The Washington times., 1929-09-30

caddie boy at Washington, a Sc
lected score of SIS while Fowler. who
tried to overhaul his rival in fu'
tile afternoon round yesterday
could not improve his score Of Do.
Captain Walter j. Clear, mem
ber Of the Army, Navy and Marine
Corps Club, as well as Washington,
finished in the third position with
q total of 81.
Previous to Hairs birdie two, 1t
appeared that he and Fowler would
finish in deadlock. Hair OBJ
tanned his birdie by almost driving
the green and then chipping into
the cup.
CAPTAIN Clear, who finished
third, was a party to an un-
fortunate and unique golf accl'
dent the past week. During the
National Army golf champion.
ships. his lengthy brassie shot
struck his caddie In the jaw
on the fourth hole. Yesterday,
he again struck the same caddie
boy. the bali this time rails
ing a lump on the caddie's head.
Charles Duggane can chirp aloud
these davs He scored birdie
two yesterday on the No. 2 hole at
washington Golf and Country Club.
Earl McAleer. the southpaW
swinger, captured the club champ
fonship at Indian Spring. defeating
J.sV. Brownell, and 5, in the final
round. Brownell was outclassed as
McAleer scored IS consecutive 4s.
McAIeer's and Brownell's cards as
we'll az summaries, follow:
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McAleer .......
Brownell
FIRST FLIGHT
Second round-Elliott spicer def ated
D. r. Mastbrook. and !; J. V. Brow
nell assested d.9e,tas pr l. cher.. ofs w. Cole,
jr., and 2; Earl McAleer defeated
Roger Peacock. 4 and 3.
semifinal round-Brownell defeated
spieer. 8 and s: McAieer de1eateo
Final round-McAIeer defeated bfo"
nell, and s.
SECOND FLIGHT
second round---R. A. Bryant defeated
Ell. II eitmuller, and 4; Fl. L, Lacy
defeat ted A. Won Stefnner. up; Wliiani
P. Di Feste defeated G. W. MeCafte1'
8 and s; William Moore oeteateo T. D.
Sen,ifinal round-I.acy defeated Bry
ant, / ur, 90 holes: Di Este defea'eo
Mq1,e, T;n,, roand-Di n Este defeated Lacy.
and l.
THIRD FLIGHT
a.
Second round-w. n Jackson = qe- M
,sassa W. ,sf.s7ss y RS5den Harold iha \ Graves "a
r UP, 20 holes; H. T; whelan de-
fsated George Holmes. up; I. a A
gpeiss defeated Harry 4. Grant; l up
semifinal round-McNeaie defeated
J.ekson, / up, 81 holes: speiss de-
Tinal round-McNeale defeated Speiss'
3 and 4.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Second round-w; B. oconnenl Fn,t,1 ds- H
feated G. 4. ,a.taer MetzleT By dsfaIt ENTRY. ~
and 2; C. J. Mattson defeated Z; i.
Shropshire, and s.; DR.. G. W Max
field defeated r. E. Lawrence l up
semifinai round-o'Connell defeated
shinriek. and /: Mattson defeated
Maxfield. l up. ,..
SON. s and 4.
FIFTH FLIGHT
Second Round-W. +. Poster de-
feated J. E. sherrod; and 5; GaGne,t
r. E. Esher defeated X, q Read
nm, IL holes: H, E. RuarL defeated
q ". walcott. up.
roster and 5: Ruark defeated Esher,
up.
CONSOLATION
fyiSt
rer: L. L. Steele. runner-up Second
flights. s. Edmondston winner. Pat
Cook, runner-up Third flight. G,
Remey. winner; F. ochsnr4'ter; u,him, run
winner, / up. 20 holes; Robert Whalen
runner-up Fifth flight--F. Graves
winner; W. H. McReynolds cunner-up
Mrs, f. r. Tilley, registering an
S6, led the field in the qualifying
round for the women's club cham
pionship at Indian Spring. The
pairings follow:
Championship rhght-Mrs f. r. Til
lev VS.. Mrs W. L. Heap. Mrs. }. w.
Harvey jr.. VS.. Mrs. Perry B. Hoover.
Miss Adams Morrison vs.. Mrs H. h.
Shinnick Mrs. }. F. Gross VS.. Mrs
1. L. steel
W. Mrs. C. j. Mattson. Miss Grace
Tregesser vs.. Mrs. H. Hasselbach
Max Weyl retained the club
championship at Town and Country
club by defeating Fulton Brylawski,
( and A. in the final round. Weyl,
runner.up in 1927, eliminated Robert
Goldsmith. and 3. in the semi
finals while Brylawski scored over
Gilbert Hahn, 2 up.
M. A. Shipley landed the club
at Argyle, defeating