The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-16


program for Thursday with match
play rounds on Friday and Satur-
day.
A select field will compete as
the Bannockburn event offers fine
preliminary work for the District
amateur championship next week
at Congressional.
Five flights are to qualify
and BannOckburn's system COM
peIs the entrants to qualify for
flights. according to their club
handicaps.
The Bannockburn golfers visited
Manor yesterday and triumphed
over Ray Clarity, Dave Thomson,
Harry Pitt and their mates, 12h
to III.
The match wasn't decided until
the last foursome reported Bannock.
burn gaining the winning edge on
the better bah score. In fact. Ban
nockburn evened the score by
clean sweep in the second to last
foursome.
The big Jolt of the match was
Luther Florine's victory over Harry
G. Pitt, of Manor, ! up. Florine,
the Bannockburn sowthpaw. was
three down at the turn. The sum.
maries of the Bannockburn-M Manor
team match follow:
Luther FIorine (Bannoekburn) de-
feated Harry G.. Pitt (Manorl, up;
Herbert L. Lacy 4Manorl defeated J.
B. Heron (Bannockburn) and 2.
Best ball-Manor. and 2.
George F. Miller (ManOrl defeated
and 2; w. N. Baldwin (Manor) de-
feated Leo F Pass (BannockburnI, 2
and 1. Best ball-Maror, and 1.
fsated Ray Farrell (ManOr1. . and i;
John Thacker (Bannockburn) defeated
]. e. Voll (Manorl. up. Best ball
H.. F. Krauss (Bannockburnl defeated
William E. Richardson (Manorl. 8 and
4; D. L. Thomson lManor) defeated C.
c. Heath (Bannockburn), 3 and 2. Best
e. NJ. MecisIland (Manor) defeated
e. c. Burgdorf (Bannockburn), and
2; c. w. stoddard (Manor) defeated
r. L. Burgdorff. and 7. Best ball
E. L. johnson (Bannockburn) defeated
J. c. Putnam (Manor), and /; w. l..
Green (Manor) defeated f.. ]. Doyle
lBsnnockburn). and .. Best ball
II. H. Robb (Bannockburn) defeated
Ray r. Clarity (Manorl, 8 and 2; DR..
T: J. W; Brown (Bannockburnl defeated
ball-Bannockburn, and 3.
Gov. R, A. Young tManOr) defeated
J. L. Bernard (Bannock burn). ana s.;
faasd pwEht n BurnSsm a.no S1
5 and 4. Best ball-Bannockburn
and 2.
Harry G. Pitt and Ray Farrell
tied for the qualifying prize in the
Manor Clubs championship tourney.
Pitt has 1916. 81, and Farrell,
39-42, 81. The pairings and sum-
naries follow:
First flight-Harry q. Pitt, 81, vs..
Burke Edwards. 81; 3. 2: Nimro So. vs..
Sarl Carbaugh. 80; e. W. stoddard. 81.
kins. 90, VS., B. R. Lands, So. Ray FAR
rell, 81, VS.. Herbery L. Lacy, "a;
Earl Carbaugh, SO; c. w. stoddard, "a,
Wll M,1,.r E. e. Richardson ws S. Va George
Major E: F. Ely, 80; Russell T. Ed
Second Flight - Commander H. B.
FIsa., s g. vs. James CD North ~ j.
90; Mack Myers, 90, VS.. Commander r.
A, White, So; B. C. Hartig. "a, VS.. DIR.
F. N. Murray. IS; E. NJ. Mcclelland,
81. VS., F. W. Rade, 90; D. L. Thorn
son, SO, vs.. c. A. Metzger, "a; r. w,
Westwood, SO, VS.. Walter Talcott 80.
Third flights. N. Grogan, IS, VS.. Ed
+ X, E.V
81. VS.. D. n. Burnham 90; J. NJ. BeaIl.
go, VS.. w. j. Peters, 80; A. C. Huligan.
101. W. E. L. Norris, 1903; Ray F. Gar
Tity, IS, We. Wilson Barrett 81; c. G.
storm, 81, ys. Charles M. Wright, 90;
W. w. Farnham. 90. VS.. C. H. stewart,
400; J. s, Ebert. 1o1, vs.. ]. F. Nixon,
Fourth tlight-H. T. Cole, 1913; vs..
smith, 1O4; G. H. Armstrong, 1o4, Va
q. II. Corner, 1Os; C.. H. Griesbauer.
100, w. C. NJ. Zeller, 11O.
Mel Shipley accounted for the
qualifying prize of Argy1e's club
championship with "a 76. He was
one stroke better than L. d. Con-
nors. Match play rounds begin
Saturday at 2 o'clock for the first
two flights. The pairings follow:
First flight. John N. Baldwin Va.
E. L. Mifflin: 2;05, NJ A. ShipIey W.
Major John Meehan: 2:10, Byron s.
Beall VS.. w. E. Aiken, 2:15, Thomas S.
Pitt vs., III. r, Harmon; 2;20. Carl n.
Belshe VS.. NJ E.. HuRhesI 2:3S. L. D.
Connors VS.. Alex Baumgartner.
Second fiight-2:4O. Jack Haas W. I.
q Sassnan G.se Ell: 30 B car'G Covert ri
VS.. Frank white; 1855. W. e. stockett.
5r., vs.. e. v. Carr; 3, William Walsh
vs. H. G. Cummings; 3:05. W. A. Tay-
Beasiey vs. 3. L. Burch; ais. william
a. Hadley. jr., vs. w. b. Wood.
Third flight. J. Valenta vs.. Dr. A.
g. Norcross: w. j. Gallagher VS.. George
II. stiles; George H. Butler vs.. cleys-
land Van Driesen: Paul Easby-S Smith
W. G, N. McCulloch.
Mrs. Robert F.. Cole and Mrs. J.
II. Rhyme, with As each, tied for
the qualifying prize IN the women's
club championship at Bannockburn.
Match play pairings follow:
First Flight--Mrs. Middleton Beaman5
Pickort W. Miss I NJ Havey; Mrs g.
r. Burchard vs.. Mrs. j. A. Rhyme. Mrs.
u. r.. Parker vs. Mrs Robert r. Cole. =
Second Flight--Mrs: Luther Florine
W.. Mrs. r. g. HaiR: Mrs C. B. Des
Jardine VS.. Miss F. Kenyon: Mrs. j. F.
Walker We. Mrs. Otto Thacker.
HARAMPAF nANrR