The Washington times., 1929-05-14
YOUNG PRO
TEAM IN
DEBUT
By George A. Simpson

The Cunningham brothers
Walter and ,Gilbert-make
their plunge into best ball
competition Sunday when they
oppose Frank Hartig and Cliff
McKimmie over the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps Club
course at 2 o'clock.
Walter Cunningham is the pro at
Burning Tree while Gilbert serves
as his assistant. Both are on the
brink OF obtaining deserved recog-
milton and they can climb further
upward by scoring over the Hartlg-
McKimmie combine.
The Burning Tree duo has been
turning in some notable accounts
in practice rounds, particularly Gil
bert Cunningham. A victory over
Hartig and Mckimmie would give
them added courage and may lead
to matches with other pros of this
section.
However, Hartig and McKimmie
form a superb pair for they twice
mastered Tony Sylvester and Al
Houghton. although losing one set
to the latter :@---
The pairings for tomorrow 8
qualifying rounds in the Chevy
Chase tourney are:
$500 a. M. II. f.. Ely. Army War
College and Major Lyons Cong; sos.
Forest Thompson. Beaver Dam and
Russell c. Jewell. Wash. $40. G. M.
Whitman, Indian Spring, and j. Logan,
Wash. S:15. Luther FIorine, Beaver
Dam. and A. p Matthews, Army War
College; $50, Comdr. Pickhardt. Col.
and c. 4. Lynes. Wash: S:25. G. c.
S:So, L. A. snead. Col. and Norman
B. Frost, Col: s:35. H. s. Pore. In
dian Spring. and S. H. Buttz, Indian
Spring; $40. r. r. Glaff, Army. Navy
Navy and Marine; S:45. d. johnson,
Army War College, and Wilson Barrett.
Manor: $50, c. V. Wheeler, C.C.C.. and
Guire. Bann.. and R. G. Kimball. Bann.
900, L. A.. Fisher, Cong. and George
F. Miller, Manor: 9:os. j. K. Richards,
c; S:1O. J. W. Foley. Cong, and James
Harry. Beaver DAM 9:15, c. w. Stod-
dard, Argyle. and W. Hayes. Beaver
Dam; s:2O. Bion Moore. Beaver Dam,
Fisher, c. G. G., and John Lewis smith
c. c. c.; $3.50, e. Montgomery, Cong,
ana J. J. Lynch, Argyle; s:S5, Berke-
ley Jefferess. Cong" and r. H. Cole
m@h' So6fSI lam S'S", 0eoiBe r..
Elliott, c. c. C., and Thomas Hop
kins jr, Birmingham; S:45. Paul Friz-
xell Columbia, and ]. w. Merritt. CO.
lumbia; $3.50, l.. b.. Platt c. c. c.,
and Thomas H. Lowe, e. C. c.: S:55,
ID. d. Thompson, c. c. c., and Yandes
Wheeler, C. c. c.
1O:O0, w. It. Rapley. Columbia, ana
g. ID. Langley, Columbia: 1905, w c.
Evans. Columbia. and Frank Roach.
Washington; 1910. Robert Stead jr..
G.C.C.s ana Harry G. Pitt. Manor;
10:iS. N. c. List. Washington. and
Fillmore B. Collins. Washington: 1920,
ii. King Cornwell, Columbia. and w.
H. Fincksl. Columbia; 1925. W. D.
BrantIey, jr., C.C,C, and Kenneth Man
sen, Tulsa; 1880, A. S. Gardiner,
Columbia. and H. P. Cochran, Column
bia: 10:SB, l.. M. Heron. Columbia
ana o. j. DeMoll, Columbia: 10:40.
>. D. Herman. Miami Valley, and
%. o. EiemsnS, Lancaster: 10:4S Fl. W.
Kellan, Congressional, and e H.
Young, Army War College; 1850. D.
G. Morris, Beaver Dam, and j. L.
Richards, Congressional; 1856 Brooke
v. Boyer. Columbia. and r. Roche,
100, Gardner orme, Col, and George
B. Christian C.C.C.; 11:05. Charles J.
Mattson. Indian Spring. and A. G. Mer-
rilI, C.C.C.: 11:10, ]. F. Johnston. Army
War college. and P. H. Rognley, Beaver
Dam: 11:15. Fl. D. Copp. Indian Spring
and Frank |. Hurd. Manor: 1920.