hSss averd Ssbe snd Hes
ddeisss.a dsa WslI.r an s.,..,.a cs,,,o. y
fssss ssspGa ssssss sy eisuls: aS,nt