The Washington times., 1929-05-11

The Congressional Country club
youth was unimpressive in the
Washington Golf and Country tour.
ney where he took and lacing
from Maurice ]. Mccarthy, but
jolted the dope by his strong game
in the Town and Country Club af-
fair.
He measured Frank K. Roesch
and Harry G.. Pitt in order to con-
test Shorey in the finals. His road
to the finals was rockier than
Shorey's for Roesch and Pitt are
high-ranking players of the local
field. Hufty served notice that he
was climbing back to old position
& by dismissing these foes in an
abrupt fashion.
However, Hufty will probably
never forget that stirring 81
hole duel with ShOrey nor will
any of the gallery that trudged
"t about Town and COuntry's well.
cultivated fairways.
, Opposed to a player hitting far
: figures on nearly every hole and
2 scoring successive brides on the
fifth, sixth and seventh holes,
Shorey was down and 4 to play.
Here, he buoyed his dropping hopes
and succeeded in squaring the match
by taking the next four holes.
Shorey blew away victory on the
twentieth when he missed a short
AS-foot putt that would have closed
the struggle. An overapproached
shot that went far to the edge Of
the green cost ,Shorey the match
on the twenty.first hole. The cards
were as follows:
Hufty's and Shorey's cards, as
well as the final results, were as
8 follows:
Out
aa55s shessy 80: :;,::: ssssfsttisss1s--saaa 10
5ha5:yy 5H%tsy : stttsssssss 1855 ss--sss--33ss
Extra holes
Hufty ...... .
FIRST SIXTEEN
sEMIFINAL RoUND-Page Hufty
tCongre ssionaD, defeated Harry G. Pitt
(Manor), and 8; John C. Shorey (Ban-
nockburn), defeated J. J. Lynch CAR
FIN F1fNAL RouND-Hufty defeated
Shorey up. 21 holes.
DEFEATED EIGHT. sEMIF INAL
defeated James Herman Miami VaIley),
by, default; H. D. Nicholson (washing-
-lton), defeated M. A. Shipley' (Argylel. 3
FINAL RoUND-Roesch defeated
Nicholson, and 4.
SECOND SIXTEEN
SEMIFINAL ROUND-James Quinn
(Georgetown University, defeated George
F. Miller (Manor). and 3; Thomas A.
r Pitt (Argyle). defeated G. c. Gist CAR
FINAL RouND-ouinn defeated Pitt
up, 10 holes.
RoUND-R. C: Jewell (Washington), de-
feated r. Lewis (Beaver Damp, and Q;
= Ward Griffith (GIenbrook), defeated
Rees Particle (Glenbrool1). and 2.
i FINAL ROUND-Jewell defeated Grit
: fifth, up.
THIRD SIXTEEN
SEMIFINAL RoUND-A. ]. McCaf-
frey (CongressiOnaD, defeated L. Stott
(Beaver Daml. defeated H. S. Pope I'm
FINAL RoUND-Mccaffrey defeated
rsE1f; pEFEATED ED o. EIGHT. sEMIFINAL
. r 20 u D-William +. c ARD 8 0 n
(Manor). defeated Harry w. Kellam
r (congressionaD. up; Franklin Parks
I, FINAL RoUND-Parks defeated Rich
ardson, ) and 2.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
sEMIFrNAL RouND--Bnrke Edwards
IManor), defeated George +. Foley Un-
wood (Manor), defeated L. C. Leigh
(Bannockburnl. { and 2.
FINAL. RouND-Edwards defeated
"fSEFPoaa;T "pEFEaTED ~ EIGHT. sEM1F1NAL
ROUND-John Kershaw (Bannockburn),
defeated William G. Illeh (TOwn and
Country: and , =: J. h.1S1ISs l. 91iglsy aar- sI
and T.
FINAL RoUND-Kershaw defeated
ouigley, 3 and 1.
Tearing along at a dizzy pace.
Alex. M. Knapp, Baltimore golfer,
bludgeoned his way to a striking
s and decision over Miller B.
Stevinson, of Columbia Country
club and District amateur king. in
the second round of the champion
ship flight of the Baltimore Coun-
try Club invitation tourney yester-
day afternoon at Baltimore, Md.
Knapp's bl lilliant golf enabled him
= to become the Giant Killer" as
STEVENSON was favored to reach the
7Tfinals.
Smashing his way around the
Five Farms course in a blazing SO
for the first nine, Knapp proved
too strong for Stevinson. The Dis.
:, arict player was only over par once
on the first nine, yet was four down
at the turn. Knapp's 33 equalled
the best figure ever turned in the
first nine on the Five Farms layout.
a The grip Knapp had on the situa-
e ton was well illustrated on the
ninth green. Stevinson's tee shot
left him just off the left edge of
the green. Knapp made beauti-
ful iron tee shot to the green, his
BAH stopping eight feet to the left
and slightly above the hole. Stevin-
son seemed to have his hands a
5 little too far ahead of the club when
he played his second and his chip