Evening star., 1927-09-29
V0|GT TAKESLEAD
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Defending District Title Hold
era Strokes Ahead of Hufty.
Stevinson Fourth.

George ]. Voigt Of Bannockburn, the
defending title holder, took the lead
in the third round Of the District
amateur golf championship at the
Indian Spring Golf Club today.
Registering II. par for the course,
yoigt finished the round with 54-
bo1a total of 219, four strokes in
front of Page Hufty of Congressional,
who scored a "a. to take second place
with oo3 at the close of the third
round. Miller B. Stevinson Of Column
hia. whose total of 145 led the entire
field Yesterday. blew sky high in the
third round today, taking an S5, to
finish with a 54-hole total Of 2S0. lie
was in fourth place starting the last
round of the T2-hole championship this
afternoon.
G,,v. NJ. Standifer of Columbia added
a "a today to his 153 total OF yester-
day, to finish in third place, with
total of 226, in a tie with John e.
Shorev of Bannockburn, who scored
Is over the third round today.
II. w. Digges of Indian Spring was
next, with 54-hole total OF 23l.
Starts With Two Brides.
Noigt started the tnlru Touhu Will
y brace of brides. scoring IS on both
the first two holes, only to run up q
6 on the third hole, where an over
annroach found bad lie He was out
in SO. and picked up two brides on
the last nine. finishing with on
the eighteenth. where he sliced his
drive to the rough.
With q par-shattering round OF 81
behind him, setting a new course rec
ord for Indian Spring, STEVENSON to-
tailed 145 over the first day. scoring
rs in the morning and 81 in the after
noon, to lead Voigt by three strokes
yesterday Voigt scored consistently
over the first day, shooting IS in the
morning round and 73 in the after
noon for a total of 14S. Standifer, who
led in the morning with a card OF 73.
putted himself almost completely out
of the picture in the afternoon, finish
ing with an so. and permitting Hufty,
William p. Di Este of Argyle and
Shorey to nose him out.
Steyinsons card Of 67 was four
under par, being three under the
previous best mark of 20, made year
ago by Fred Mcleod and tied few
weeks ago by Watts Gum of Atlanta.
Rolling I'D four brides and an eagle,
STEVENSON was out in "a and back in
33 for his 67. playing the last five
holes of the four mines in one over
even threes. He had three lengthy
puts in his round and missed but one
shot-his tee shot at the eighth.
Other 36-Hole Scores.
The scores made yesterday follow:
Miller B. Stevinson, Columbia, 78-67
--145; G. ]. Voigt, Bannockburn. 75-
73-14S; Page Hufty, Congressional,
7s-73-149; John c. Shorey, Bannock-
burn, 75--76-151; Guy NJ. S.andifer.
Columbia, 73--S0-153; w. p. Di Este,
Manor, 7S-75-153; r. w. Digges, In.
dian Spring, 77-7S--155; F. E. Early,
Indian Spring, 7S-79-157; M. A.
Shipley, Argyle, 79-79-15S; John r.
Miller, Rock Creek, 79-79-15S; Dr..
f. r Tilley, Indian Spring. 77-S1-
1853; Tom Moore, Indian Spring, S2-7
--159: n. B. Frost, Indian Spring, 79-
S2-161; c. A. Fuller, Chevy Chase, rs
--S5--161; P. J. Frizzell, Columbia. SO
--.a-1 ca: withdrew; w. j. Cox, Beav.
or Dam, S4-78-162; j. J. Lynch, Ar.
Argyle. S1--S3-l64: E. L. Bono. Co
lumbia, S5-S2-167, withdrew; T. A.
Keliher, jr.. Manor, 87-s0-167; D. L.
Thompson, Manor, S5-8:-1!2; J. 7.
Lawior, Argyle, ss-s2-175; w. II.
White, Beaver Dam, 90-91-1S1; G.
J. Mulroy. Indian Spring, S7-96-1S3;
G. E. Elliott, Chevy Chase, 93-92-
IS5.
The following played the first round,
bu. did not turn in cards for the sec.
ond round: Earl McAleer, Manor, 18;
H. @. Pitt, Manor, 81: F. P. Reside,
Chevy Chase, IS; Luther Florine, Beav.
er Dam. ST.