Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-15
Shuttle Nev Deal: Con5aga and Western Traditional Game
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THE senior golfers of Chevy Chase
are well into the second round
in the current competition for
Il the Halloween Cup, with the

THE senior golfers of Chevy Chase
are well into the second round
in the current competition for
Il the Halloween Cup, with the
following Second-round results:
Dr. w. B. Mason defeated p. S. Rids-
dale by default; DR.. G. Brown Miller
defeated E. M. Talcott, up; Hugh M
Southgate defeated C. L. Marlatt by
default; Mai. H. L. Rice defeated Gen.
Shanks defeated Gen. w. j. Nicholson,
8 and 2; G. Phillips Hill defeated Ad-
miral H. r. Stanford by default; Col.
G. B. Drake defeated DR.. j. H. Bryan
by default
Meanwhile, Bannockburn golfers are
moving swiftly toward the semi-flnal
round in the club championship in
three classes. In the second round In
class A, it appears possible that Leo
F. Pass, "the Lion of Bannockburn, ="
will meet an old enemy in William l..
Pendergast, for this pair both have
won second-round matches, Fender.
CAST beating Daniel L. Hazard, 4 and
5, while Pass downed William F. Byrne,
l up. In other class A second-round
hatcher Major H. Robb will meet Luther
Florine, while j. T. Mccarthy is sched-
uled to clash with T. w. Mcguire.
Results in class B follow: E. Y.
johnson defeated ]. M. Barker, and
/; j. 0. Rhyme defeated r. G. Dunbar.
4 and 8; r. G. Shorter defeated Prev
Savoy, and /.
Glass CT. w. Moore defeated w. L.
King, / up; Frank j. Pickett defeated
J. w. Reese, l up, G. M. Brown de-
feated ]. G. Quesada, 6 and 5; H. A.
Smith defeated Otto Thacker, up
Registering a gross 81 for the course,
Mrs. S. F. Colladay won the qualitica-
ton round in the Columbia Club cham
pionship yesterday and today meets
Mrs H King Cornwell. In the lower
bracket opposing that in which the
medalist' is paired, Is Mrs. j. Marvin
Haynes, holder of the title and runner
up in the medal round, with card OF
SO. Mrs. Haynes took an 8 on the
long fifth hole, which ruined her chance
of annexing the medal round. Match
play in the championship began in
three flights today and will continue
through Friday.
Gen. Treats accurate putter, COM
bined with the sterling game of Ralph
Beach, his professional partner, to an
mex the senior-pro tournament. Gen.
Treat registered SO, with a handicap
of u, which was the best gross Of the
day among the pros. Next to them
were DR.. Thomas A. Utz of Indian
Spring, who shot SO gross, and George
Diffenbaugh, the pint-size Indian Spring
pro, who shot a rs. p. S. Risdale,
amateur of Chevy Chase, and Mel
Shorey, East Potomac Park profess
sional, tied at net 155, with Gen. H. p.
Mccain and Robert T. Barnett, Chevy
Chase, for third place at that figure.
G. H. Chasmar and Fred Mcleod, CO.
lumbia Country Club combination, had
a net of 1855. Chasmar was far off his
usual fine game. while Mcleod scored n.
Professional golfers of the Middle At
1antic sector viii play at Chevy Chase
next Monday in an 18-hole qualification
round to qualify Is men for the match
play championship of the Middle Attain
tic Professional Golfers Association.
The following day they will play In two
18-hole match-play rounds, which will
leave four survivors, and these will play
the following week in semi-final and
final rounds over Baltimore course as
yet undetermined. On Friday, October
rs, the assistant professionals will match
shots at Congressional In a 36-hole
medal play event to determine the as
sistant professional championship, which
was won last year by Tony Penna of
Congressional