The Washington times., 1929-05-18

(Washing toni, defeated E. r. Strobcl
(Baltimoye Country Club. and ,.
Final round-FriSzell defeated Evans.
l up, 10 holes.
Defeated eight. semIflnal round
Frank G. Butler (ArEyle). defeated R.
H. Coleman (Beaver Dam). l up: W.
Brooke V. Boyer tCOlumbial. and ;.
Final round-But1er defeated Brant-
ley. up. 1S holes.
Indian Spring members can
sharpen their game for their in
vitation tourney by taking advan-
tage of the Is holes of medal
play today and tomorrow.
Competition for the Dulin ana
Martin trophy Is also scheduled to
start at Beaver Dam tomorrow
with Town and Country Club stag.
ing it's regular Sabbath medal
play tourney.
With the gOlfing fever at it's
peak at BaMnOckhurn, w. Fred
Byrne and Bill Pendergast, of
the golf committee, look for a
banner turnout for the Hard
Hat" at the Glen Echo rendex-
vOus tomorrow. BannOclkburn
the "tee up where you please"
been changed to an ideal golf.
ing model.
Central High, which appeared to
have a strangle.hold on the Dawes
Cup, symbolical of the interhigk
golf championship. will not have
set-up today in its match with
Western High over the Columbia
Country Club course
The Centralites can retain the
championship by turning back the
west end schoolboys. but defeat
will deadlock both teams. The
play-off would then take place on
May rs over the Washington Golf
and Country Club course.
The Georgetown University golf.
ers victimized Brown University,
3 to /, in an intercollegiate golf
league match yesterday at the
Apawamis Golf Club, Rye, N Y.
The Hilltoppers are meeting win.
Jams this morning and Yale this
afternoon at Apawamis. Yale. to.
gether with Princeton. is leading
the league with four victories and
no losses. Georgetown in second
with five wins and one defeat. The
Georgetown-Brown results were:
Sngles-McCarthy (Georxetown) de-
feated George Appel jr., l up: Mark
Flanasan (Georgetownl defeated & X.
Brown, 3 and Z; J. Foley George
and S; N. Mcbride (Georgetown) de-
teated W B. sullivan tBrown). and
/: r. Manning (Georgetownl defeated
H Eastwood Brown. s and 4.
Foursomes-G. Appel jr.. and K.
Bosquet 1Brown) defeated M, Mccarthy
defeated R. Green and A. Atwood
(Brown5. and 4: N Mcbride and R.
Manning fGeorgetown) defeated w. B.
sullivan and II. Eastwood tBrowm,
and 4.
Walter Reds" Cunningham, pro
at Burning Tree, and Gilbert Cum
ningham, his l8-year.old brother and
assistant, are in fine fettle for their
18-hole match with Frank Hartig
and Cliff McKimmie, pro and assist.
ant pro, of the tomorrow at the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps Club
at 2 O'Clock.
Playing the Burning Tree course
the other day, Reds Cunningham
par, while Gilbert recorded n.
heuS SldILGu III LlESGi-ilhS man"
ner ard scored brides on the first
three holes. His card for the IS
holes was marked with six brides,
counting others on the ninth, fif.
teenth and sixteenth. He was over
par on only the fourth, eighth. four
teenth and eighteenth. due to send
ing shots into the traps.
His card was as follows:
Out. 4 2 S 4 4 4 4-34
In............ S 3i3 4 3 4 6-35-69
The BannOckburn Club has
announced rules for the women
and mems Hard Hat" tOIrna.
ment tomorrow at the Glen
Echo Club. Play for men win
be at 13 holes handicap, and
contestants must turn in com.
plete cards. The letters i'm the
words Hard Hat" will be as.
signed holes Nos. 2. 5, !, 8, IL,
Is and II,