Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-12

in the morning and 70 at East Po-
tomac Park in the afternoon, finished
the &c holes three shots in front of
John r. Miller, who registered a rs
and an 80. Cole tied with c. w. Mer-
rill last week for last place on the
team to represent Washington in the
national public links title and won
the place on the play-off. Only the
four men who qualified for the ma
tional title tilt played yesterday for
the city title.
BY winning the title again, Cole will
lead the Washington team in it's quest
for the Harding team trophy. Cole,
with his 70 in the morning, gained
a 2-shot lead over Miller and ~
shot lead over the poor IS registered
Iby b. II. Burrows, who scored sensa-
tionally in the qualifying round for
the national last week. Burrows was
consistently hooking his tee shots,
while Miller's putting was poor. The
latter took four shots to get down
from the edge of the first green in the
afternoon at East Potomac Park, and
his poor putting enabled Cole to pile
up a 5-shot lead at the turn.
Miller picked up shots on the
ninth and was only one shot back of
Cole playing the last hole. But here
The final cards follow;
Cole, 73-79--152.
Miller. 75-SO-155.
Robert Burton, 79--82-161.
Burrows, S5-79-164.
Roland II. Mackenzie and Reds"
Bannigan, star amateur and assistant
professional at the Columbia Country
Club, moved over to Rolling Road.
near Baltimore, yesterday and tied
for first place in the junior amateur
professional best ball competition with
q best ball of 68 for the par 70 course.
They tied with Stuart Janney, jr., and
Glenn Spencer of the Green Spring
Valley Hunt Club at this mark, scor-
ing Ii pars, brides and holes over
par.
Two local combinations-Dave Thorn
son and Frank X. Roesch of the
washington Golf and Country Club
and Fred Mcleod and Everett Eynon
of Columbia-tied with Willie Scott
and Alex Knapp of the Baltimore
Country Club for the next place, with
cards of 20. Henry ID. Nicholson of
the Washington Golf and Country
Club himself scored a 81 on the out
nine, but he and his partner, William
H. Wood, faded on the last nine and
failed to finish in the money.
Scores of the other Washington en-
trants follow:
A. B. Thorn and D. B. Miller. jr.,
Town and Country Club, 10; Eddie
Towns and Roger Peacock, Indian
Spring and Argyle, 10; Bob Barnett
and Brown Miller, Chevy Chase, 10;
H. D. Nicholson and W. H. Wood,
Washington, IA; r. c Gormley and
TN-@l,, A. fol
and John C. Shorey, no card: r. c..
Mckimmie and Richard Peacock. no
card; Gordon Stone and Reds" Gun
bingham, no card.
Woman golfers of the city are to
compete in a special event arranged
for them at the Manor Club on Thurs
day, making the second women's
event around the Capital this week.
They played yesterday in miniature
tourney at the Town and Country
Club, which found Winifred Faunce
annexing a five-hole qualifying round
with card of %, only to lose in
the second round. Mrs. j. M. Haynes
won the first of the eight flights.
downing Mrs. r. L. Rose Of Congress
sional, up in 10 holes.
Winners Of the other flights follow:
Spring. defeated Mrs Mrs H. 4. Knox Congress res,
sio NAL l S np in l :. holes. s..u w.
Country, defeated Mrs. George D. See Manor
Fourth aight-Mrs. ]. R. De Farges. Co.
lumbia. defeated Mrs. Norman Little. Column
bia. 5 and g.
co Eab asescs Mr., VANS SgsnHns
Columbia 3 and .
Sixth fiieht-Mrs. L. D. Schloss. Town and
CCo o'lndry. defeated Mrs. L. H. Hedrck. War
seventh fight--Mrs G. F. Bell. Columbia,
defeated Miss Goldenberg. Town and Coun-
Eighth flight--Mrs P. B. Peyser, Town
and Country. defeated Mrs. Max Weyi. Town
and Country and g.