The Washington times., 1929-05-13
CLOSE ENTRIES
TONIGHT
By George A. Simpson

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Entries for the annual Chevy
Chase Club invitation golf tourna-
ment will close tonight at o'clock
with Robert stead. jr., chairman of
the golf committee. The ranking
amateur golfers of the District are
expected to appear in the tourney.
The pairings will be made i'm
mediateIy after the closing time for
entries, while the qualifying round
will start Wednesday. First and
second rounds of match play are
listed Thursday with the semi finals
and finals on Friday.
The smooth putting of Cliff Nc
Kinamie was the deciding factor
when he and Frank Hartig. pro at
Army, Navy and Marine Club upset
Tony Sylvester, BaDncckburn pro,
and Al Houghton, Harper Country
Club pro. by 3 to,1 score yester-
day at Bannockburn. Hartig had
a medal score of II. while Mckin.
fnie and Sylvester each had 70 and
Houghton had 20.
HOughfOn and Sylvester went
out to take wide lead at the
start and were three up at the
sixth. The seventh was halyed,
but McKi0mie and Hartig
placed themselves one down by
winning the eighth and ninth.
After halving the tenth, Mc-kim-
nlie squared the match by dropping
| a long put for a birdie on the
eleventh. The next hole was halved
when McKimmie and Sylvester each
scored brides. Hartig sent his side
ahead by getting birdie on the
| thirteenth, while the, fourteenth was
| halved in par figures. Mckimmie
| however. practically ended the
match on the fifteenth by marking
up a par. The sixteenth was
halved and the match was over
when McKimmie dropped a putt for
par on the seventeenth.
| J. ]. Lynch, who reached the
semi.finals of the Town and Coun-
| try Club tourney last week, topped
the field in the qualifying rounds
for the Argyle Club team. Lynch
carded 40-39-79, and was the only
contestant able to shatter so. Don
Dudley was second with 4l-41-S2
| Tom Pitt and j. A. Cox, low han
dicap players, did not compete.
| Other scores follow:
M A. Hughes, 41-49-S3; John Dud-
| ley 41-42-SS; f. A. Brown. 4l--42-
| SO; r. NJ. Belshe. 40-45-S3: L. r.
i44-S4; T. L. Bartlett, 45-43-S6; Major
| Meehan. 44-4s--87: Byhon s. Beall, ~
$50. H. e. Aiken. 44-47-s1; H.
r: Lipseomb, 47-46-s2; P. W. keDnc, %
| c. NJ. Noetzel. 4s-47-s6.
Leopold Freudberg was the win
ner of the regular Sunday 1S-hole
medal handicap play at Town and
| Country Club for Glass A shooters.
He crossed 90, which with handi-
cap of %, gave him a net of g.
Isaac Behrend came next with SO.
/ 10, 20. W. S. Straus, with 1927
| II, and I. l.. Goldheim, with 1926,
| Il, were tied for third. Other Class
| A scores were: A. j. Stephens, 9S-
25, 73: Max weyl. S5-11, "A; Gil
bert Hahn, 1918, Is; Ralph Gold
smith, 1921, 76: Howard Nordlinger
SS-l1, rs: William G. Illch, 96-1S, IS
Marx kaufman, 94-15, 70, and
| Morris Simon, 1920, 81.
Henry Breslaw won the Class T
| competition with 10S.40, 6S. B. l.
Stern was second with 10000, 20
and Ben Walberg third with 104-S0
| "a. Other results were: c. D. Kauf
man, 114-39. IS; H. NJ. Shapiro, 107
| 30, n: Howard Sigmund. 119-40, 70
and Sam l.. Reveniss, 114-S5, 20,
| E. NJ. Mcclellan and Mrs.
Mcclellan were returned victors
| in the mixed Scotch fOursOilleS
at Manor Club, scoring 92.15,
a.. Mrs. III. B. Hird and Viii
liam e. Richardson were second
with Clio, 81, and Miss Wini-
fred Faunce and Robert G.
| Hird third with 86-6, 81.
A four-cornered tie occurred in
the Bling Bogey at Bannockburn
between E. c. AlVord, 90.13, IL
I'M. II. Robb, S9.12,77; Homer c.
Booth. 1920. II, and NJ. A. Slindee,
1lO7.30, u. The lucky number was
In. Prizes were also awarded Miss
Edith Farrell, 121-45. rs, and Mrs.
Don Johnson, 1OS-32. 76.
The quartet of w. II. Wilson,
Lieut.. Comdr. George X. Stoddard
Lieut.. Ccmdr: j. NJ. Steele and
Lieut. Conidr. H. B. Broadfoot won
the best ball foursome at Indian
Spring with a 1917, 81. Second
prize was taken by the foursome OF
IR, f. Read, r. n. Mcneil. w. F,
mckinney and H. A. Allen with 7S-
la. The team of William P. DiEste.
George C. Gist, DR.. Larry S. OteI
and Earl McAleer, with 1876, 81,
were tied with Perry B. Hoover. DIR.
E. r. Tilley, Patrick Cook and Basil
Manly. 1875, 81, for third prize.
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