The Washington times., 1929-05-01

Following are the first.round
matches: Capt. Chester Wells VS..
C. v. Wheeler: Admiral c. B. Nc
Way VS. Admiral Jackson: DR..
whitman Cross VS.. William +. Hanfs
Percival S. Ridsdale VS.. w. G.
Peter; Judge w. G. Brantley vs..
Judge e. K. Campbell, Admiral NJ.
M. Taylor VS.. Major H. L. Rice;
Hugh Southgate VS.. L. o. Cameron
Gen. H. F. Mccain VS.. H. D.
Champion, E. P. Porcher VS.. w. c.
Mendenhall; Admiral w. H. Stanley
VS.. C. Phillip Hill; e. o. Wagon
horst VS.. Gen. W. M. Wright; Gen,
w. J. Nicholson vs.. G. v. Worth.
ington; Admiral Stanford VS.. F.. NJ.
Savage: e. M. Talcott VS.. H. B.
Davidson: W. L. Hillyer VS.. John
C. Let's; Col. Joseph Wheeler VS..
H. Putnam; H. L. Rust VS.. D. L.
Barry; Gen. Charles G, Treat VS..
e. H., Lotus; Gen. C. H. Bridges
VS.. C. l.. Frailey; Gen. F. r. Keefer
VS.. DR.. G.. Brown Miller: Dr.. r. w.
Baker VS.. Major H. A. Gillis: Major
Parker West VS.. Fulton Lewis, ST..
Admiral G. Tucker Smith VS.. J.
William Smith; Ben s. Minor VS..
Ben Miller; Gen. M. M. Patrick VS..
Col. C. B. Drake; Gen. D. c. Shanks
VS.. bye.
A putting contest for seniors will
run through the week Of May IL
No puts will be conceded under
penalty of disqualification. The
board of governors has approved
| the request of the senior associa-
ton to place a suitable permanent
Morven Thompson memorial cup in
the trophy room, having a brass
plate bearing name of winner. A
smaller. cup will be given the win
ner for personal possession.
Match play with full handi-
caps will govern this contest.
The first round will be played
on Decoration Day or. within
two days thereafter and one
elimination round will follow
each week until the tourney is
decided. The committee of Ad-
miraI r. HI. jackson, DIR. G.
Brown Miller and Gen. ID. G.
| Shanl1S requests that cards be
turned in showing gross medal
scores as these will furnish
basis of fair handicapping be-
fore play for the MOrven
Thompson trophy begins.
First match play rounds of the
French High Cup Commission
trophy at Chevy Chase will end
today. Second round play is in
order tomorrow, Friday and Satur-
day. Scores of completed first
round match play follow:
w. G. Brantley defeated Dwight
F. Davis, and 2; D. D. McGrew de-
feated Harrison Brand, jr,, and 2;
J. H. Hinemon defeated Landra B.
| Plat, 2 and /; E. p. Porcher de-
feated c. V. Wheeler, and 1; G.. E..
Elliott defeated r. c. Ransdell, 3
and 2; w. B. Mason defeated r. B.
Daniels, and 6; Hugh Southgate
defeated Charles Conard, 3 and 2, in
81 holes.
A. S. Merrill defeated Harry Tay-
lor, up in q holes; j. X. Richards
! defeated Major H. A. Gillis, 5 and 4;
Gen. Charles G. Treat defeated s. B.
MacFarlan, and 4; c. Ashmead
Fuller defeated HI. r. Stanford, 6 and
| 5; c. o. Wagenhorst defeated A.
McCook Dunlop, 1 up.
Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes, chairman
of .out-of-town matches for the
Women's District Golf League, has
arranged a match with a picked
team of Baltimore golfers for May 9
at Columbia Country Club. 1t will
be Is holes under the Nassau sys.
! tenn.
Other matches are cOntem.
plated with feminine golf teams
from Frederick, HagerstOwn,
Fredericksburg, Richmond and
Norfolk. Several fair members
Of the local group viii take part