The Washington times., 1929-07-15

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Arqyle .. 5254s2 8 +$5-70
Bannockburn. 434 4-S2-Os
John C. Shorey. jr., ranking No. J
golfer at Bannockburn, was handed
an unpleasant surprise by Mel snip
ley, of Argyle, in the form OF a
5-and-4 defeat. Shipley fairly burned
nm the Glen Echo course yesterday
and rounded the first nine in 30,
which included four on NO. o.
He came back in SO strokes. Ihe
results of the team matches, which
Bannockburn won. 22t2 points to
7h points, follows:
M A. ShipIey, Argyle, defeated John
G. Shorey Bannockburn, and T. w:
r Pendergast, Bannockburn, defeated
Thomas pitt, Argyle. and /. Best
baIi---Argyle, and 2: -
feated ]. A. Cox. Argyle, 4 and j.
I,iemt. Emil F. Harmon, Argyle VS.
a G. Heath Bannockburn, all even
Vest Ball-Bannockburn and B.
n E. Alexander, Banneckburn, de-
feated r. L. Bartlett, Argyle s and .:
John Tracker. Bannockburn. defeated
John Dudley. Argyle. 2 and g. Best
= G, Burgdorf. Bannoekburn. de-
feated Or. Hopkins, Argyle, up. r.
+, Rurgdorf Bannockhurn, VS. Maloi
Meehan. Argyle, all even. Best O"ii-
M. II. Robb. Bannoekburn. VS. W.
Brown, Argyle, all even Norman j.
Hail. Bannockburn, defeated Jonn
8aldwySns; s,,An Argyle, srd and D. nes' o"
f. j. Doyle. Banneckbutn defeated
Frank G. Butler. Argyle. and J.
G. Wood. Bannoekburn' defeated % En-, ni .
Reali Argyle, 4 and 2. Best pali-
Bannockburn. 5 and 4.
James A. White. jr.. Bannockbnrn
defeated l.. D. Connor. Argyle, ana z:
r w. MCGUIRE Bannockburn. vs. carr
Dr. r J. W. Brown. Bannockburn
defeated A. Baumbartner Argyle. AMI
2 s. Douglas Gibson. Banhockburn de-
feated Major II. Bentley. Argyle. and
/. BEST bal1--Bannockburn. and 2.
Middleton Reaman. Bannockhurn. de
FRED Ryrne. Bannockburn. defeated w.
A. Taylor. Argyie, and D. Best ball
Bannockburn. 3 and 4.
John j. Lynch. Argyle, defeated Loo
Belshe, Argyle, defeated Harry IS
Krauss, Bannockburn, 1 up, Best BALI
Bannockburp. l up
Bin Pendergast is today telling
that a birdie can be scored in a
scatch foursome on long hole even
when one of the partners covers
but IA feet in two strokes. Bill
should know. He was the one that
drove bare IA feet to help w.
Fred Byrne. his playing mate.
They had arrived at the tenth
hole. which measures 462 yards.
Rvrne drove first and smashed one
for a great distance Pendergast,
intent to knock the sphere near the
green, fetched a spoon from his
bag. He swung hard, but the ball
rolled only 10 feet. Byrne only
smiled at this setback and pro
ceeded to lay the ball feet short
Of the flag. Then, Pendergast ran
down the putt!
Luther Florine and l.. E. Fle-
harty won the event with a card
of Sole, &c. Florine, the southpaw
golfer, did some neat shooting
Otto Thacker and. his son, John
Thacker, came next with S4-16, 50.
r. j.. Burgdorf and F. C. BurgdoSf,
S2-12,T0, and Middleton Beaman
and DR.. w. w Mart, S4--14. 70,
tied for. third. Mrs. c. b. Des Jar
dimes and Miss /. M. Harvey, with a
selected four holes of 1S strokes
out of nine, tied for first place In
the women's competition.
Leroy ID. SasScer won the
tribal bowl at Indian Spring by
scoring over William r. DiEste
in the finals. They were all tieC
at the end of the first nine.
II. L. Lacy, club champion, and
d s. working landed the two-nan
team prize at the Manor Club by de-
feating f. M. McClelland and VII.
liam d. Richardson, and 2.
Major Richard J.: Quigley won
blind b gey tourney at the Harper
Country Club yesterda. Charles
McGee, j. A. Jarboe and b.
greenwood finished in tie for
second. George B. Christian took
third prize.