The Washington times., 1929-05-11

Then the Washingtonian
rammed home a putt which
struck the far side of the cup
and dropped back in for par
3.
I That was a good place for Alex
to slip little and permit STEVENSON
to get a half. However, he stepped
up to his ball and boldly played a
side.hill curler which dropped out of
sight for the Baltimorean's second
deuce of the round.
[ Going out. Knapp made brides on
the first. fourth, sixth, and ninth.
The only hole Stevinson won in the
match was the seventh, where Alex.
took s.
Hugh Saum, of Columbia Country
Club, is the only Washingtonian re.
naming in the tourney. He de-
feated Dan s. O'Neill, up, in the
third flight and met E. r. Strobel
this morning in his second-round
match.
r. B. Cummings. Of Columbia
Country Club, won over G. w.
Gaver, 2 and /, i'm the fourth
sixteen, but succumbed to Karl
HeintZ, and 3, i'm the second
round. Hugh Mackenzie, also
Of Columbia, went out i'm the
first round of the sixth flight,
losing to H. A. Stump, and 3.
|. Major j. A. Hinemon bagged the
French High Commission Cup at
Chevy Chase yesterday by defeating
DIR. w. B. Mason, and 5. Hine-
mon, although handicapped at Is,
while DR.. Mason is handicapped at
IL, found no necessity to use his
allowance, as he was up at the
turn.
The Georgetown University golf.
ers, who yesterday bowled aside the
Holy Cross team, to l, over the
Yale University links at New Haven,
Conn.,, are today meeting Yale and
Harvard on the Yale course. The
Georgetown-Holy Cross results were
as follows:
WosOMEs-McCarthy (Georgetown)
defeated Lee, up and 8: Flanagan
Wilson fGeorgetown) defeated Kelly, 5
up and 4: Beger (Georgetown) de-
feated Baxter. up: Foley George
Earls (Holy cross) defeated Manning,
FoURsoMEs-Mcca and Flana-
gan (Georgetownh defeated Lee and
(Georgetown) defeated Klly and Rax-
tr, up and /; Foley ana Manning
lGeorgetown) defeated Whelan and
Gordon Bennett, medalist, scored
a and victory over John Clark
in the first round of match play
Of the Georgetown University Sen
iors' golf tournament yesterday at
Rock Creek Park. The summaries
were:
FIRST FLlGHT-Gordon Bennett de-
feated John Clark. and 8: Richard
Charlesworth defeated Sam Coleman. s
Duhaime. up; Paul Miller defeated
Tom McDevitt by default: Ed Kelly de-
feated Henry Langsenkamp, and s.;
William PieistickeE defeated Frank Bro;
Charles Maloney by default; Jack
Gearns defeated George Rice. and 3.
SECOND FLIGHT-John Flannery de-
ffeated Arthur, Sullivan by default; VIII
liam Fitzgerald defeated Mickey Petty.
4 and 8; Raymond Flannery defeated
j.. Dineen. Z and 6. and Daniel Friary
defeated Ben Meyers, and s.
A. j. Doyle was the winner. of the
UO6Cy IACy at ACuNCI 4CaAI'
scoring 91-15-76, while L. r. Sanford
placed second with 11S-40-76.
The golf committee Of Ban.
nOckburn has announced that
play for the Henry.Williams
Cup will begin on May 25. This
is one of the main events Of the
gOlfing season at BannOckburn
and is well received by the club
enrolment.
There will be no qualification
rounds, but pairings and match play
will be adjudged on the club handi-
caps. There will be one round a
week, starting May 26. Contestants
will play under seven-eighths of diff
ference between respective handi-
caps, counting one.half or greater
fraction as one stroke.
A revised handicap, list will be
posted on bulletin board by May %.
Entries close May 25 at 8 o'clock,
and drawings will be made immedi-
ately. Winner will have name en-.
graved on cup and also receive a
permanent prize.