The Washington times., 1929-08-26

selecting those VINO are accurd
ize the premium that the Man'
Some worthy combinations will
battle for the top laurels and the
. amateurs are thankful for this op-
portunity because they can get in
some practice licks which will
steady them for the District anna
teur championships late next month.
Tony Sylvester, the genial pro at
Bannockburn, has selected Luther
Florine, of Bannockburn, as his
mate. Florine has been clipping off
, some fine scores of late, doing Ban
two yesterday at Bannockburn on
the 425-yard ninth hole. His spoon
shot landed safely in the cup.
Sydney c. Moore, the English
assistant pro at Congressional,
will again team up with M. Par
ker Nolan, the Congressional
hOwitzer. They won the anna
teur-prO tourney at Annapolis
Roads several weeks ago.
BY the narrow difference of one
point, the Indian Spring golfers sue
cumbed to the Rolling Road mem.
bers; 1871 to 171z. in their Nassau
best ball contests yesterday over the
Baltimore course. Indian Spring.
gained some satisfaction, however,
in the fine victory of j. Monro
Hunter and George Diffenbaugh
over Carroll T. McMaster, Rolling
Road pro, and Jimmy Roche, Elk
ridge pro. by l up in their four-ball
match.
Hunter ended the match on the
eighteenth by running down a is.
foot putt for a birdie to give his
team the match. Hunter also
, scored an eagle two on the thir.
teenth that measures AIS yards.
J He drove within 100 yards Of the
green and holed out with his next
shot. This evened the match.
Hunter and Diffenbaugh forged
ahead by taking the sixteenth. but
McMaster deadlocked the teams
again with a par 3 on the seven
teenth. Hunter had the best in.
dividual score with 20. McMaster
carded "A and Roche and Diffen.
baugh had n each. The summaries
of the Indian Spring Rolling Road
match follow:
Roger Peacock and Leroy d. sasscer
(Indian Spring. VS.. Harris Jones and
Alex. Knapp (RollinE Road). indian
Spring. 2 points; Rolling Road, 1 POINT.
Gndian Spring. VS.. George Gilbert and
\ c. Carroll (Rolling Roadl. Indian
Spring, u point Rolling Road. az
j. v. Brownell and J. W. Harvey,
jr (Indian Spring. vs. C. NJ. Rich and
J. J. Sand (Rolling Road). Indian
Spring. 1 point, Rolling Road. points.
DR.. L. s. otell and Elliott spicer Gn--
Charles Hoff (Roliing Road. indian
Spring. points; Rolling Road, ! point
|, DR.. e. r.. Tilley and Pat Cook dn;
W. A. Fingels, jr., tRolling Road. In,
dian Spring. . points; Rolling Road.
point.
8 Herbert L. Lacy and 2. R; English
Roy Chambers (Rolling Road). Indian
Spring. III points: Rolling Road, Ia
Basil M. Manly and F. E. Early Indian
Spring) VS.. S. Hubbell and f. Thomas
(Rolling Road. Indian Spring. points;
Rolling Road, 0.
George c. Gist and Homer s. Pope
(Indian Spring. VS.. J. Blonden and s;
Hoff (Rolling Road). Indian Spring,
points; Rolling Road. 0.
George w. McCarter and George Foley
(Indian Spring. VS.. George 2. Mallonee
and William Scott (Rolling Roadl. In
L. L. Steele and H. A. Mihil!s (Indian
Spring. VS.. A. G. Robinson and T. w.
Gabor (Rolling Road. Indian Spring,
points: Rolling Road. 1 point.
Albert Won .Steinner and Harry A.
Grant (Indian Spring. vs. r.. G.. Webb
and D. C. Donovan (Rollng Road). In
dian Spring. v point: Rolling Road, IA
e. L. Hutchinson and John c. Wine
man Undian Spring) vs. H. Parke Jones
and w. G. Rowlette (Rolling Road.
] Indian Spring, 0; Rolling Road, points.
The Beaver Dam golfers turned
\ the tables on Argyle winning by q
IA to IL count in the matches
played yesterday over the Beaver
Dam course. All the matches were
close with four ending without any
decisions. Tom Pitt, of Argyle, had
victory in his hands while playing
MARTIN F. Mccarthy. of Beaver
DAM Pitt was up and 3 to play
wonly to have Mccarthy square the
situation by gaining the last three
holes. The summaries follow:
y John R. Miller (Beaver Daml, de-
feated NJ A. shipley, up; N. F. Nc
Carthy (Beaver> Dam). VS.. Thomas S.
Pitt (Argyle), all even. Best ball
Beaver Dam. up.
William Cox (Besver Damp, defeated
r. NJ. Belshe (Argyle) up; ]. J.
Lynch (Argyle). defeated Jesse Bag
gett (Beaver Dam), up. Best ball
All even,
J. A. Cox (Beaver Dsm). defeated W.
n Moore (Argyle), 5 and 4; NJ. Hughes
.(Argyle), defeated william H. White
N(Beayer Daml. and 3. Best ball
Argyle 3 and %
Forrest Thompson (Beaver Dam). de-
e1eated F. C. Meehan (Argyle), 4 and 5;
Alexander Baumgartner (Argyle), de-
feated D. G. Morris, 3 and 2. Best
Rball-Beaver Dam. l up.
]. ]. Reardon (Argyle) defeated
i Lindsey Stott (Beaver Dam), l up;
Leroy Day (Beaver Dam) defeated L.
b. Hopkins tArgylel. up. Best ball
Argyle, 8 and 2.
+. o. Bartlett (Argylep VS.. r. NJ.
Brown Beaver Dam). all even; M H.
Maier (BeaveF Dam) defeated John
Baldwin (Argyle). and - Best ball
Beaver Dam, 2 and l.
w. L. Preston (Beaver Dam) de-
feated s. J. Butler (Argyle), 4 and 8 :
~ c. johnson (Beaver Dam) defeated
Carl Noetzel (Argyle), up. Best ball
Beaver Dam, and /,
> ]. Aiken (Argyle) VS. john T. Money
(Beaver Daml, all even: E. L. Mifflen
(ArEyIe) defeated Needham C. Turnage
a Beaver Dam. and 2. Best Ball
j. II. Alien tBeaver pam) defeated
". ]. Brown (ArgyIe), 4 and ..
The absence of Roland MacKen.
zie's name from the first twenty
names to be used in seeding the
draw for the national amateur