Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

The ftrSt Dig professional exHiDlklon
match OF the season Is to be started at
the Indian Spring Golf Club next sun
day. with Indian Springs much fea-
tured and Justly famous pair of long
hitting professionals, j. Monro Hunter
and George Diffenbaugh, paired against
a pair of golfers whose fame Is inter-
national.
THE opponents of the Indian Spring
Mutt and jeff combination will be
Archie Compston, who won fame last
April when he administered to Walter
Hagen the most crushing defeat first
rank professional has ever sustained IN
a money match, and Aubrey Boomer OF
France, who learned his golf in Eng
land and Is now attached to ciuo
near Paris. Both Compston and Boomer
have been seen In action around WASH
ington before, Compston having ap-
neared in an exhibition at the Wash
inpton Golf and Country Club two
wears ago and Boomer having played
in an exhibition against Tommy Armour
and Bobby Cruickshank at Congress
sional last Summer.
The fact that both have been seen
here in other years should not detract
from the attractiveness of their visit
again. however, for both players are
colorful and capable of golf which will
take sub-par figures to beat. The matcn
will be an 18-hole affair. to start about
2 O'Clock, and all golfers are invited to
witness 1t. IT.
Compston and Boomer came to this
country for the open championship
and spending the Summer IN pleasant
and profitable fashion-that OF pick
ING IN American dollars by playing golf
ant thev play it so we'll and make 1t
look SO EASY they are thoroughly worth
while watching.
Against two such noted performers
as Hunter and Diffenbaugh they VIII
have to be at their very best to WIN, 1or
both the Indian Spring pros have been
romning around the lengthy Four Cor
ners layout In astonishingly low figures
Only last Friday they hung up tne
scaIns OF red Mcleod and waiter
Hall and they are looking forward 70
victory In the match next SUNDAY
THE match last Friday disclosed now nov.
| well they pair together and their PEE,
hall In the Forthcoming match snouio
be good.
HANGING heat mirages did not disturb
the club swingers of the Indian spring
Golf Club in their return engagement.
| with the golfers OF the Rolling ROAD
club at Gainesville, Md, whom tney
dafeated in a team match yesterday py
| the slim margin of points. indeed
With hit one match to come in, the
Rolling Road players led by point.
| Then A. Won STEINER ana william
smith came in at the tail end OF the
professional with points. to clincn tne
| victory for Indian Spring. Anotner
| series of matches Is to be played IN the
| Fall
A feature of the engagement yester-
| day, Notwithstanding the terrinc neat
was the professional match In when
| ]. Monro Hunter, the Indian Spring
| siege gun, paired with his assistant,
| George Diffenbaugh, against Carroll T.
McMaster of Rolling Road and Glenn
Spencer of Green Spring Valley. Hunt
| err and Spencer are noted long hitters.
| The result was signal victory for the
Washington combination. for they
| downed the Baltimore duo. and l.
with the steadiness of Diffenbaugh
| standing out.
| Then Hunter settled his long driving
/ supremacy over Spencer once and Tor
| all by several tremendous clouts which
| Spencer could not reach. notably one
| on the fourteenth hole that carried 275
yards and rolled up to the 325-yard
| mark.
! Summaries OF the team match follow:
| w. w. !syniinston and j. s. Grimes uso.i
| Ing Road won points from Norman B
| Frost and r. Z. Early indian SprinEl.
=, 3. NJ Manly and a. r. williams. jr Tin
| dian Spring. won points from Henr,
| Morton and D. Crook Rolling Roadl.
Or; 2, r rlley and PATRICK Cock tIndisr
| and j. n. Harmon tRollins Road.
Perry 3. Hoover and Byrn curtlss tIndian
Spring, won :,,, points rem cl srsa Jones
c. v. Christie and r. G. Clark tIndiar
Spring. won points to ! from Mason Wood
John r. MacCormack and Roger Peacock
Indian sprinsl. won 2 points to ! from
r. s. StuntE and Richard Peacock tIndian
Spring. won points. from H.; G. Gteske
and J. r. Bayers Rollins Road.
Ned Donaldson and Edward Peppler tRcl-
| ing Road won points to from w. ..
Lockwood and J. w. Harvey INDIAN Spring.
r. E. Merrion and q. p. Brewster tRoll-
ing Road won points from Homer D. Pope
and c. M. Whitman Indian Spring..
D. r. Miller and u. n. Miller, Jr.. Rolling