The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-07-01

The weather in October is more
favorable for the golfer while the
courses have recovered from sum
mer burn" and brown-patch has
disappeared from the greens.
The Manor Club is also planning
to hold tournament dinner, a
feature which was discarded by
every local club this year.
The members of the golf commit.
tee are Ray Clarity. chairman;
Charlie Schaefer, Ralph w. Jones,
Dave Thompson and Harry Pitt.
Today's' entries for the qualifying
rounds of the womer's public links
championship follow:
s:50--7Mrs. j. NJ. Jester, Mrs Fred
Umhau and Clara C. Grove.
8:55--Hazel Priest, Beatrice Fitzpat-
Pick and Edith Kelley.
9:00---Marie Mayer. Mrs. L. b. Snyder
and Mrs. Albert Law. Z.
9:o5-Isabel McGee, Marion Allen and
Mrs ]. n. Beasley.
9:1O--Mrs. NJ. Il. Knight Helen Tay-
Tor and Mrs. B, q. g. Smith.
9I5--MFs. q. H.. Oliver, Mrs. John A.
Reed and, Ivy stephens.
A9:20--Mrs Frank Mitchell, Mrs. G.. w.
Powell. and Mrs Charles F. Thompson.
g:25--Mrs. Roy Strong, Mrs. C. L..
ELMER and Mrs. James s. Hitchcock.
9:30--Grace johnson, Mrs. II. e..
Bradburn and Mrs. J. T. Powell.
9:35A-BarbaTa Sandmaier, Mrs @. b.
Denet and. Ada. N. Lathup.
9:4O--Mrs L.. E. George, Dorothy
Dawson and Peggy wooten.
s:45-Miss R...v. Burgher, Evelyn
CLAWS land Mrs: F. ]. Lackey:
9:50--AnnabeF FRinderliter. Nina ow-
ings and Mrs. r.. d. Townsend
9:55--Mrs Charles Boteler, Marion
Knott and G. q. Nichols
lB:00-Mrs. Larry Lawler, Edna i.
ana Mrs Willard Nails
1O:e5--Mrs. Caroline H. Griffen, Mrs.
Walter Lentzenkirchen and Mrs. J.
Harold Steig.
1o:1o-Mrs. Ernest Jester, Mrs. Leo
Flatherly and Mrs. Ed. Widemayer
10:15-Ella r. Woke, Mrs. T. P.
Hayden and Josephine Drake.
1e:20--Marion Holland. yero &c a
Quinn and May Smitherman.
1O:25-Grace Smitherman, Miss F. J.
Godfrey and Mrs. A. C. Chamber.
1o:so--Mrs. T. W. Crisp. Bessie NJ.
fireman and Jean F. Fox.
10:35--Miss B. Friar, Mrs. j. o.
Rhyme and Clara K. Sandmaier.
1o:4o--Mrs. George Bell, Mrs. A. s.
Gardner and Mrs. Houston Harper.
10:45--Mrs. H. B. Hird, Mrs. Let's
and Mrs. Leslie Prince.
10:50-Mrs. w. N Thompson. Virginia
Miller and Carrie Caffenberger.
18:55-Rose1la Rick, Mrs. W.. Frank
SUNNY and Mrs. B. w. Thompson
l1:0O-Clara E. Schmidt, Esther
Barnes and Genevfeve Backas.
1906 Mary E. DalgleIsh, Margaret
Wood and Miss E. NJ. Mcclellan.
l1;10--June Sterling and Genevieve
Winsatt
Roger Peacock, 17-year-old golfer
OF Indian Spring, captured the quail.
Tying medal of the Congressional
Country Club tourney yesterday by
scoring medal II to 70 for George
F. Miller, of Manor Club. This pair
had tied at IS for the qualifying
medal and played off yesterday.
There was nothing startling
about their game for the first
nine as each played Indifferent,
taking al strokes to the turn.
They played more creditabIe on
the incoming trip, Peacock gain.
Ing the edge by virtue of q So,
even par, while Miller needed 80.
The duel was all even until the
twelfth when Peacock took an ad-
vantage Of two strokes. Peacock
was over the green with his third
on this 510-yard hole, but Clipped
into the cup for a birdie 4. Miller
was on in 3 but needed three puts.
The Manor golfer lost another
stroke on the fourteenth when he
couldn't escape the rough and was
weak with his second. He retrieved
this stroke, however by scoring %
birdie 3 on the eighteenth. The
cards follow: