The Washington times., 1929-05-25

ter. H., as No. / player, himself a.
No. 3: Francis Horton, No. 8; Robert
Bowen. No. 4; Earl kindly as No. s
and Harold Graves a. No. s.
Noble Cook, Westerns captain, has
chosen Tommy Webb as No. /, him
self as No. 2. Holtzberger as No. 3,
ana Richard Harold Graves ~
No. 3.
Western, as q preliminary to
it's meeting with Central, s. this
morning playing Tech High IN >
match over the East Potomac
course. The West-enders are Ia
yOred over the Manual Trainers.
The Western-C Central links strug.
Rle should produce an extraordinary
brand as most Of the players have
been competing this spring ID the
club tournaments and have taken
long strides as consequences. al.
though the match ID scheduled to
start next Saturday morning at >
O'Clock, efforts are under way to
have the Congressional Club authori.
ties grant 4 later starting time.
The first OF the interclub team
competitions viii start tomorrow al
ternOon when Indian Spring opposes
Beaver Dam on the latter,s coirse at
Landover, Nd, with play beginning
1t 1880 o'clock. Twelve players will
represent each side and play viii be
under the Nassau system. William
ii. white, captain Of the Beaver Dam
team, will name his players from
John Miller. r. Roche, w. Bion
Moore. M. II. Maier, D. g. Norris.
III. r.. Mccarthy, j. f.. Baggett ~.
q. Cox, Luther Florine, 1928 club
champion; Leroy Day, Dave Burnett.
DeVere Burr. T.. Stott, r. E. Lewis
and John Vessels.
The Indian Spring team includes
DIR. Harry s. OteH, William +. ID
Este, Earl McAleer, Leroy y. Sass
Ger. Roger Peacock, Charles ".
COie. III. Elliott Spicer, Patrick 4.
cook George @. Gist, Perry 3.
Hoover. Basil III. Manly and Felix
q. Early captain. The alternates
are Beryl English and George W.
Mccarter.
Miss Susan Hacker won the
WOmen's French High Commission
Cup ut Chevy Chase by defeating
Mrs. Harrison Brand, IT.. 2 and 4,
In the final round yesterday
Frank Hartig ana K. Cliff Nc
Kimmie, pr0 and assistant pro
at Army. Navy and Marine
CORPS Club. tomorrow win Op-
pose AL Treder. pro at Manor
and Harry G. Pitt. A1anOr,s
amateur expert. in an lS.hole
match at Manor at ESQ o'clock.
Hartig and McKinnnie team
together well and have. been
victorious I'm four Of their lass
five exhibition Tits.
Members of Beaver Dam win take
part in q Blind DOGGY contest to-
morrow while Argyle will conclude
it's qualifying rounds for the 1S-hole
miniature tourney which opens to-
day. Al Scotch foursome Is the pro-
gram tomorrow at Indian Spring,
with BannockbuPn and Town and
Country Club holding medal handicap
events OF Is holes.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the opening of the new
Harper Country Club on Thursday.
Only the first nine wiH be opened
that day, with the second nine
opened a month later and the third
nine about September. Al HoughCon,
pro lit Harper, reveals that medal
play against par will be the competi-
ton Thursday. He also states that
the $500 tourney for pros viii not
be staged on the opening day. but
win be held within the next two
weeks.
Harry q. Pitt crashed. through to.
another Impressive golf victory yes.
terday when The showed his iron
nerve to outscore Page Hufty, de-
tending champion, in the finals or
the championship flight OF the
Indian Spring tourney by 9 2 ana
1 count. Pitt, three down at the
twelfth and apparently beaten, came
forward with spectacular variety
Of golf to gather the next five
holes.
Playing duh golf on the first
nine wherein he required 81
smacIks. Pits strOIxed around In
even fOurs On the final eight.
Whereas he was hooking his tee
screamers on the outgoing trip,
he was down the alley fire.
qnently on the incoming jour
ney and his putting was straight.
In spite Of pitts masterful golf
craftsmanship on the last eight, the
main factor that undermined Hufty
was his own wretched exhibition on
the final five holes. He could not
control his drives and his nerves
also cracked while he was a victim
81 HIS own mistakes and over