Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-03
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n The speaker was j.
Monro Hunter, the tall sycamore
of Indian Spring, and he spoke CT
his 18-year-old son, j. Monro, and
Charles w. Cole, jr., who had just
finished the first nine holes OF the
Indian Spring course with a best
ball of 80 strokes, three better
than par. IF we had been play
ing that pair today we might have
lost our record of not having been
beaten in a match around wash
ington," Hunter added.
This youthful pair of golfers romped
over the first nine in 81 strokes yester-
day, turning up on John Miller and
Ray Roche, their Beaver Dam Oppo-
nents in the team match at Indian
Spring, and finished the beSt-ball match
on the seventeenth hole, where they
were two strokes better than level As.
But the youngsters were not the only
brilliant members Of the Indian Spring
team, which downed Beaver Dam by a
score of 13 points to S. for Perry b.
Hoover, who used to be chairman OF the
golf committee, had his big moment
also.
Hoover was down to Lawrence Stott
of Beaver Dam, and to be 3 down with
3 to play did not please him at all. SO
he proceeded to step out and win the
next three holes to square the matcn,
annexing the long sixteenth with 20
foot putt that netted him birdie.
Indian Spring now has won two
matches from Beaver Dam, defeating
the Landover club golfers on their own
course last Sunday and trouncing them
again at Indian Spring yesterday. Here
are the summaries:
w. P. Di Este, l. S., defeated Luther
Florine, B. D., 2 and l.; Leroy SaSscer,
I. S., defeated w. B. Moore, B. D., up.
Best ball won by Indian Spring, 3 and z
c. w. Cole, jr., I. s., and John Miller,
B. D., all even; j. Monro Hunter, Jr,
I. s.. defeated Ray Roche, B. D., and
4. Best ball won by Indian Spring,
2 and /.
s. H. Buttz, I. s., defeated Forrest
Thompson, B. D., 4 and g. M. F. Nc
earthly, B. D.. defeated G. c. Gist, /. s.,
2 and ]. Best ball won by Beaver Dam.
] up.
Roger Peacock, I. S., defeated Roy
defeated Jack Vessels, B. D., and g..
Best ball won by Indian Spring, and 4.
P. 3. Hoover, I. s., and l.. Stott, B. D.,
finished all square; D. @. Morris, b. D..
defeated B. M. Manly, I. s., and 2.
Best ball won by Beaver Dam, and 3.
Pat Cook, /. s., defeated M. II. Malef,
B. D., and /; Felix E. Early, I. s., de-
feated w. H. White, B. D., 3 and 2.
Best ball won by Indian Spring, 3 and 2.
Bannockburn Club golfers concluded
the first round yesterday in the compe-
tition for the Henry Williams Cup, and
were to start the second round today.
The first round play resulted as
follows: NJ E. Mehary defeated H. j.
Kane, jr., and 2; M. H. Robb won
from E. C. Alvord by default, DR.. j. r..
Mood defeated c. w. Billings by de-
fault, H. d. Whelan defeated II. p.
Baxter, and /; w. L. Pendergast de-
feated G. C. Stup and /; G. w. Scott
defeated j. w. Gardner, and 3; L. l..
Stratton defeated r. G. Kimbell, 2 and
i; r. l.. Burgdorf defeated j. w. Heron
by default, Prev Savou defeated T. w:
Reese, 6 and S; L. r. Pass defeated
e. J. Doyle, 4 and 3; M. Beaman de-
feated r. J. Pickett, and 4; r. N. Low
-sAteatAA w. j. Strobel, 8 and 4; G.