Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-24
Sc WASHINGTON GOLFERS
ENTER BALTIMORE EVENT

competitors In the tourney who will
qualify Thursday follow
s,2t-Relph Fleharty. washington @ and
c. C.. and Phillip Heuisler, Roiling Road. r.
a45-Rslph 8 Fowler. Wash, and A S.
i oh 9, Pitt. Manor. and Alex KNAPP.
l6;Yo.A W. Howard. wash. and 0. W.
il so@d, 7: Howard. wash and ". n.
Josh. L. west, Columbia, and Joseph
io:so@J /. HOPKINS. Wash. and W. p.
All II .ls eo I N purnham. Manor. and 2. D
Biaekistome, Beaver Dam; - ~
Le iia5 5a''ia'i e Bowie. Columbia. and
1890 II. 7. Rhodes, Congressional and q.
A. walton. Baltimore c. c, at.
e. TinberlaEe Lakewood -,
i2.20 n J. Quieley, Indian sprias. and
Robert Sutcin. Chambegsbure
l2:30J b. Murphy, Columbia, and II. ",
n 40-Df, ] I, McClenahans., wash. and
W. Cornwel Smith, baltimore c, c,
cordon stone. wash.
Col d. Y Heckhelr. Baltimore G. G.
100 Elliott gpieer. Areyie and O. {
1.03- y. ". sher"ier, CollNlbia and Charles
10 Earl Macintosh. Columbia. and "
lis r. j. Norman, wash, and A, 8
i:zo- pr, i. / Taylor. Congressional. and
Or. Louis RosSman, Mo. 9. G.,
l:25~.W. z. Mecallum, Wash. and f, L..
i5o ". i Middleton. Wash. aud A, F.
lbs ;, j. Hodges, Columbia, and J. Il.
i:40-.W. I. Carey, ST.. Bannockburn. and
r. A
Jones, IT.. Chevy Chase
i:so- M, CAREY r., Bannockburn' and
i55.c. v. Christie. Indian Spring, and
Roger Peacock Indian sptlng e.,. oaa
gyrH n c1rtis1. Indian spfins '''@
2i0,-H., King cornWeiL Columbia, and
2is Albert n. Mackenzie and Hugh H.
ia. j CUMMINGS, Columbia, and c.
22s,,J, W. Harvey. indian sprins and j
r., Maiionee, Nd G. 9.
s... sorA nd 7 9 hepsh'o"' Manor and Leroy
25s-Aiex 'Telford; Columbia. and willis
25S~R NJ. Waidfon. wash. and f. IL
dc d. Allen and A. l. Duncan, In
5.40, Herbert Lacey. Manor. and Nathan
43ss 81 t. shanks. Manor. aud q, A. Tay~
10y, Md. G. G.
Roland II. Mackenzie Of Columbia Ia
to play IN the women versus men match
play event at Fairfield, Conn, next
week, an annual feature Of the Sum.
nler season. Such stars as Francis
Cuimet, Jess SWeetser and Richard A.
Jones compete in the classic against
leading woman players Of the country.
Joseph II. Trew of Columbia an
nexed the first prize in the golf event
staged by the Washington Automotiye
Trade Association at the Manor Club
Yesterday. with Irving j. Henderson IN
second place The approaching and
| putting contest was won by II, NJ,
| Wallace, president OF the association.
! Encouraged by return to the form
| he showed last year, A j. Cummings
! Of Columbia Is out with another der
| To men OF nearly his own weight to
! meet In a match on the golf course,
| Indeed he does not bar men within 40
pounds Of his avoirdupois, for
| the genial "Cy' negotiated the layout
Of the Columbia Country Club Sunday
| in 80 strokes.
For the current season 10 date Cum
| mineg had been unable TO get hia game
| going and was beWailing the shots OF
| AeRteryear He blamed his lack OF
| distance and accuracy on bad dogs
and other things But Sunday he got
started and nothing stopped him. Nov
| he Is looking for trouble and has paired
/ himself with Charles A, Watson III
| tie Maryland tourney, Watson claims
he viii stop him with verbal barrage
The same day little Johnny Owens,
Fred McLeods star pupil. went around
| Columbia In "a strokes, tying the mark
! lac made few days back,
And yesterday Miller II. STEVENSON
who has returned to the crest OF his
game, scored a "a over the Columbia
| layout with is on the ninth a'~. eight
zenith holes. On each nine STEVENSON
had for ~ on the final hole, but
each time missed his tee shot and
! took 6. .....-. .~-