The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-19


low members from the Washington
Golf and Country Club, journeyeJ
around the course in 80 strokes. 2
under par, and one better than the
previous course record. Walter
Hall. home pro. and Glenn Spencer,
the ong-driving pro of the Mary
land Country Club. each had made
the nine-holes in "a.
Sydney c. Moore. assistant
pro at Congressional, remains
pOssessOr Of the mark for 10
holes. He covered the l8.hOle
distance I'm 10 blows about two
months ago.
Going around that Annapolis
Roads course in 80 strokes is quite
an achievement for one can get into
all kinds of trouble IL careless with
his shots. Then. even on the green,
he must continue his skill for these
are trapped, too.
McCallum scored six brides, a
remarkable feat. He was over par
on the second and seventh holes.
he took. on each, sending his
second into the bunker on the
second hole and topping his tee
shot on the seventh. McCallum
was playing with d. c. Gruver,
Comdr. c. T. Lynes and J. Logan
Hopkins. His card follows:
In............ 3sss4 3S J "a
The Annapolis Roads Club Off
Gals have definitely announced that
their two-day play tournament will
be held October IL to 10 and will
be personal invitation event. as
1t Is feared the tournament would
otherwise reach unwieldly proper
tons. The nine-hole course would
be congested were the field un-
limited. Again, the days are grow.
ing short and darkness would en-
velop the playing area about $40
o'clock in the evening.
An Annapolis Roads Club invita-.
ton tournament would attract over
400 contestants as golfers from
baltimore. Washington and Annapo-
lis would jump at such an oppor-
tunity, having heard countless
laudits Of the fine Annapolis Roads
courts.
The officials. nevertheless. are
forced to make It personal In
VitafIOn affair. with the pros
poets that next year will bring
n wlde-Open tourney. 1t IL re.
GREETED that the entries are re.
str1cted. but this Is the only
alternative for the Annapolis
Roads el1ieftains.
There will be all sorts Of prizes.
but the most sought will be to have
ones name inscribed on the 81, 900
| trophy donated by Col. Charles
DENLY. This cup will remain per-
manentIy ait the club and replica
! given the winner.
The only bit o. interest of a
rather dull day yesterday at Ban.
| nockburn was hole-in-one by
| N. II. Laden, OF Beaver Dam.
Laden used a No. iron on the
thirteenth, 100 yards long, against
the wind and the ball trickled into
the cup. Despite his ace, he fin.
ished with a total of 80.
Six players alone cracked 80
and three of these, Bill Fender
CAST. Martin r. Mccarthy and
Erwin p. Hair tied for the
qualifying medal at IL. A stiff
wind DOGheFed tine Ilelu OF 100
that took part In the first
days qualifying.
Harry Pitt. John c. shorey
John ]. Lynch and Mel shlpley
will aim their golf clubs at that
n today. Yesterdays qualifying
scores follow:
n P. Hair (wash1. n: Joseph
o'Hare. (Bann.), 70: Martin +. Nc.
Carthy (Beaver). ~; Page Hufty
(Cong.l. 70; William Pendergast( Bann.)
u: Leo Pass (Bann). 70; NJ. II. Robh
! CBann.). IS: J. T. Money (Beaver), So;
]. L. Quigley (HaIper). So; F. NJ
Gerard (Rsaver). s.: c. c. Heath
| (Bannl. 81: r. O. Kimbell (Bannl,
81; r. Y. Johnson CBsnn.), 81; r.
Gerard CResverl, 81
G. s. Brunswick (Beaverl. "a; A. J.
Hendfey IReaver), 50; z. L. Bono
| tCol). ~: SormaR Hall (Bann.l 81;
A, u. Alexander (Banh.l %: r. ".
Calfes (wash.D. 80; ?. ". RadS