Evening star., 1928-06-09

play rounds, with the prObaDlllJy Jnat
one of the youngsters would meet the
veteran this afternoon in the ultimate
round.
Frank K. Roesch -year-old club
champion of the Washington Golf and
Country Club, crossed clubs In one semi
1nal with Harry @. Pitt OF Manor. who
has only "a Summers behind him, while
the Youthful Tom Bones. jr.. of Colum-
oia met the veteran Miller B. Stevin-
son of Columbia In the other penultimate
round. Columbia is certain of a finalist
by reason of the draw end the results
OF the first end second match rounds
while the honor of having the other
fnallst lies between Washington and
Manor.
Bones Plays Well.
Roesch. Stevinson and Bones had
fairly easy selling to win two matches
Yesterday, with young Bones clearly the
early round sensation of the tourna-
ment Good golf by Bones defeated W.
r. McCallum OF Washington In the
morning and beat. Karl F. Kellerman
ir, of Columbia in the afternoon. The
young Columbia portSider lowered close
to par all day and deserved to win both
his matches. Against Stevinson, how
ever, he must maintain the pace he set
against Kellerman in the afternoon.
when he was out in 36 and was only
2 up.
Pitt won in fairly easy fashion from
John F. Brawner in the morning, but
found tartar In the afternoon in A.
L. Houghton. a clubmate at Manor
Houehton won the first 4 holes, but
Pitt. by steady golf and couple Of
brides, whitfield Houghton's lead away
and stood on the seventeenth tee up.
Pitt, with the honor, hit a high tee
shot that carried out OF bounds at the
right side of the green below the eight
eenth tee His next ball was on the
green and ne very nearly holed chip
shot for 3 after the penalty stroke.
Houghtons bid for a 3 hit the cup and
stayed out. Pitt won the last hole with
a par 4.
Hufty Is Beaten.
One of the big upsets of the day
came In the first round. where Reid
w. Dgges, champion at Indian Spring.
beat Page Hufty of Congressional on
the nineteenth. Digges was dormie up,
but lost the last hole. annexing the
match when Hufty's second shot at the
| extra hole went over the green.
W. w. Rapley and w. B. Mason. ir.,
went extra holes before the former
missed 4-foot putt for half at the
sixth.
Summaries of yesterdays play follow
First fight: First roand-F. K, Roesch.
yseG and g. nsces e cSSs
| defeatad PAGE Hlity, Cor gressional. / up
u u holes; H. q. Pitt. Manor, defeated
fiiouehton. Manor, dsiss:ed John 4. Miller.
~ ~ n s,.yiS.dS S' sos$S sS;sS as
/ Y. Burr. C. Columbia and i r. r
e0laMssisas sssiefsS aeisetea va aecau% S"'si Wash 81
second I rsand-Roeseh defestsd'' niss.s.
stes inson. defeated. MacKenzie. S and Z;
s1ss ds,fsssa nflsra defeated "cS Cook
scteateo. Hltz. 3 and /; Mecallum defeated
s:sssS SsaaI shS S,.s g,: ;'qnfG Putnam. doiUn ESs
oordon ssrdo wood es ehmonds MOI s defeated 'Ra Roser
ls pffe@eo coiuSis naisn dsisated spFas l. Reeves
dian sprlne. 8 and :; q P. Jsmss, colnm;
and . Donald wood ward. Columbia. defeat
ed 4 8; "; Fra~iley. ~ Clsvy Chase: and s;
Mason. TAes ,r'. Chevy cIns Chase. i and J. 4 Z.
Bono, Columbia. defeated ", w. Rspley,
Colombia, I and >
and 4 Wood defeated Fiisssii 9 and u:
Woodv ard defeated James, and .; Bono
eeftstss tanss,. MAKER; ..a AMI .A = putnam {,
up; < Peacock defeated Reeves, 9 and 8;
Fraile' defeated Brooks. ! up; Mason de-
ssh rad FiRss sSi frs. 4D :" .oaa - sosS NJ Haynes
colnn bIa. defeated Royal Gan. baltimore
Gs"nts s iassn 0s sprns ea so5' s'fn aab6s Ssr
sss Riesmona detected yl French r. Mary
coisnbis' s defeated fno Il, Davidson. "a d n wash.
,.s,oa ,ss,oa ,.n and Hays Coiumbs shs,ns dc;
and |, & 4, Alien. aannoetSurn; defeated
Couds voFsl' ah,n Ind, an sGrins In, .rd !;
] ". merritt, % colSs,els. ~ IN. II a ship.
Icy Menor' defeated A. NJ Porter cclum-
second roaus--cur,is deiestsd HAYNES. 2
a syss assstsd @ as dt.'nses and s" shipi.S @' de-
censel atiRosn--oilPi Udsiteatsd Yabhsli. q and
RayssSa ds,ss..s SessS French aPe Porter
defeated S'drn Merritt. ni ! and a. '"N 'o''"
Is. washington. defeated 7 HoSard'
s'"aSa Ss d.essd iae Esals neoS ooIa%ss
! up IN u holes' W. G. Barr. IT,. Columbia;
ssl''sfs AG..Ssss e..ssten oGSsSsatGn'a
Isatsi LIE. rs.eosk indian Indan sPEins and ?
bopssp wa.Rlnssa GlS%sia sa TSssn. osrn
SssaSna Ss 9SlTmsS s: ~ wan %0ss cU. ccnsass GSn:
sa' " Ls.sr S Sto.a 'FSRn Rollins 'fS% RSsS
second reuna--Murphv defeated Webb. 2
md OBJECTED h'rT dinner. 9d 3
Consoistion- iartshorn defeated Howard,
d cornweli dsisated cnrisirnsn, and J;
MeCres defeated coe. 4 and
copa.ss.Isas dsfss,sS @ heodss. sessss coa
ssrsssienns na snd !, T. Hsrreii wasssinE.
lumbia. defeated William Nexcomb. cclum-
ss snd p M,sy srSnss nCaT...,Sos 9Sp%A ana
F n Lyon. Columbia. detected Mai. W, O.
nglllon' ,Ch.s,,0a, Chevy Chase: ! sna . q.orse
sSas.s; ssasres,l0nsi' ssfs TED W. hiessrdscss.
second rsana-.isrysii ast.stsd .iefItsss
Msthsr defeated Lson, 5 aud d sherwood
ss:fssss ds:,.s ss'fais s. sAss s%s a He
mon mon defeated Richardson, d and !.
Fred Mcleod left Washington last
night for Pittsburgh. To join the other
Washington professionals practicing for
the open championship qualifying
round to be played Monday at Oak
mont,
Albert n. Mackenzie Is 10 60 10 Phil
ndelphia tomorrow TO see Roland Mac
Ken1ie play In an exhibition with
Walter Hagen as partner against
Tommy Armour and an unnamed part
ner.
Led by Dorothy white. the District
Women's title holder, who scored a yic-
tory over Mrs. b. Boyd Morrow, wom-
ems Maryland and Middle Atlantic title
holder team OF rs Washington woman
players yesterday defeated q Baltimore
Women'a team in a match at the nalti.
more Country Club. winning, aalb
points to l6,a for the baltimore women