The Washington times., 1929-06-12


earthly, of Beaver Dam.
The two McCarthys met for
the first time during the Beaver
Dam-ArgyIe team match.
where's this fellow Mccarthy
from Beaver DAMP" piped Mccarthy
of Argyle. An immediate introduce
ton followed.
Glad to meet you, Mr.. Mccarthy"
greeted the Mccarthy of Beaver
Dam.
80 am +, Mr.. Mccarthy, answered
the Mccarthy Of Argyle.
Il owe you an apology, Mr.. Nc
Carthy," spoke the Mccarthy OF
Argyle. "A number of my friends
have credited me for your fine golf. =
YES" responded the Me.
C..thy Of Beaver Dam, II may
vet cause your friends to pan"
you for some rotten scores, MIR.
Mccarthy.
The mistaken identity occurs be-
cause each affixes their signatures
with only the surname initial.
Martin Freeman Mccarthy, Of
Beaver Dam, is better known as
"Mac," while Michael Felix Nc
Carthy, of Argyle. is called
Mickey" None can mistake but
their forebears are Irish stock.
The better golfer Is MAC" Nc
earthly, who, within the short inter-
val of a year. vaulted from OBJ
security to q position that gained
notice This former baseball toread0r
OF the local sandlots first took up
golf last spring and, untutored, adj
yanced by his own diligence.
Perhaps he has made more head.
way than any other District anna.
teur OF similar apprenticeship, con-
sidering he progressed mainly by
his own efforts. He uses a Sbase-
BALI swing, termed an affront to
golf teachings, but obtains results
that count when scores are tabu-
lated.
Probably within two years.
time, the experience Mccarthy
Is now storing up may lift him
to place with the tOpnOtcll
amatuers here.
II never took a golf lesson in
my life, but watched the mistakes
of other players" laughs Nc.
earthly.
Mrs. HI. A. Knox, Of Congress
siOnaI Country Club, won the
bi-monthly tourney Of the
WOmen's District Golf AssOcia-
ton by defeating Mrs. j.. Marvin
Haynes, Of Columbia Country
Club, i'm the final round of the
first flight at the Manor Club.
Mrs. Knox was the medalist
with q 20 while Mrs. Haynes
placed third in the qualification
rounds Of six holes with 81.
Mrs william n corby, president
of the associatft~ yielded to Mrs.
Knox in the first round, losing out
on the final green Mrs. Corby
pushed her tee shot into the woods
and this was the start of her
troubles.
Mrs. Haynes was forced to go to
the tenth hole before she could
triumph over Mrs. L. L. Steele, OF
indian Spring Club. The sum-
rnaries were as follows:
First flight-Mrs. H; 4. Knox de-
feated Mrs. William :. corby' up;
/. steele. l up 10 holes. Final round
Mrs Knox defeated Mrs. Haynes. up.
Mrs. Steele winner OF consolation, de-
festlng Mrs F,;v6 cor5x; n Tnoa van stein.
Z ner defeated Mrs. Newman Little,
and 2: Mrs. T. W. Harvey defeated
Mrs Y. e. Booker, Q and 1. Final
round-Mrs. Won STEINER defeated Mrs.
Harvey. Mrs. Y. e. Booker winner
Third flight-Mrs. H. B. Leary de-
feated Mrs. F. |. Yates ! ad 2: Mrs.
swain. Final round-Mrs. HartiE de-
: feated Mrs. Leary. 2 and l. Mrs.
Yates winner of consolation.
Fourth flight-Mrs. G; Harms De
r. Gross defeated Mrs. H. Quinter,
and 1. Final round-Mrs. Gross de-
fsated Mrs. Harms. 2 and 1. Mrs. Bell
winner Of consolation.
Fifth flight-Mrs Herman StabIer de-
feated Mrs. J. G. Let's; Mrs. Robert
Lacey defeated Mrs. G. H. Parker, 1
ur. Final round-Mrs. stabler defeated
winner Of consolation.
Sixth ffight-Mrs. II. b. Hlrd de-
Seated Mrs. G. A. slater. and 8: Mrs.
p. N. Burnham defeated Mrs. T. NJ.
Hird defeated Mrs. Burnham. ? and J.
Mrs slater winner OF consolation. ! up
10 holes,
seventh fllght-Mrs. J H. Dowdall
defeated Mrs. Huston Harper. and 2:
Mrs J. Z. Fieser defeated Mrs s. w
Strauss, and Final round--Mra.
Fieser defeated Mrs Wowdall, and
s Mrs. Harper winner of consolation
BY default.
Eighth flight-Mrs II. H. shinnick
defeated Mrs. J. r. Powell. / up: Mrs.
ID. r. Burchard defeated Mrs. G. M.
Bhlnnick defeated Mrs Burchard. and
81 Mrs. McclelIand winner Of consola-
tlon.
Ninth round--Mrs n. r. See defeated
Mrs. R. c. Mitchell and q Mrs J.
b. McCahe defeated Mrs. John G.
Walker. and g. Final round Mrs.
See defeated Mrs. McCabe 1 up 10
holes. Mrs Walker winner OF cOnsola-
tiOa.
Tenth niEht-Nrs C. B. DesJardips