The Washington times., 1929-04-29

ii:s4. S1 n a"G g. Pitt iMsnoPs PSFt ana "" 3. 4
Burnham tMahor); 11:ss, Harry p.
Cashman tWash.) and Capt. L. F.
1902. j. Logan Hopkins (wash.)
1905: r. $. Fowler twash1 and
Zachary (Wash.l; 12:14. R. W. Morse
tWash.) and W. L. Vetter wash. !;
1913. J. L. Keddy twash.l and e.
"; Gushing (wssh1; 1922, W. R:
tWash.} and Elmer Brown (Md. c. c.p;
1890. w. P, Hall IND. C. Co and
A. w. Howard (Wash.); 1894, e b.
Inns twsshJ: 1s:ss. W s. Popham
Annapolis, and C. T. Lynes twash.l !;
12:42. J. B. Murphy (coI.l and A. c.
Hale St David's>; 12:46. Q. C. Murray
Is:so, W. {. coe tconE? and ": b
ardson tManor) and e. b Rollins
tMansfield HalD; 1858, e B Baxter
nsosF' 1os Dr. a"d W T. r. aea.tef aeff MaP2gs eWssh
G. F. Buskie (Wash.> and Austin
NJ; Porter tColD; 1:1o, j. F. Myers
Swssh;o 3.,a = and r.s,. E: D: German !wash,l;
Charles B, Stewart (wash.); 1:1s. W
c. Evans (Col1 and c. D. Evans
wash; 1872. C. C. Griffith tCoi.l and
Ross Pruett &C. c, of va.); 1925. H. R.
lWash,j and w. A. McPhail (Md. c.
c.: 1884 r. j. Wise (Wash) and
Ellis McPhail tMd; C. CO; 1;sS, Col.
tChevy Chase); l:42, Charles Hyle
(unatt.l and Isaac j. Powell tunatt):
Las, DR.; {: E. Kelly Wash) and
Dr.: H. MseNamee (wash): 1:sO. II. N,
tFountain Head); 1854. G. e Elliott
(wash.); 1853. A. r. Mackenzie Coli
and .oI Donald Woodward {col.).
+; J. Norman tWashJ; 2:OS, B. S.
Working (Manor) and H. p. Brown
q. 81; 40 c. w. Cole H. 81 and
James Quinn tGeorgetown Univ.): Ana,
3. s Taylor twash.) and Paul v.
1Col) and J. H. label tColD; 2:22,
e. 3; Asher lCol) and L. W. Laudick
3Colo; 2;26. J. E. Mcclure (cong.l and
saum tCol) and L. S. Julien Icoi.J:
3:S4, Bonn Gilbert (Wash.) and Nathan
Poole tCol.l;' 2:3s. J. H. Hoffman
sWssh,l and J. G. Corcoran twaSh. }: /:
2:42 DR.. 7. D. Webb (WashI and b.
G. Gruver (Wash.); 2:4S e D.
tCol); ESQ. r. P. Bones, jr CCoIp
and s. H, Buttz Il. So: 2:54. John
~ tSortS 9~ens Tsr.sss scol) and , n, Mcbride
tWash.l and PAGE Hufty (CongD.
S:o2, H. Warren tRodgers Forge, and
E. Rerlitz tGeorgetown); 3:O6. Mark
". w. Flanagan (RiverheadI and r. W
tcons.l and r. H. Wilson tPinehurstI; H. !;
S:14. }. NJ. Foley. jr. (Cong1 ana
=; En,,dn ID Welsler tCong.l; S:1s, Ben L.
FIs1er anc..tSrs. tMssh'9 and John R; Brenner
IWash.l and Russell Jewen Wash = : ::
5:zS, c. Chadwick {Providence1 ana
): ): l. Clancy CWeathersfield1; $3.50,
nor - Neli Georgetownl and F. r.
Yesterdays rain spoiled, the davis
golfinS activities. with the result
that number of scheduled events
were called off. The lS-hole handi.
cap medal play at Town and Coun-
try ana the team qualifying rounds
at Argyle were Cancelled.
however, some of the members
at Congressional Country Club took
part In the blind bogy affair which
came to an end yesterday. The
special golf bag offered by Sandy
Armour. club pro, went to Frank
Mitchell. Carl Weigle took second
pr third was taken by c. H,
CHoulX' with Bruce Taylor, jr, get
ting fourth prize and Major J. q.
Mcclure fifth prize.
A set of irons will be the
first prize for the winner of the
18.hOle medal handicap cOmpe.
tItlOn this coming Sunday at
Congressional.
Yesterdays rain also nullified the
listed match between Maurice J..
Mccarthy and Mark Flanagan, of
Georgetown. and Arthur B. Thorn.
pro at Town and Country Club.
and Mel Shorey. pro at East Po-
tomac. There is no chance hat.
ever Of these pa,rs clashing on a
future date as Mccarthy and Flana.
gan will he busy on weekdays with
the crowded tournament schedule
next month and active on Satur-
days and Sundays in matches for
Georgetown.
P. w. Leduc, of the golf COM
m'ttee at Argyle states that golfers
will. have only Saturday and Sun
day as the qualifying days for the
S6 holes qua hfying rounds for the
team chances. There will be no
extension