The Washington times., 1929-04-22
c. j. PREPS
TOENGAGE
GONZACA
By George A. Simpson

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The Georgetown Prep and
Gonzaga High golfers are
sharpening their blades for
their match Wednesday after
noon on the nine-hole course
at Garrett Park. The players
are expected to place stress on
the individual dueis, as a
heated rivalry exists between
the two schools.
The Garrett Parkers, under the eye
of AL Houghton, pro at the new
Harper Country Club, intend to gain
the top of schoolboy golf here and
have the advantage Of their own
course to further their ambitions.
Their links strife yesterday with
the Wester High golfers was washed
out by the storm after the teams
had succeeded in completing nine
holes. Other matches, besides the
Gonzaga meeting Wednesday, have
been scheduled with st. Johns and
Western.
The Georgetown Prep golf per-
sOnnel includes Jimmy Owens,
r. BOwlo7, j. Sullivan, Charles
FanjuI, #. Friday, w. Roche,
Edward Morse and p. Castner.
Coach HOughtOn must select his
four representatives from among
these for the match with Con
zaga, which viii have r. .. Ed
mOnstOn, A. f. Carroll, III. H.
Chase and r.. Bourne.
While his pupils we're battling
Western High yesterday, Houghton
was over at the Army, navy ana
Marine Corps Tipping his clubs In
superlative fashion, turning IN
glaring 73, which permitted he ana
Tony Sylvester, Bannockburn pro, 70
defeat Frank Hartig, pro at Army,
Navy and Marine Corps CluD, ana
Cliff McKimmie, unattached, Dy
5 and 4.
J. Munro Hunter and George Dif-
fenbaugh, pros at the Inolan SpFlnS
Club again demonstrated their su-
periority over walter r. McCaflum
and Maurice J. Mccarthy, jr., OF the
washington Golf and Country cluO.
The pros dropped the amateurs.
and 8. yesterday on the Indian
Snring heath. with Diffenbaugh bag"
eyina a birdie on the eleventh green'
thanks to a. chip shot from the green
Philip Reiskin won the Class A
1s-hole handicap medal play tourna-
Ynent at Town and Country Club with
a card of 95-27, 68. The runner-up
position developed a triple tie De-
tween Max Weyl, Sill. 70; Morris
simon 1920. 70 and Willard Gold
helm. 1922, 10. Other results were:
Howard Nordlinger, ,S2-11-71; l. Golda
helm, 97-2S-71: Isaac Behrend' Ss
I'll; william Illeh, s1-1S-7s; Dr.; :o,n N.
B. Fischer, 91-1s-7S; Albert p. stelno I'M
am. S5-1S-76; Leopold Freudberg' 1Oo
SGT; Gilbert Hahn, s6-1S-H:
stern Te With gil1 a card of s6-S4-s2, Sidney
= ~ score of 9S-80-6s. other class b
0SidTi Sidney Beizenstein, 1o4-sS-Ss; Henry 1py
Breslau, 109-4O--6S; Ben Wal6erg; lSO
--sO-7O; Simon Nye, 1O6-So-al n. ~;
shapiro. 1O2ms9Eas s,s1n6 C p Ka@ i4msaMsi. A
n. b. CHAMPION landed the first
low net prize in the Saturday
sweepstakes play at Chevy Chase
with an S9-1S-71, while ]. 3.
parker placed second with S9-17-S2,
and r. P. Davidson third with IS
T1lna 3 for an 81. Yesterdays win
ners were r. P. Davidson with 72-5
az: George Elliott, S4-11-7S' and
Robert stead, jr., 83.S-75. Bob
Rarnett. pro at Chevy Chase, plans
to conduct these Saturday and Sun
day sweepstakes throughout the
balance of the golfing year.
The Kicker's tournament at
Argyle, curtailed yesterday by the
storm. will be resumed Sunday. The
competition started Saturday. Quail
ification rounds of S6 holes for the
club team at Argyle VIII be neid
Saturday and Sunday at Argyle.
A fiye-cOrnered deadlock for
first resulted i'm the sweepstakes
yesterday at Manor between o.
III. Warthen. 98-25-13; Major e.
g. ely, 86.13-73; Robert G.
Hird, 1876, 73; r. w. WestwOOd,
B0-16-73, and ID. L. Thompson,
84-11-73.
A double tie developed between
n. p. D. Cowee, 83-5-78, and j.. D..
Taylor, 96-18--78, for the runner.
up prize. Third prize was taken by
w. T. Gibson with 99-1S-S1.
Members of the Women's District
Golf Association are to practice to-
day over the Washington Golf and
Country Club course in preparation
for the Phyllis Keeler Miller memo.
rial play tomorrow. A sun dial,
which will commemorate the name
of the late secretary of the organi-
zation, will be erected on the lawn
OF the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club, while Capt. Watson B.
Miller will deliver a short address.
Play, which will be medal at 1S
holes. will commence at $50 a. m.
Mrs. William S. Corby, president
of the association, desires those in
tending to compete to send their
names and handicaps to her tonight.
Failure to do this would not bar
entry, as pairings will be made to-
morrow on the first tee.
Pros from this vicinity are
competing today i'm the BIZ
monthly event OF the Middle At.
Tantic Professional Golf AssOcia-
1lOn on the Suburban Country
Club course in Baltimore.
Golfers of the Audit Review'of the
Internal Revenue Bureau and Inter
state Commerce Commission are
holding their Monday tourney this
afternoon at East Potomac Park.