The Washington times., 1929-12-28
STEVENSON
HEADS ID. c.
GOLFERS
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
None questions placing Miller B.
STEVENSON, Of the Columbia Coun-
try Club, at the head Of the Dis
trict golf list for 1929. He was
the most consistent Of the anna
teurs and deserves his ranking.
He retained his District anna
teur championship, won the Con,
greSSional and Manor Club invita-
ton tournaments and was run.
ner-up to Harry G. Pitt In the
Chevy Chase tourney. He also
won his own club championship
for the second time, though fail,
ing to qualify in Columbia's IN
| vitation meet.
Harry q. Pitt. Of Manor, was
probably next, best. He won the
Chevy Chase and Indian Spring
affairs. but surrendered his Mid
die Atlantic crown. Pitt was also
beaten by Herbert L. Lacey, dc.
Tending champion, In his club
championhip. He was also
second in the District amateur
championship, beating Frank Il.
RoeSch, Of washington Coli and
Country Club, In the play-off.
Page Hufty, Of Congress
sionaI, Is given the third posi-
ton though he lost his club
title to G. B. Murphy, 3 new.
conner to District golf circles.
Hufty took the WOOdmOnf
formerly Town and Country
tourney and was runner-up a$
Indian Spring and BanIaDckr
burn.
Frank K. Roesch and John q.
Shorey, of Bannockburn. are
placed at the next position. Each
won their own clubs invitation
meet. Roesch finished third 81
the District amateur champions
ships as a result Of his second.
place playoff with Pitt. Shorey
was runner-lp to Hufty at Wood.
mont and STEVENSON at Manor.
Roger Peacock, the youthful In
dian Spring golfer, and Walter r.
McCalllfm, Of Washington Coli
and Country, also were prorni.
nent. Peacock won the District
/ junior championship and was run.
ner-llp TO STEVENSON at Congress
sional. McCallum won the Annap-
oils Roads tourney and qualified
for the Middle Atlantic champion
ship.
/ Other top-notch amateurs were
j. Monro Hunter. jr.; Sam Rice,
Earl McAleer, Bryn Curtiss, Leroy
Sasscer and Elliott Spicer. of In
dian Spring: Mel ShipIey, John
j.. Lynch, Tom Belshe and j. Al.
Cox, Argyle: w. Bion Moore, M.
r. Mccarthy and John n. Miller.
Beaver Dam: Albert r. Mac.
Kenzie, Tommy Bones. j. B. MUIR
| ply, Clyde B. Asher and Karl
| Kellerman. Columbia: Henry p.
Nicholson and Erwin p. Hair, on
| Washington Golf and Country:
Nv. i. Pendergast, A. &. AIexar-
Il der, Leo r.. Pass, Harry Krauss
land Luther Florine, Bannockburn:
Max Wegl and Howard Nord-
/ lnger. Woodmont; George +. MI.
lSEs 1c1pS10 -. Lacey ana k64y
FarTeI. Manor Club: G. Ash
mead Fuller, Robert Stead, u, a.
McCook Dunlop. Il. p. Davidson.
John Britton and Frank ReeSide.
q Chevy Chase: q. b. Murphy,
John ]. Ilerney. Stephen r. Col
lauay ana Kenneth Nixon, Con
gresslonal Club.
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