The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-12

likely that he will appear in any
matches during his visit to his
native haunts.
Leo #. Pass and BIN Fender
CAST played their home course
I'm nifty figures as the BannOck-
burn golfers thraSlled Beaver
Dam, 20 to 8, yesterday. Pass
and Pendergast defeated Martin
r. Mccarthy and VOlney
Burnett, by similar scores Of 3
and .. Pass had q gross score
Of 10, three over par, and
Pendergast had . "a.
Despite scoring a 81 on the out.
ward nine, Pass was two down to
Burnett, who stroked around in SO.
Burnett couldn't keep up his torrid
pace and slumped on the incoming
trip. Pass and Pendergast had a
best ball of 81 as. follows:
I'M 8 s 5 4 5 s 3 4-S4-o7
Bill Cox, of Beaver Dam, had a
tough struggle with A. e. Alexander
Of Bannockburn. Cox after being
down at the end Of the eighth,
called upon all his strategy to defeat
his opponent by up.
T. w. Mcclure, Of Bannockburn
who defeated Joe Abrams, of Beaver
Dam, and 2, in the only single
match, felt proud Of his victory. He
gathered 7S. the best figure Of his
golf playing days. ~
The res.:l..s Ut the Bannockburn.
Beaver Dam team match follow:
John G. Shorey, Bannockburn. de-
feated John Miller. Beaver DAM. 4 mp;
Alexander. Bannockburn, . up. Best
ball, Bannockburn.
W. L. Psndergast. Bannockburn, de-
feated n. 8. Mccarthy: Beaver Dam;
feated Volney Burnett, Beaver Dam.
and Q. Best ball. Bannockburn.
Harry r. Krauss. Bannockburn. de-
feated W. Bion Moore. Beaver Dam,
feated W. H. white, Beaver Dam, { ana
Q. Best ball, Bannockburn.
N. ]. Hall, Bannockburn, defeated
Leroy Day. Beaver Dam; and !:
Z. J. Doyle. Bannockburn, 3 and ..
Best ball, Beaver Dam.
D. @. Norris, Beaver Dam, Debated
G. G. Heath. BannOckburn. and 4:
Luther Florine. BannOckburn. defeated
Best ball, Beaver Dam.
II. H. Robb, Bannockburn. defeated
L; Stott, Beaver Dam. I UP: sam Runs.
BsnnocE6urn. ! and !. Bsst bail, ! Beaver
Dam.
e. c. Burgdorf, Bannockburn, defeated
r. N: Brown, Beaver Dam. up: =. I.
Money. Beaver Dam. and .. Best ball,
Bannockburn.
). c. johnson. Beaver Dam. defeated
Dr.. 7. J. Mood. Bannockburn, 2 and !;
II. G. Wood. Banncckburn. defeated J.
H. Byrne. Beaver Dam. . and 3. Best
ball, Bannockburns
J. A. White. jr., Bannockburn. de-
9; r. c. Kimbali. Bennochburn. defeated
Paul MoelleT. Beaver Dam, and 3. Best
BAH. Bannockburn.
r. w. Mcclure, Bannockburn, defeated
John Thacker, who won the
Modified General Sherman Sweep.
stakes" at Bannockburn with Q
card Of 76-S, 81, scored an eagle !
on, the first hole at Bannockhurn on
Saturday. He holed out with his
spade mashie.
Harry f. Krauss, the south
paw club swinger, took second
prize i'm the General Sherman
Sweepstakes with . 1919, 20, and
Leo f. Pass placed third with
49,, II. This trio managed to
keep free OF ground under re-
severe penalties imposed for
such acts.
Sandy Armour, pro at Congress.
sional: sidney c. Moore. assistant
pro at Congressional; Al Treder, pro
at Manor; Al Houghton, pro al
| HaWnor rSnSVrs4 fSI,,h go RR.aAAu
Mcleod, pro at Columbia, are to-
day competing in the Philsdelphis
open at the Merton Cricket Club
Germantown, Pa.
The Indian Spring and Fountain
Head golfers finished in q tie In
their matches at the Hagerstowr
Club yesterday. each scoring 1314
points. the summarizes
DR., L. s. otsIl ana A. r, williams
Indian sprink.. va Carl StonsbFaker
amateur, ana Alex Taylor, professional
Fountain Head. Indian spring. one
point; Fountain Head, two points.
Indian spring. vs. Cliff AndeTSon and
Henry Miller, Fountain Head. Indiar
spring, two points; Fountain Head. Ca'
Byrn curtiss ana Perry y. Hoover
indian Spring. vs.. Samuel Newman and
| Victor Miller Fountain Head. Indian
| Spring, three points.
Homer s. Pope and L. La EtUeIs, In.
/ dian Spring, vs.. Clarence Sticksu and
| Albert Hart Fountain. Indian Spring
| three pUtntss
DR.. w. b. vogel ana George W. Ne.
Garter. Indian Spring. Va Charles
| Poweles and William y. Ernest, EOun'
tain Head. Indian Spring, one point
Fountain, two points.
I, H. shinnieh ard ]. r. sherroo
| Indian Spring, W.. Edward Smead and
| w. r. Moore. Fountain Head. IndiAI
Spring. two ana one-half points; Foun'
tain Head, one and one-half points.
W. b: Curtiss and John T. Harris
Indian Spring VS.. w. Hassett ana Dr.
| Edward Blair. Fountain Head. IndiaI
Spring. one-half point: Fountain Head
two and one-haH points.
DR.. George A. Baker and John C
Wineman. Indian Spring. Va. Charles
Cromer and Arthur Crosson, Fountain
Head. Indian Spring, one-han point
Fountain Head, two and one-half points
Herbert A. MIhills and 3. g. Sim,
pich, Indian Spring Va. Henry Blael
ana H. z. Fife Fountain Head. FOuA'
'taln Head. three points.