Evening star., 1929-10-28
iven No. Golf Rating WalerIzudins Go Real Or udge flair
Pendergast Takes Club Title
When Pass FOOzIes Tee Shot

Brand, jr G5) VS.. F. s. Craven C2), P. S.
Robsrs S Stead, ir. M tsS "' vs.. John H. ciapp Is
Winners of the two previous big
events this Fall are in the tourney, and
in the same side of the draw. DR..
Mason won the Presidents Cup tourney,
while Maj. Albright annexed the event
for the Liberty Cup last week. The
Siamese Cup tourney sees the return to
club competition of the veteran John
H. Clapp, who at one time was chair
man of the Chevy Chase golf commit
nent players, but who has not played
in any event at Chevy Chase for sew
eral years.
The Bannockburn Golf Club intends
to spread out into a new field of activ-
ity this Fall and Winter. Harry F.
Krauss, who had been one of Washing
tons leading bowlers for many years.
has been asked to lead a bowling team
made up Of members Of the club, and
probably will form at least three teams.
Among the candidates for the team are
T. w. MCGUIRE, Leo F. Pass, William L.
Pendergast, w. Fred Byrne and Martin
j. McInernery. The club team has an
nounced 1t will challenge all bowling
teams made up OF members of golf
clubs about Washington. The Washing
ton Golf and Country Club already
has large group of bowlers who 60
to the alleys each Thursday night.
Among the pin-spillers of the Wash
ington club are D. C. Gruver, c. T.
Lynes. DR.. Thomas j. Rice, G.. T. How
ard, r. j. Wise and r. A. Dougan.
]. Monro Hunter Indian Spring pro-
fessional, was opposed to Alex Taylor
Of Hagerstown in one semi-final match
| in the match play championship of the
Middle Atlantic Professional Golfers
| Association at the Suburban Club of
Baltimore today, while Bob Barnett of
Chevy Chase was to match shots with
the long-hitting Glenn S. Spencer of
the Maryland Country Club. The semi
flnal will be played tomorrow over the
same course and the same distance.
Four golfers tied for first place at net
76 in the medal play handicap event at
the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Country Club yesterday. They were
Col. A. G. Fisher, Comdr. j. A. Saun-
ders, Maj. H. D. Higley and Maj. A. B.
Lyman.
w. Bion Moore played a great shot
out of casual water In q bunker at the
sixteenth hole at Beaver Dam yesterday
to beat Martin F. Mccarthy in the final
round or the cluD championship py
and q All even at the end of the first
10 holes of the 36-hole final, they were
still all even at the twenty-seventh hole,
with Mccarthy staging a rally on the
third nine after Moore had gone into
three-hole lead. Mccarthy was l up
at the twelfth hole In the afternoon,
but then went wild from the tee,
putting his tee shots into the woods on
three consecutive holes and losing them
all. He lost the fifteenth by taking
3 from the edge Of the green, and at
the sixteenth he was in trouble most
Of the way to the green. Moore put
his second shot in casual water in a
bunker at the sixteenth green, but
standing on the edge of the hazard he
played the ball between his legs close
enough to get the putt down that won
him the match.
j. r. Dawkins won in class B, de-
feating G. Fred Springer by up.
Springer was S up at the turn, but
Dawkins came back with a rush in the
afternoon to win the match. Francis
Owens was S up on H. F. Hodges in the
third flight final, which was to be con-
cluded today.
r.. M. Brown won the first fight
consolation, defeating H. T. Henderson
up. The second flight consolation
went to r. w. Murphy, who defeated
Needham c. Turnage up, while the
third flight consolation went to r. p.
Balch who beat r. C. Burdette and 2.