The Washington times., 1929-08-27
SHOREYS Gain
TIE WITH So

Mel ShOrey, pro at East Potomac
Park, and his brother, Johnny, anna
teur of Bannockburn, gained a
first place tie in the amateur pro
tourney yesterday at Manor which
attracted So teams from the Wash.
ington and Baltimore area.
| The .Shorey brothers had a best
| ball of 6S which equalled the best
ball of Kenneth Allen, unattached
/ pro, and Henry Zeck, unattaced
amateur, both of Baltimore.
Miller B.. STEVENSON, District anna.
+. teur champion and 'ok the Columbia
Country Club, and Freddy Mcleod,
pro at Columbia. placed third with
best ball OF 20.
Some gilt-edgde shooting by
Mel ShOrey and Ken Allen was
the brightest Of that offered.
ShOrey bagged an eagle and
three brides on the outgoing
lap, while Allen landed brides
On the tenth. fourteenth, ftf-
teenth and sixteenth holes, scOr-
ing % for the last nine and be-
ing 3 under par.
Shorey started the proceedings
with an eagle on the first hole.
getting within feet of the cup
with drive and iron shot He gath
cred brides on the fourth. seventh
and eighth holes.
Miller B. Stevinson helped Nc.
Leod to the extent of five holes, get.
ting two brides. The cards and
summaries follow:
Shorey>and Shorey-
Out ......... 344 s4432 ASA
Allen and Zeck-
Out ......... 3 5-3e
Mcleod and SteVinsOn--
Out ......... "a 4433 s-34
ShoreY and ShoTey-
In .,........ "A 4-sG-6s
Allen and Zeck-
In ........ a45ssss 4-s2-ss
Mcleod and Stevinson--
In ......,.... "A 4 5 3 5-36-7O
6s-Kenneth Allen, professional. and
Henry Zeck. amateur. unattached, Balti-
more, S6-S2; Mel ShOrey East Potomac
Park, professional, and John G. shOrey,
BannOckburn, amateur, 32-36.
70-Fred Mcleod, professional and
Miller r. Stevinson. 34-S6.
71--Arthur 3. Thorn. Town and Coun-
try, professional, and Max Weyl. ANA
72-Dave Thomson. professional. and
Frank K. Roescb, amateur Washington
Golf and Country Club, S7-SS; Sydney
e. Moore. professional. and N. Parker
S6; J. Monro Hunter, professional, and
J, Monro Hunter. jr., amateur, Indian
Spring. SS-S7; Charles Betschler. pro-
fessional, and Frank NJ. Sweeny, anna
teur, Rodgers Forge, 37-35; George Diff
fenbaugh, professional, and Roger Pea
cock, amateur, Indian Spring, s8-84.
73-Claggett Stevens, professional, and
A. e. Alexander. amateur. Bannockburn,
ss-a7; walter Cunningham. profess
sional and Clyde b. Asher, amateur,
Burning Tree. SS-SS; William MollOy.
professional and John F. Brawner. anna
teur, 3S-35.
74-William Wood, professional, and
Henry d. Nicholson. amateur Washing
ton Golf and Country Club. 3s-36; Leo
McNerhany, professional and Harold
Cummings. amateur, KenwoOd, 3G--3S;
I'D stevens. professional, Manor, and M.
A. Shipley, amateur, Argyle. 36-SS !;
Carroll T. McMaster. professional, and
d. b. Miller, jr., Rolling Road, Baltl-
more. 3S-S6: A. L. Houghton. profess
Manor, 36-3S.
7S-AIex. Armour. professional. and
James Richards. Congressional SS-SS: :
James P. M. Powers, professional unst-
taehed. ss-ss.
77-Al Treder, professional. and Harry
G. Pitt. amateur, Manor, Ss--Ss; Tony
sylvester professional and Luther
FIorine, amateur, BannOckburn, 41-S6 /:
julius Platte. professional, and H. L.
Wallace. amateur. Forest Green, Balti-
more. 37--40.
7S-Walter p. Hall. professional. An
ma polls Roads, and william p. DiEste,
amateur, Indian Spring. 40-3s.
7S-James Roche. professional. and T.
p. GOrter, amateur, Elkridge, Baltimore.
40---39.
S1-Al Price. professional, and Ted
Burrows, amateur, Rock Greek Park.
4O-4I.
No card-Charles Penna, professional, !,
and Paul Collins, amateur. Congress
sional Country Club.