The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-27
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HAVE BUSY
SABBATH
BY Bingy Bryan


Despite playing over wind swept
courses. golfers of Washington
turned out in goodly number to par.
ticipate in one Of the most busy Sab.
bath day programs arranged in many
days.
Three tournaments staged at one
time was the makeup out at Indian
Spring. Manor Club crowned q new
club champion and the Argyle team
scored another victory, this time de-
feating Beaver Dam players in q
team match.
Earl McAIeer, of Manor, sue
cessfulIy defended his title rs
club champion, defeating ID. i.
Thompson in the final round,
and s. McAIeeP also established
. unique record in defeating all
his opponents in match play by
six holes.
Tom KelIeTer was defeated by Nc.
Aleer in the first round, and 8. In
the next round the new champion
stopped Robert Hird, 6 and 5, and
in the finals. against Thompson. he
won, s and 5.
McAleer played brilliant golf,
throughout the event, to turn In
rounds which will not be equalled In
a championship event. In the three
rounds his medal scores were 1890
SO, 37-31-68 and $3.50.
In the tripIe-headed attraction
Of Indian Spring, the seTai-final
round for the Tribal Bowl and
the senli.final and final rounds
Of the consolation flight, for the
same trophy, were played off.
Beside the Tribal Bowl event,
the TOmahaWk tournament ad.
vanced to the finals.
Tom Moore and Reid w. Digges,
will meet in the final round for
the Tribal Bowl next Sunday. In
the semi-final round Moore elm.
mated F. e. Early, 2 and /, and
Digges took the measure of j. V.
BroWnell, and /.
In the semi-final consolation Bryan
Moorse bowed to the mashie play
ing Of Perry Hoover. Hoover won
his match, 5 and 4. In the ether
half Of the consolation. w. B. Cur.
tbs put out H. A. Mihills, and 8.
Curtiss in turn defeated Perry
Hoover, in the final round,
and 2.
c. H. Pardoe, of Indian
Spring. with his guest, Lieut..
G. e. Short. annexed the Mem.
ber.Guest event with q net
score Of so. The winning team
had q gross SO and q handicap
~. j. ". BrownelI and his
guest, j. III. Clark, finished in
runner-up position with q net
66. gross S6 and q handicap 20,
but they were tied by J. nj.
McCarter and Fl. e. Carnes.
On the toss Of the coin
Brownell and Clark won second
prize.
Lewis A. Spices, knowing the
Indian Spring course, perhaps bet
ter than other class B. and c.
players, won the Tomahawk tolIrna.
ment with four excellent cards Of
Is holes which were played during
the month Of May. Spices had q
total Of $50 that resulted from
cards Of 20, 70. 70 and 81, which
included his handicap of %.
A. Won Steiner was second with
total OF 2S6 blows, having &
handicap 1s and cards of 70, 81.
70, and a.
Beaver Dam found the hitting
powers OF the Argyle team beyond
their control and consequently lost
the team match, Is to 0.
Leroy Sasscer (A.o defeated David
Morris (B. Do, and &; william P.
Di Este (A.l, defeated william Coz
q D.. i up. Best Ball-Argyls,
John G. shorey tA.>. defeated Luther
Florine (B. d., s and 4; George Gist
CAD, defeated D. Baggett, / up. Best
Ball-Argyle, ? and /.
Forrest Thompson (A.), defeated W.
H. White (B. d.. and 2: Emmett
Heitmuller CAD, defeated r. NJ. Brown
(B. ID, up. Best Ball--Argyle, / up.
Elliott Spicer (A.). defeated G. Davis
(B ID, and 4; L. C. Di Este IA.),
| defeated Thomas Beavers CB. d.. 8
and 4. Best Ball--Argyle, and &
g. D. McCabe (A.). defeated W. Ne
Pherson (B. Dl, and 3; Harry
Peacock (A.l. defeated g. 3. Keller
q. p; ana .. Best Bali-Arsyis.
?. N. Noetbsl tA), defeated W. L.
Preston (B. ID, s and 4; Col. Frank
White CAD, defeated Evan. Jones q.
D.) and I. Best Ball--Argyis