The Washington times., 1929-10-28
NJ CAR 7 HY.
LOSER IN
MATCH
BY George A. Simpson

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W. Bion Moore is the new
club champion at Beaver Dam
by vurtue of his 3 and 2
triumph over Martin z. Nc
Carthy in the 36-hole final
match yesterday.
Moore's victory was a surprise
A. Mccarthy had better seasonal
record, but Moore was almost in
vincible yesterday and his keen
putting and general steadiness was
the dominant factor in his success.
On three or four holes, Moore
dropped several long puts that
didn't help to relieve the situation
6or Mccarthy or allow him to
breathe freer.
The two finalists were all
even at the end of the morning
round of 18 holes, though Nc
Carthy had a medal round OF
7S and Moore 10.
Their golf wasn't so scorchlng on
Ahe last eighteen, but Moore was
best in the tight spots and thus won
The laureIs. Mccarthy leaped to
the fore by taking the twelfth. but
lost this advantage at the thirteenth
and then dropped three more holes,
ending the duel.
Mccarthy didn't protect his LEAD
On the thirteenth where he should
have PLAYED safe by hitting an easy
ball down the fairway. Instead, ne
hooked a mighty drive into the
woods that was almost out OF
bounds and stood on q tree stump
to take a stance for his second shot.
That one shot into the woods dld
him more harm than anything else.
G. +. Stringer defeated }. w.
DawkinS, . and /, to win the finals
Of the second flight while f. Owens
was 5 up on R. I. Hedges at the
end Of the first eighteen in the final
OF the third flight. They will con-
clude their match sometime this
week.
r. NJ Brown won over W. T.
Henderson. / up In rs holes, to
take the first flight honOrs "t
the non-Gualifiers with NJ. W.
Murphy heating Needham G.
Turnage, 5 and 4, in the second
flight r. Fl. Balch defeated
F. H. Burdette, 3 and 2, in the
third flight.
w. B. Hilkert had an unhappy
experience while playing the four
teenth hole, 16O yards. at Beaver
Dam with r. Ii. uendley and A. F
Fitch. He hit a tee ball that looked
to be out-of-boundS and played a
provisional shot which landed into
the cup that otherwise would have
been an ace. but he was compelled
to add two strokes for the ball that
ne believed out-ot-hounds.
Then, upon going down to the
i Sairway. he located his ball in play
ing territory and required three
more strokes TO hole out. giving
him 4. He had to take this latter
figure after he discovered his bal
was fair.
Bill Pendergast won the club
championship yesterday by scoring
over Leo F. Pass, up in S6 holes
in a spirited contest. Pendergast
won the match on the final hole
J. o. Rhyme won the Glass B
title by defeating G. o. Ballard.
3 and 2, and r. NJ. Brown the
Class c title by winning from
Larry w. Moore, 3 and 2.
II. c. Brunner, chief clerk of the
Bureau of Construction and Repair
OF the Navy Department, has Joined
the expanding hole-in-one club. He
sank a mashie shot on the eighth
' hole, 1O3 yards, at East Potomac
Park yesterday.
The semifinals OF 36-holAs in the
Middle Atlantic Professional Golfers
Association are being played today
over the Suburban course in Balti
more. J, Monro Hunter, pro at In
dian Spring, is meeting Alex Tsy.
lor, pro At Fountain Head in Hagers
town, while Bob Barnett. pro al
Chevy Chase, is clashing with Glenn
Spencer, pro at the Maryland Coun
try Club.
Mrs. John n. Hodges. 1929 wom
ems Middle Atlantic champion, is
entered in today's qualifying field
of the first annual Army. Navy
and Marine Corps women tourney
Other entries are:
Mrs. Frank r. Keefer. Mrs. p. r
Glass. Mrs. George ,Grnner Mrs. ". H.
Hale Mrs. Walter J. Reed, Mrs. X. N
Gardner. Mrs. {. A. Carroll, Mrs. W. A.
Augwin. Mrs. A. X. p. Lyman Mrs
O. b. spauEdtng Mrs. b. r. Merchant.
Mrs. f. L, King, Mrs. q. B, Denit,
Mrs. John Thomson G.. A. RlakIev.
Mrs. John W. Thompson. jr.; Mrs. A.
Mrs. W. \. Porter. Mrs. T. NJ. Robbins,
Mrs. W. n. Parter. Mrs F. T. Phnney.
Mrs. n r. GarhAr. Mrs. W. II. Allan.
Ms, w. D. Kilduf and Mrs, j. T. H.
O'Rear.
Arthur Thorn. pro at Town and
Country Club, and Mel ShOrey, pro
at Manor, and Harry G. Pitt, Manor
amateur. in their lS-hole best -ba II
match yesterday at Town and Coun-
try Club. Thorn sunk a long putt
for birdie on the final hole 10
square the match. Pitt had the
best medal round with a II.
LEADS BIG TEN
CHICAGO, Oct. 28.--Art Pharmer,