The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-07-23
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Another warm duel for hon
Ors between Washington and
Baltimore golfers is expected
to take place in the fifth an
nual invitation tournament OF
the Maryland Country Club,
the qualifying rounds Of which
viii be played tomorrow and
Thursday.
More than 50 local golfers are
making the trip to Baltimore for the
tournament, which has drawn an
entry list of more than zoo players.
In all 30 clubs are represented, many
from out of Maryland and the Dis
trict. Indications point to one Of
the most successful tournaments in
the history of the affair.
Among the leading amateurs Of
Washington who will seek the title
are Karl Sellsrman, medalist in the
Sherwood forest tourney last week,
of Columbia; Roger Peacock and ].
Munro Hunter, jr.. of Indian
Springs; Walter r. McCallum. of
Washington Golf and Country Club,
and two score OF other local players.
The majority Of the Washington
golfers will shoot their qualifying
rounds Thursday, only eight being
listed to do their qualifying trials
tomorrow afternoon. The first and
second rounds of match play are
scheduled for Friday with the semi
finals and finals taking place Sat
urday.
The pairings of washington golf
efs for the qualifying rounds fol.
low:
TOMORROW
1:OO--R. r. Clarity, Manor, and 2. L.
l:a5@H. B. Hatch. Rodgers Forge
Golf Club. and D. N. Burnham, Manor.
2:45--J. W. Harvey, Jr., Indian Springs,
2:56--J. q. McPhail, Maryland Country
Club and Edward Walsh Columbia.
s:6G--P. L. Wilson. Army and Navy
Golf Club. and H. r, Barton Maryland
s:lO--Harris Jones, Rolling Road. and
Karl KeIlerman, Columbia
THURSDAY
10:2S-Charl6s j. Doris, Manor, ana
L. j, Thompson Lexington.
1O:35-William Kochendorfer, Column
bia. and Il, M. Wallace. Columbia.
and roger Peacock, Indian Springs.
12:10-Robert =. Lewis, Beaver Dam,
and J. Q. Day. Maryland Country Club:
1:O5-Robert Gormley Columbia, and
j. W. Merritt, Columbia.
1:1o--J. Munro Hunter, ir.. indian
Springs. and A. NJ. Knapp, Baltimore
o s:lsgLoSa S Hopk.n. tw.shlnst9n
Hell (Maryiand Country Club.
i:2e-Ray :; M oTnn1 lW9 paanl
Hall MARYLAND Country club.
1:25-Ralph s. Fowler tWashiugton
Golf and Country Club and n D.
1:so--Perry B. Hoover (Indian
apring1 and Harold Kemp North
i.s5-M. A. shiplsy tArgyIe) and
J. 4. Cox (Argyle).
ITO. W. Git 5Hanover) and ]. B.
Murphy (Columbial.
and +. W. Sasscer maryland Country
s:oC-E. l. Bono (colunabia, ana t.
W: saseeer lMsryiand Country Y. Club Club
ton Golf and Country Club and II. 4.
Wisotskey, jr. york Country Club.
2:1o--Hugh Mackenzie Lcolumbial and
o. w, clark maryland Country Club.
2:I5-W. c. Marye Baltimore coun-
try club and Hugh Saum fColumbia).
sp aaS1s sSs R R s''' ssesr adiaa
pa:sbLJames e. Baines tcolumbia)
and n. NJ Kronau maryland Country
s:so--voluey @. Burnett (Beaysr
DAMP and w Byrne Curtis INDIAN
s:ss.c. B. Allen, Indian Springs. ana
Q. =. Brown Maryland Country Club.
2:40--A. c. Alvord, jr., india
Springs. and A, L. Duncan. Indian
s:ss-Wm. e. Carey, jr., Kenwood,
and A. I. Hart. Fountain Head coun-
s:so-wm. u. Carey, sr., Ksnwood,
s:oO--Joseph o'Hare Bannockburn,
and DR.. George kirkpatrick. washing
ton Golf and Country Club.
s,os--Lloyd Cary, Kenwood, and H.
A. French, 1r., Maryland Country Club.
3:15-Robert 3. Cummings. Columbia,
and y, Parr III; Elkridge
ton Golf and Country. and H. P. Coeh-
s:as-A. 8 Gardner, Columbia. and
n. II. Donaldson. jr.. Rolling Road.
s.35-Lindsay Stott, Beaver Dam, and
Edmund Il. Jones, Columbia.
3;S6--A. 8. Gardiner, Columbia, and
Jos. =. Sherrier, Columbia.
A:00--Horace Dulin, Columbia, and j.
,. n. Bowie. Columbia.
The Bureau of Standards golf
tournament today at the beauti.
full but difficult Sherwood For
est course has drawn an entry
list Of some 20 players.
IA second amateur professions
best ball tournament has been sched.
uied to take place Monday at
the Annapolis Roads course follow
ing the one yesterday at indian
Springs, which was won by Roger
Peacock, amateur. and George DIFF.
feubaugh, professional, OF Indian
Springs, whose card totalled just
&C. The winning pair was out in
80 and back in "a, with Often
haugh showing an individual card
az so. Peacock, however, tame
through on three holes with low
ball. Diffenbaugh Clipped in two
at par.
Diffenbaugh holed out two chip
shots from just off the green, the
first one taking place on the first
hole. He repeated the feat at the
third and also scored brides on the
seventh, sixteenth and seventeenth.
The last three birds were the re-
suits az long. accurate puts.
Second place was captured by j..
ngonro Hunters, junior and senior,
VINO carded q 81. They were out
in So ana back In 81, while the
Shorey brothers, John, the amateur,
ana Mel, the Potomac Parks pro,
daw third place with a ss mark.