The Washington times., 1929-09-12

DlStI1Gb ROllClO Cpuugs
The buffers tournament, orig-'
mated by Guy Mason, golf chair.
man at Congressional, did not at
tract the field expected and Con.
gessional chieftains could explain
no reason for the lack of interest.
The entries and pairings follow:
=. M. G. stoddard (Beaver Daml,
Colonel Turner &c. C. Co.: Charles A.
Genner (Manor): 1880, r.. e. Esher
Indian Spring., Fred Schultz (lndian
H. Wentcott CWar). A. NJ. Garner
WAR; 1l:15. ]. H. sheppard &C. c. c.),
Major Bennett &C.. G. CO; Has.
1:2O, Commissioner Dent tBank. w.
SPRING., +. H. Bogardus &c. C. Co;
1:ss. L. L; Nicholson &C; c; CO. W. n.
DAMP; 1850. H. B. Dyche &c. c.. Co..
]. l. Tierney &C. c. c.; 1:65. J. A.
Campbell (War), p. C. Campbell (Warl:
Howard tArmy Navyl; 2:so, W. r.
Bush &C. c. c., DR.. o. U. Singer &c.
c. c.; r. P. McCanlish (Beaver Dam).
Karl F. Kellerman. of Columbia,
and Leroy Sasscer. of Indian
Spring, head the Washington group
taking part in the second day of
qualifying at Rolling Road.
Byrn Curtiss, the crack Indian
Spring southpaw Juvenile, topped
yesterdays qualifying field with a
twinkling 70, above par. He
went out in SO and came home in
81 and would have presented a
lower card had he not three-putted
the eleventh and twelfth greens.
Page Hufty, OF Congressional
Country Club, contributed an 80,
which may qualify him for the
first flight il tOday's sharp
shooters don't turn in low scores,
as T. w. Sasscer, of the Mary
land County Club, was the
only, other player to break 80
yesterday, scoring q IS.
Joseph B. Trew, jr., and George
T. Sharp, jr., are clashing today
for the junior championship at
Columbia. ]. E. Powell, jr., and
Walter d. Murphy are playing in
| the consolation finals.
Trew survived to the finals by
| winning over A. S. Gardiner, jr.,
l UP in 10 holes. Gardiner evened
| the match, with a birdie on the
eighteenth, but lost out when he
played his second into the trap on
! the first extra hole. Gardiner had
won his morning match from John
Holzberg in a stirring 22-hole bat
tie. Yesterdays summaries and to.
days pairings follow:
second round-J. b. Trew, Jr, de-
feated Clarence Dodge, jr., and 2;
A. s. Gardiner, jr.. defeated John
Holzberg, up. z2 holes; Allen sherrier
George T. Sharp. jr.. defeated William
Asher, / up.
semifinal round-Trew defeated Gar
diner. / up. 1s holes; Sharp defeated
Pairing for today-Trew VS.. Sharp.
Defeated eight. Il. Powell, jr.. de-
feated John Lewis smith. jr, and
Arthur Slater, jr.. 10 and 8.
Clyde B. Asher won the low gross
prize in the Rotary Club tourney
yesterday at Columbia with 37-37-
"A. l.. w. Laudick took second low
gross with 43-42-S5, and Hugh H
Saum third low gross with 43-43-S6,
Low net went to Monroe Warren
1915, ~. The results follow:
First and second, low net tie--Monroe
Warren. Ss-16-72, and o. r. Evans,
| 94-24-72; third low net, Paul v, Lum,
96-22-74; fourth low net. DR.. w. e.
So-S7--t0B lllln low nSts JoHH
Dolph. 9s--24-75: sixth low net, Percy
S. Thompson, 92-1s-75; seventh low
net, Fred B. Pyle, H-12-7t; eighth low
net. John L. Weaver, ss-1S-75. ninth
low net. DIR. Dana w. Manners. s7-20--
II; tenth low net, W. B. Prtnam, 1O1-
24-77; eleventh low net Charles B.
d'Espard, 101-24-77; thirteenth low
net. John Brewer. 102-24--7S; four
teenth low net. Frank A. Kerr, 1OS-
SO-Ts; fifteenth low net. James Sharp
103-24-79; sixteenth low net, Arthur
]. May, s7--1S-79; seventeenth low net
Leroy W. Heron, s4--14--s0; eighteenth
low net. DR.. Allan w. Talbot, 93-12-
81: nineteenth low net Daniel Norman
I100-1s-s2: twentieth low net, Robert
Swope, 109--27-s2;~ twenty first low
net, John MUnce, 1O7-24-S3 twenty
second :ow net, V. Calvert Dickey. ga
1913; twenty-third low net, w w
Griffith. 107-24-ss: twenty fourth Low
net. J. r. Stewart. 1Os-24-sA. High
scors-E. c. Rice. s2-sT-16s High
score On enc hole, Richard L Lamb n
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