Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24
'ALEER STILL LOW
| At CONGRESSIONAL
Score of r. Yet Stands as
Second Qualifying Day
Draws. to Close.

The score of "a made Yesterday By
Earl McAleer Of the Manor Club was
still low early this afternoon as the
] second qualifying day in the Congress.
! sional Country Club invitation eoii
tournament drew to a close. Scores
made this morning all were high only
| four of the competitors breaking go
| Several Of the leading PLAYERS of the
/ city were scheduled 70 start this sitter
/ noon. and one OF them may shatteg
! McAleer's mark.
/ Early scores today follow
! A. II Wallace. unatta ched, SIS; j. NJ
| Downey. unattached. So Thomas a
kelehes', unattdch ed, SO: r. A. GraVsr
! unattached. 80. J. NJ. Haynes. Column
bia, go: J. G. Hawkins. unattached, 81,
! r. S. French, Florida, 81: f. Is. Tur
ner. Congressional, "a; Larry Day, un'
attached, "a, Robert Dougan, unat
tached. IS, II. e. CrosWell, unat
! tached, 95.
Only Two Break so.
| Playing through Il forenoon of
heavy rainstorm. which covered
many Of the greens with water inches
deep, and an early afternoon, dur
| ing which rain fell internl!ttently
7
! ,estants in the first qualifying day
were able 20 break 50 for The long
and difficult course.
Earl NcAiaer, star soutnpaW golf
er Of the Manor Club, probably the
hest left.hanGed player about the
city, shot a score Of -. 10 top the
aeld 4 clubmate. Harry G. Pitt,
! scored =. NcAleer's card included
| a on the long first hole and
on the twelfth, but he scored brides
on the fifteenth and eighteenth,
| Pitt spoiled a fine score when he
| took : shots on the short eleventh.
| Two men We're tied at 6l-ComdF:
| c. 3. Hatch Of Columbia, naval
officer. who reveled In the heavy go
! ing. and NJ a. Shipley, unattached.
| Five others tied at 81, and the
other scores ranged up to fantastic
figures as high at l2l. Many OF the
early starters, waterlogged from the
heavy rain and forced to putt with
| ma SHES over rain-soaked greens,
did not turn in cards. Others found
the heavy going to their liking and
plaved unusually we'll. Walter L,
| Tuckernlan Of Burning Tree. the
| Chevy Chase Club titleholder and a
| former District champion. was one
Of those tied at So. While L. w oo!e'
lr.. the interscholastic champion
made the same mark. The others
w,ere ". c. Chick Evans OF Column
| bia and w E. Richardson of Manor
Eightv.tvo may mark the dividing
! line between the first and second
sixteens. for six players were 50 or
better Yesterday and better held
started today.
Scores Made Yesterday.
Scores up to 100 turned in yesterday
| follow:
n shlPlsy 8, una e tv, 81 c &
{ f0s s WAT va Z nd fat KERN 81 a6
ss:a59s Tfs s. En- 5 as;S@ a2
packs s,- 4Ha'tachfb ST Il Md A[sfss 5 an
l:HsI IS E D Harmon, CONGRESSIONAL
0s7-Roser coomns. .Kirks,de: A: 7. Van Van.
| al. unattached G. D Brantiey. IT. CheFS
ss-Ralph Bonnie, unattached R. f. Hen
! t!erson Congressional
a-H Pe6e i3ian SspEWp .oo a :, e %il
ccreslonaI N s Van Deusen, BanEocAburr
d5 Wpo'g. dna! 4 aoHa2ia4 G. y Agnev
Of EIl>s consfsEslonsia, ? Da4 II
BB5na Brq GseTz 5F6 s.s aonsi Kos i3.5n
a2-c H WarE,n:ton GoEWT2 cc 4ona.
S;5ss5 IT. H9ssoa
q3-charie DAILY. Congregational e 5
Gillette Congressional, Frank Reside Chevy
o4-w. 5. ELLIOTT. -un attached l. W. Hall
IN attached 6. R PARKS. unattanhed..
Tai sferro. Gongression4i- { dark. II,
dian Spring E. NJ Fry corgee:siora! g
inTton E 4. R!ce .unatta.hed
9s-H rcopearMSa ads c0 soss2. Eors J
Robert Miller seT.ckley, Pa. ". L. Heap
'''i Hs--o 4 Eastwold. Congressional: NJ, G
paoud Indian sprlnE, ?; Pyle GolpEh ~.
IT.. Marar, W. . sa:eTe unatiache4.
Ros5ss RanH2c&fTqTn 5,, E ;s,d colHenbis
Warner. Washington D. N. Dulln, Bannock-
! burn.