The Washington times., 1929-05-04

strong combination at this best ball
style.
Fred Mcleod, Emmons S. Smith,
amateur of Columbia Country Club;
Bob Barnett and Robert Stead, jr.,
golf champion at Chevy Chase, are
at Vine Valley enjoying weekend
of golf.
A match worth watching is the
proposed tilt between Reds" Cum
ninghafn and his brother, Gilbert,
and Tony sylvester and Al Hough-
ton, Arrangements are complete ex.
cept for naming the course.
The lady-pro matches of the Mid
die Atlantic pros meeting Monday
at the Columbia Country Club
should develop keen competition AS
the leading feminine golfers of this
section have been chosen as part
ners by the pros. .
Second.round match play for the
Mems French High Commission
Cup at Chevy Chase should be COM
pIeted today. Results of the first
round matches, with players handi-
caps stated, and pairings for second
round follow:
W. G Erantleys ;jr, IL. defeated e
Dwight F. Davis ,, and 2; D. D. L
ir., is, and 2; John Britton, s. de-
feated Admiral c. b. McVay, jr.. Is
/ up; J. H Hineman, Is. defeated L.
p Plat. I3 r. "a and I /; A. Tsv,Hr :; Merrill
up, n holes; e. b, Porcher, II, de-
feated c. V. Wheeler. II, and /; J.
K. Richards, 10, defeated H. A. Gillis.
IS. and Z; Gen: G. 6: Treat; 1s' de-
Act r
stanford. IS, s and 5; e. o. wagon
horst, II. defeated A CcCook Dunlop.
;, l up: W. J. DuBose, 9. defeated
Gen. Frank Keefer, Il; up; !. J. Parr;
I; George e. Elliott. II. defeated r. G.
Ransdell, IS. and 2: DR.. w. B Mason,
II. defeated r. F. Daniel. IS, and s.;
HSsIs. Hugh n onrs% sguthgats and Is Sa,s
DR.. Thomas NJ. Foley, IS, defeated r.
w. McReynoIds, IS, and /.
Pairings for second round-Brantley
VS.. McGrew, Britton VS.. Hinemon. Mer-
Fuller VS.. wagenhorst, DuBose VS., Parr
Elliott VS. Mason, Southgate VS.. Foley.
The st. Johns College golfers,
who meet Central High this morn
ing at Indian Spring, outscored
GonZaga. AZ, yesterday at East
Potomac. The Vermont Avenuers.
who have beaten Georgetown Prep.
Tech, and Gonzaga, claim the Dis
trict prep school golf title. Re.
suits of yesterdays match follows:
Edmonston (G.) defeated kershay, 3
and q Parks (St. J.) defeated A. Car
roll, and /. Best ball-St Johns, 1
X Yeatman (st. J.) defeated Finne-
gan, and Z; Chase (G.D defeated B.
Yeatman, 2 and /. Best ball-St
The closing time for entries in the
Town and Country Club invitation
tournament has been extended until
noon tomorrow. Those eager to
enter can phone their entries today
or tomorrow to Arthur B. Thorn,
pro at Town and Country Club. or
William G. IIlch, chairman of the
golf committee.
Pairings will be made tOmOr-
row afternoon. while the quail.
flying will cover Tuesday and
Wednesday and match play
rounds on Thursday and Friday.
There will be four flights, while
entrants are extended the privi-
Ieges of the club and course
from Monday to Friday.
The Georgetown University golf
team is in Philadelphia today for
two matches, playing the University
of Pennsylvania this morning at the
Philadelphia Country Club and
. Princeton this afternoon. Captain
Maurice J. Mccarthy, jr., intercol-
legiate golf champion; Dick Wilson,
finalist in the Washington Golf and
Country Club tourney; Mark Flana-
gan. Bob Manning. J. Nevins Nc
Bride and Chick Beger are COM
peting for the Hilltop school.