Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02

hIllCiiClOc, says SIldu IdLIci
Showed lots of class, and the barn.
yard golfers of Manassas believe that
he, as well as Johnson, will figure PROM
inently in the further eliminations."
Two rivals of Kincheloe and Johnson
for the Prince William County title
will be John Foley, champion, and
Wade Butler, runner-up, from Hay
market, where a sizzling tournament
was conducted by Eppa Hunt.
Three neighborhood champions were
added to Washington's list today.
Frank Adams trimmed Marcus Canter
in the final at Maury School, K. Wade
defeated A. G.. w. Mccartney for the
Edmonds title and D. Riston put the
bee on F. J. Gates in the final at
Brookland. The Brookland battle was q
pip, Riston winning by two points.
Jacob Blumberg, competing at Bu-
chanan School, looms as formidable
contender for the Washington cham
pionship- This fellow pitches ringers
B. Uebele, 81 to 3, he shod the peg
six times.
Two matches were played yesterday
on the Wheatley court and both were
shutouts, Dick Lanahan humiliating
Charles Cashell and George Stamler
smothering George Davis.
Aspirants for honors in the higher
eliminations of the Metropolitan Tour
nament are forewarned Of a chap named
G. Talbot. He swept through to tri-
umph in the Ballston tournament, d.
rected by Thomas G. Crack, without a
serious struggle from any foe, If one
may judge from the scores.
Here's the story Of Talbott's achieve
ment briefly put:
FIRST ROUND.
., r. Harreli defeated F. Smith s-2l' 2l-li
=, N, P, ,colburn defeated N. z. German,
Joe Burnett defeated L. German. 2l--s
=. b. I. Burdett defeated C. Darr. a1-s,
=, H. Dixon defeated L. Summers. ALL.
G. Talbot defeated E. Scott. 21-I2. Ill
SECOND ROUND.
Dixon defeated Harrell, 2l-l4. 22-l3
baTdet d defesied sGrnet is IL
THIRD ROUND.
Talbot defeated Dixon. 2I-2. $50.
FINALS
Talbot defeated Burdett, 2l-4, 2l-ll.
Germantown, Md, where E. H. Shew-
bridge is chairman, presents r. L..
Green as its champion with Louis r.
Ienhart as runnerup. They will engage
in the Montgomery County play-of.
Fred Linkous, all-American la crosse
player at Maryland University, was
touted as THE horseshoe pitcher OF Col
lege Park. Md, until he met Bill Press.
They're playing 50-point games at Col
lege Park and Press, with Is ringers,
ran out the winning total to Link
hous' SO.
Il had a hot hand. sure enough"
grinned Press, who heaved fifteen ring
ers.
other results yesterday at College
Park follow:
500; r. Sellman defeated w. nenery,
S0is; Er1nkln G defeated T. WoOdTaTd'
and L. Ingham defeated +. Gardner. 500
Nine second round matches will be
played this evening in the HyattSville
tournament, which drew 81 entries.
Hugh Waldrop, quite famous as duck
pin shooter, won the only close contest
yesterday in which he trimmed Rolph
FARRELL, 21-19.
Other results follow:
PIP; Herbert slnkman defeated Vernon
Holland 49, m,5; Lester RobInson, defeated
feated John Howard, 2l-lo; Albert Lewis de-
seated sen Robot Gefe Aqs9n s s Robert Az
Charles Norris defeated A. Eugene Bursess.
2l--8: Atwood Bassford defeated Joe Hsmil-
ton. 2l-10: T. D. farrell defeated G. Hodges
Carr. 2l-l3. and Oscar Hiser defeated John
Haney, All.
Most Of the winners at Chillum, Md,
had a soft time of it yesterday. John
Sellers defeated r. Swingler, 21-10;
H. johnson defeated B. Swingler, 21-
ID: A. Grover defeated John Neitzey,
21-l2; c. Lanheardt defeated George
Guide. 22-8. and Raymond Thomas de-
feated w. Alexander, 23-6.
Lawrence Hutchinson, chairman at
Ashburn, Va, announces the following
entries: c. A. Munday, Ralph Y. Bitter,
John Bodmer. L. S. Hutchison, Dick
Bodmer, Gilbert Harding, Leonard
Munday and Warren Caylor.
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