The Washington times., 1929-05-18

in an 1S-hole exhibition battle
course at Manor.
AS was the case last year, Pitt and
Stevinson clashed in the finals at
Chevy Chase and once again Pitt
came off with the victor's spoils,
handing a and S trouncing to the
District amateur champion. Stevin'
son couldn't control his drives,
which usually were deposited in the
traps or rough.
Pitt was in narrow straits on only
the eighth and ninth holes and. de-
spite his difficulties on the eighth,
succeeded in winning the hole, scor'
ing a to a. 7 for SteVinson. Pitt s
tee smash landed in the rough, while
Stevinson was on the fairWay. Pitt s
caddy suggested g. brassie, but the
Manor Club expert topped his drive
and was still in the rough. His
caddy again insisted on a brassie
and the result was a beautiful re-
eovery almost to the green.
Stevinson's second shot ON this
hole rested i'm o trap, and he
blew the hole by chipping over
to the other side Of the green.
Pitts tee shot on the ninth went
70 the left Of a clump of trees and
his second sailed into the boughs
leaving his position unimproved. He
eonceded the hole when Stevinson
was on two.
Starting the outward trip with a
margin Of up, Pitt managed to
get a halve on the tenth and then
brought a hasty finish to the con"
test by winning the eleventh.
twelfth and thirteenth holes. His
drive on the short thirteenth
reached the green about eight
yards from the cup. STEVENSON
didn't miss the trap and conceded
victory when his pitchout barely
went on the green and his attempt
FOR a possible halve was short.
Pitt played high-class golf and his
skill was exemplified on the seventh
hole where he earned a halve by
O marvellous putt. STEVENSON laid
him an almost dead stymie with
only room enough for Pitts ball to
squeeze through the space. With
into the cup, much to the amaze.
Stevinson.
STEVENSON. Their cards and final re-
suits of all flights follow.
Pitt ............ 4ssS 444S $50
Stevinson ,....,. b SIS"
In - q
Pitt .,....''....''....'.
Stevenson .,,''','. ''.'' '''''''
FIRST SIXTEEN
rnr,iFIraI round-Harry G. Pitt
tManorl, defeated W. Bion Moore
(Beaver Daml. 3 and |; N; B. stevin-
son tColumbia), defeated Page HuttS
Final round-Pitt defeated STEVENSON,
Defeated eight, ssmifinsl round round
Robert c. Hird fManorl' defeated
Joseph DiLeo (Forest Hills,, and 3;
r, Il. Jackson Baltimore Country Club
(defeated j. w. Ryerson Cooperation
n. ". up.
3 and l
SECOND SIXTEEN
semifinal round-Thomas p Bones.
4r. (Columbia). defeated Lieut. j. B.
Patterson (Des Moines). and 2: c.
Ashmead Fuller Chevy Chase), de.
feated f. P. Reside (Chevy Chase).
Final round--Fuller defeated Bones.
Defeated eight-R, T. Harrell wash
4nRtOn1 neTeateQ Gordon benneIt
(GeorSetown University. and S: Rob
art stead. jr. (Chevy Chass). defeated
w L. Pendergast (Bannockburn), 5 and
Final round-HarreI defeated Stead.
4 and 3.
THIRD SIXTEEN
semifnal rounds. H. Buttz Gndian
sprinK), defeated Forest Thomr son
GBeaver Dam). and 6; Leo F. Pass
(Eannockburn). defeated G. A. Buttz
GMtddletown. Pa.). and s.
Final round-Pass defeated Buttz. 2
Defeated eight. semifinal round-J. p.
Quinn (Georgetown University, de-
feated Paul Y. Anderson (COumbat 2
and /; r. C. Jewell (Washington) de-
feated Don Dudley tArgylel. s and
Final round-JeweIl defeated Quinn.
up.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
SemifinaI round-PRul Y. Frizzell (CO-
lumbta). defeated w. j. Strobel (Ran-
pockburnl. and 1: c. D. Evans