Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-20
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in the Women'S sweepstakes tournament
with q card of 107--l8--80, while Peggy
Nestlerode was second with !0S--iS-So.
His first trip over the course of the
Indian Spring Golf Club proved thor
oughly worth while yesterday for Maui
rice j. Mccarthy, the intercollegiate
champion. Mccarthy will pair tomor-
row with Walter r. McCallum, WASH
ington club amateur, in match against
j. Monro Hunter and George Diffen-
baugh, Indian Spring professionals,
starting at 2 o'clock.
Mccarthy likes Indian Spring, or so
he said after his first jaunt around the
course, for he turned In q card Of 70.
which is two strokes over par. There
was quite wind at Indian Spring, too,
for that course affords about as much
protection from the breeze as the peak
Of Mont Blanc.
Meanwhile McCarthy's fellow George
town lads were engaged in knock
down struggle at Congressional for
places on the Hoya golf team-a strug-
gle which resulted in surprise or two,
and one which proved that good golf
is certain to come into its own. For
little Chick Beger, who appeared out Of
the picture after the first half of the
qualifying rounds on Thursday, came to
life with bang yesterday, registering
II to win place on the Hilltop team.
Mccarthy and Mark Flanagan, who
also played at Indian Spring, were ELI
gible for the team without qualifying.
Six men, including the latter two. are
to be the regular members OF the team,
and In addition three substitutes were
to qualify. Robert Manning of Detroit,
IF the fPin uydr tho
town team the quaint flavor of the
automobile city, led the qualifiers with
36-hole card OF 100, registering an
other consistent 80 to add to his go of
Thursday. John Foley of Detroit tied
with Beger at 1855 for q place, Foley
registering $3.50. while Beger turned in
| an 88 and a n. Norbert Weisler of
Detroit was one shot back of this trio
with 81 and IS.
Tech High Schools golf team was to
meet the st. Johns Prep School club
swingers over the course Of the Indian
Spring Club today.
Town and Country Club members to-
morrow will play in another 16-hole
handicap event over the splendid
Bethesda course.
Members of the Chevy Chase Club
were to play today and tomorrow in
pair OF sweepstakes competitions, at 49,
hole handicap medal play. These events
are to continue for several weeks, and
Will serve as means of bringing club
hanoicaps up to date.
Dorothy and Monr0 Hunter, daughter
and son of the long hitting professional
at Indian Spring, played an 1S-hole
match today at Indian Spring against
Mrs. c. F. Mackley of Schenectady.
and Frances Horton, the 17-year-old
interscholastic champion.
One down with one to 20, Mrs. J. M.
Hodges squared her match with Mrs.
J. NJ. Haynes In the final round of the
first flight Of the miniature tournament
| for women yesterday at Bannockburn
only to lose to the Columbia woman
on the first extra hole Mrs. Haynes
sank l0-foot putt on the extra hole
| to win when Mrs. Hodges missed one of
half that length for a half Mrs.
Hodges won the qualifying round with
a siX-hole card of "a. Mrs. Frank
Keefer of Chevy Chase also won an
extra hole final. defeating Mrs. Char
lotte Colladay of Columbia, on the Sec
ond extra hole.
1 mai ACSuAeS Va IhV W1AA10y AViAo"'
First fight-M-s. J. NJ. Haynes defeated
Mrs. J. NJ. Hodees. UP in 10 holes. Con-
| r. L. Rose, and /.
Second fight-Mrs. Frank Keefcr defeated
Mrs Charlotte colladay, up in Ii holes
Consolation-Mrs. H. A. Knox defeated Mrs.
| D. Tschiffely. 3 and 2.
Third fight-Mrs. G. II. Parker defeated
MS Senroe E Miner Defeated Mss ". S
Fourth fiisht-Mrs. w. w. Nottingham de-
| feated Mrs Herman Stshler. UP. Consola-
| tion-Mrs Ernest Burchard defeated Mrs.
Fifth fight-Mrs Y. z. Booker defeated
Mrs. H. Harper, and !. Consolation-Mrs.
| A. S. Gardiner defeated Mrs. Newman Lit
| tie 2 and /.
Sixth fiisht-Mrs. c. 3. Des Jardius de-
| feated Mrs. F. J. Pickett, 2 and ]. Consola-
Prince. l up.
Seventh fieht-Mrs Paul wooton defeated
Mrs. Ben Cain, ST., up.