The Washington times., 1929-05-08

3. Otell, of Indian Spring. has been
invited by the latter to pair with
him in a match against j. Monro
Hunter and George Diffenbaugh,
pro and assistant pro, respectively,
at Indian Spring.
DIR. Otell celebrated his return
to tournament competition here
last week i'm the Washington
Golf and Country Club after an
absence of nine years. Oddly,
his last tourney appearance was
I'm the 1920 Washington Golf
and Country Club event.
Voigt, in a recent interview, went
on record as declaring his intention
to overlook several of the Metro
politan Club events in which he was
q prominent contender last year.
He explained he played all tourna-
ments last year because he was a
newcomer to the District, and de.
sired to form friendships. He an.
nounced, however, he would COM
pete in the regular fixtures.
He visited here in mid-April, fol-
lowing his victory in the North and
South amateur. Playing with Eddie
Held as his partner, Voigt suffered
a crushing and 4 defeat at the
hands of John c. Shorey, jr., and
Harry G.. Pitt, over the Bannock.
burn Club course on Sunday,
April IA.
The third and deciding match be-
tween the Houghton-SylVester and
Hartig- -McKimmie teams will be
waged Sunday afternoon at Ban
- 80 -
now one apiece, the Hartig. .McKinl.
nlie team squaring accounts by win
ming, 2 and /, last Sunday at Army,
Navy and Marine Corps Club.
Tony Sylvester, pro at Ban
nOckburn, promises that he
won't be bothered by bitches In
the decisive duel. He claimed
his tee shots carried too far
Sunday, due to the fact that the
short tees were being used.
The paymas .ers' tourney of the
United States Marine Corps will get
started today at the Argyle Country
Club. The tournament will end to-
morrow.
It's hardly likely that Frank
K. Roesch's 78 score, which was
best of those carded yesterday in
the qualifying rounds at Town and
Country Club, will stand up today.
Such wallopping knights of the
fairways as Harry G. Pitt, Middle
Atlantic amateur champion; John
C. Shorey, jr., Charles w. Cole, jr,
Thomas P. Bones, jr., John F.
Brawner. NJ. A. Shipley, Henry D.
Iinhnlonn G JioS
Yeatman and Kenneth Yeatman are
carded to take crack at Old Man
Par.
Scores ran high yesterday
because q clustering wind tOyed
with drives and gave the con.
testants no end Of trouble, many
q true drive being wasted as the
elements twisted them in all d.
rectiOns from their intended
landing spots. .....
Roesch, who Won the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club event
last week, performed a golf quirk
in that he played his rounds in
similar figures on every hole. High
card read:
In ..:........4 ......4 5 Is SIS 4-Ss-7s
Roesch alone cracked 80. and was
four strokes better than Leo F.
Pass, of Bannockburn, who spun 81.
j. j. Lynch, Argyle County Club;
J. A.. Cox, ]. e. Mcclure and Page
Hufty tied for third with SO each.
Julian *Brylawski, of Town and
Country Club, had a sad tale to re-
late after completing the first nine
holes. Brylawski was even AS for
eight holes, and then too: IL strokes
on the ninth, spelling a chance to
get down below 80.
Yesterdays summaries follow:
7S-Frank X. Roesch (Washington).
S2---LeO F. Pass (Bannockburn).
sS--J. =. Mcclure (Congressional),
Page Hufty tCongressionaD. ]. A. Cox
(Argyle), ]. J. Lynch (Argyle).
liam Z. Pendergast (Bannockburnl,
walter Barrett (ArgyIe).
S5-Robert Bowen (Harper), L. c.
Pate (columbia). R. Lewis (Beaver
s7-Parker Nolan (CongressionaD.
Ss-John W. Merritt (columbial, W.
I. Green tManor).
@ ss.JoHS 1S.,a.s a!sss tH"rpsr., s.,, E; ;n.I B.
naatsr noessrrn} n'esF espt R:sdh R:sd AFmS. Ea9
& Navy and Marine), L. stott. (Beaver
Dam), A. j. McCaffrey (Congressiona).
90-George' F. Foley fIndian Springl,
Wilson Barrett (Manor)i Burke Ed
wards (Manor).
S1-J. H. Hoffman (washington),
George W. McCarter (fndian SPRING.,
william G. Illch (Town and Country,
George d. See (Manor), q. b. Wagner
qndIan Spring..
92--A. s. Gardiner (Columbia).
9S-R. w. Westwood (Manor). Frank
al w Harvey (Indian Spring)
Mclaughlin Deal. N. J). Fulton Bry-
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