The Washington times., 1929-09-23


A. Pralle by default; r. sherrod de-
feated W. N. Schaefer, 2 and /: Garnett
Lee defeated A. J. Walters, and /: f.
r. Crum defeated f. o. Graves and q;
= and 2; r. E Read defeated F. A.
Schultz, 2 and /; @. w Walcott defeated
A. NJ. Houghton. 2,and /; e. III. Ruark
defeated g. l.. Munter, and l.
First and second round results
and semi.final pairings OF the CLUB
championship at Town and Country
follow:
First round-Howard Nordllnger de-
~feated bye; Gilbert Hahn defeated Will
lard Goldheim by default; Ralph Kap-
Ian defeated Morris Simon, 2 and Il:
Fulton Brylawski defeated Leopold ".
Freudberg. 1 up % holes: Ralph Gold
smith defeated bye; Maurice Eiseman
defeated J. d. Kaufman 2 and 1;
Stanley Fischer defeated william G.
Illch. up May Weyl defeated bye.
Second Tound-Hahn defeated Nord-
linger by default; Brylawski defeated
Kaplan. and S; Goldsmith defeated
Eiseman, and /; weyl defeated
Fischer. and 2.
Pairings for semi-flnal round-Hahn
VS. Brylawski; Goldsmith VS.. Weyl.
Mrs. H. B. Hird and Mrs. ]. T.
Powell, each with 100, led the
qualifying field yesterday in the
NAuD at
Manor. Other scores were:
Mrs. B. c. Hartig. 1906; Mrs. A. C.
Huligan. e2i Mrs. David Mcpherson.
Ild,oo lis; Mrs. * I G Prey; 1Gs; Mrs Mrs. H I.
Mrs. e. NJ. McClelland. 1Os: Mrs George
d. See, lis: Miss Elmer Smith. 123:
Mrs. Scott Smith. 12I.
Mel Shipley, defending champion.
has advanced to the semifinals of
the current championship tourney
at Argyle. He will next meet
Thomas S. Pitt The other semi
finalists are ]. A. Cox and NJ. f.
Hughes. First and second round
results follow:
Championship flight, first round--E
L. Mlffling defeated John H. Baldwin,
2 and 3: NJ. A. Shipley defeated Major
John Meehan, 5 and &; w. e. Aiken de-
feated Byron S. Beall, up; Thomas $.
Pitt defeated ]. F. Harmon 1 and 8: e.
N. Slack defeated Carl Noetzel. and 2;
J. A. Cox defeated 7. j. Lynch. 2 and 1:
NJ. r. Hughes defeated T.. NJ. Belshe by
default Alexander Baamgartner de-
feated Larry Connor by default.
Second rOund--Shipley defeated Mif-
film and 4; Pitt defeated Aiken. and
g.; Cox defeated Slack. and &; Hughes
defeated Baumgartner, j up.
Second flight-Jack Haas defeated T.
w. ohSeudH D SlSSSiA
defeated b. G. Carson. and 8; w. A.
Covert defeated Frank White, and 3;
f. V. Carr defeated w. II. Stoekett, jr.
and 2; n. q. Cummings defeated Will
liam Walsh. 2 and 4; ". A. Taylor de
feated G. c. Stevens. and 2; W. F,
Beasley defeated f. l.. Burch. up;
W. r. Wood defeated VILLA ma. Had
ley. jr.. by default
Second round-Cissell defeated Haas,
and 1 Covert defeated Carr, 2 and l;
Cummings defeated Taylor. up, 10
holes: Wood defeated Beasley. . up.
Major E. L. Maiden, former Army
golf champion, has Hosted a new
amateur course record at the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps Clue,
shooting S7-3s-75. The former
mark of rs was shared by Lieut..
F. e. Holmes. U. s. ~; Major +.
s. Hughes, L. s. A.. and Col. r. K.
Glass, U. S. A. Naiden's card fol.
lows:
Out ..... 454 a. 5-37
In .......... 336 554S4 5-sS-76
Major <. w. Wildrick. recording
S6-15, II, and Col. Ben Lear. SO is,
Il, tied for the sweepstakes class A
competition at the service club.
Lieut.. Comdr. c. Brewer, S7-15. ~,
finished third Capt. r. A. Dawes,
1926, 6S. placed first in class B,
with Capt. S. Mcleod, 1927, Il, as
runner-up and Capt. D. B. Howard,
91-19, ~, third.
Army officers from all parts of
the country are gathered at the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps
course for the national army cham.
pionships which start tomorrow
with 36 holes of qualifying. Two
rounds of match play at IS holes
each are scheduled Wednesday with
the semi-final and final matches at
36 holes on Thursday and Friday
The entrants are today getting in
some needed practice work. The
entry list follows:
First Corps Area. Boston--Maj p.
r. WesaOn. Lieut.> Charles A. Crowley,
| Spence. s....t
Second Corps Area. New York-Lieut
e. A. Baldwin. Maj. o.. H. Saunders.
Capt. william Bowman. J. A. cranston'
Third Corps Area. Baltimore-capt.
Stewart w. Egerton. MAI F. E. Wolfe,
MAJ. COughliR Lieut.. Col. r. H. Leayitt.
| Mai +. 4. Mountford.
Fourth Corps Area, Atlanta--Maj. F.
| E. dickson. Mai. o. N. BRADLEY.
Fifth Corps Area, Columbus. Ohio
Lieut.. Donald F. State. Maj. R. F,
sixth Corps Area. chicago-Mat. r
G, Duncanson, Col Robert Harkness
Maj. w. f. Maher. Capt f. Garrison
seventh Corps Area. Omaha--Maj
Dan F. Perry, Capt. J. r. Menzie
Eighth Corps Area San Antonio
Maj. r. e. Haines. Capt. j. L. Sykes
Washington District - Mai E. l.
MAIDEN, Lieut.. Col Fl. r. Newman, Mai
| E. s. Hughes, Lieut.. Col. R. r. Glass
and Lieut. Col A. ]. Fisher.
The District Bank golfers defeated
their Baltimore guests, TN to 6h
in their matches over the Manor
course under the Nassau SCORING
system. Those who represented the
District contingent were Patrick
Cook, First National; w. B. Rebin
son Brightwood National and Trust
Aubrey o. Dooley. Federal.Americar
Bank: ] e. Morris. Mt. Vernon
Savings; T. c. Jones, Washington
Trust; Frank NJ. Perley. American
Security and Trust, and H. F. Kim,
ball, American Security and Trust
chairman.
The Practitioners Trophy tourna.
ment of the Interstate Commerce
Commission will be ushered in to.
morrow with a 36-hole qualifying
round. The entries to date are as
follows:
From No. 1 Tee
q a. 10. e. Sweet flD. w A.
Powers tl9). J. c, Gibson Cs). J. f.