The Washington times., 1930-05-31

Though not a member of the
Manor Club, he plays that course
because his brother holds member
ship in, the club.
Yesterday he toured Manor in
company with his older brother
Dermot, and he turned In a
creuitable 10.
Coming back, he fell down in
his putting and also found many
traps. Young Nee plays his irons
and woods well, but his putting
Isn't smooth.
He started cut by playing
the difficult rugged woods
nine in SO strokes, even par,
marking up a birdie at the
first hole, then taking seven
pars and going one over on
another hole.
Harry G. Pitt, who also played
Manor in rs strokes yesterday,
and DR.. Larry S. Otell, of Indian
Spring, will appear against q
Baltimore amateur pair In an
1S-hole exhibition match a week
from tomorrow over the Indian
Spring course. Johnny Grimes,
Of Rolling Road, and a former
Maryland State amateur cham
pion, will be one OF the Balti-
inoreanS.
It's not often that Maurice j.
Mccarthy, golfing star of George
town University, gets out on the
links, but he managed to steal
away from his studies yesterday
and play in an exhibition match
at Indian Spring.
He teamed up with DR.. Larry S.
Otell and they came home with
d 8 and 2 victory over young j.
Monroe Hunter, jr. and w. Byrn
Curtiss,. the forkhander. CurtiSs
returns Monday to his books at
Swarthnore College.
r. Cliff McKinl1ie, the assist
ant pro at Army, Navy and Marine
Corps Club, played Indian Spring
yesterday. He was around in rs,
missing an eagle 3 at the 18th
when his 12-footer was short BY
inches. He got his birdie, though.
Robert E. j. Whalen was the tar
get Of some buffoonery on the part
OF a Well-wishing club member yes
terday at indian Spring. Someone
took one of those bright-colored
flags, nailed it to board, weighted
it with a stone, scribbled the name
''Whalen' on it, and tossed it into
the lake fronting the 7th tee.
II fI0ated to the middle and
was viewed by everyone who
visited Indian Spring yeStef-
day.
Roger Peacock was sailing along
In fine fashion for nine holes at
Indian Spring. Playing the last
nine first he took only IS blows,
but ran into trouble on the final
nine and didn't fare SO well.
j. o. Rhyme won the flag tour
nAfnetit at Bannockburn, landing
his final shot well up the TWEEN
tleth fairway. Par is 70 and
Rhyme has a handicap of l8. j..
A. McKeever, with 10 handicap,
was short of Rhymes ball. M. M
Sloan was third, finishing five
inches from the nineteenth cup.
Sloan had a % handicap.
Or. Walter /. OguS won the
blindfolded driving contest with
q poke Of ITO yards. Prev Savoy
was second, hitting one for 165
yards. Emerson Moore was the
winner of the approaching and
putting contest through a barrel.
hoiing out in three strokes from
4 distance of 125 yards. Frank
j. Pickett was second with four
strokes.
More than 30 players took part
in the miniature tourney at the
Washington Golf and Country.
The summaries follow:
First Flght-E 4. Rice. e. p. Hair.
han. r. J. Norman. W. J.. Clear,
Charles H. Doing, jr., and e. w. Cush
ing. Winner-Hair; runner-up. Doing
eonsolati tion, McIister.
Second Flight. II. Wooton, Paul
v. Keyser, Ben LeFevre. J. T. Brown,
T. j. Rice H. V. Williamson. Win
ner-Keyser; runner-up, DR.. Rice; con-
Third Fisht~J. NJ. willis. George e.
Truett. r. G. Hunt E. J. Swift, A. b.
Gait. c. G. Duganne, Dolph r. Gilmore,
NJ e. Horton. Winner-Horton; runner
up, Willis consolation, Truett.
Fourth Fiight-B. L smeIker, Charles
Drain. Lowell Mellett, Il. F. Garnett
Dale Drain, Dr. r. n. sutton. Winner
nol,
latiOn, Ralph A. Drain.
Fifth Fligft-William Middleton, NJ.
r. Westcott. Dr. A. l.. Bou,. A. F.
SoGG SaGGer Dr. Dr. r. NGsS% MSS1 WADE Il P y G"Gsr Mr
Carthy. WInner-Middleton runnCr-up.
Underwood; consolation. Bou.
sixth Flight1J. l.. keddy; l. L.
H. R. colwell. P. T. Williams, o. L. Veer
hoff, ]. Edward Rice. Winner-Keddy;
runner-up, Veerhoff; consolation. Will
liams.
Seventh Flight-A. H. Walter. W. L.
W. c., Henderson, e. F. McIntre, Gay
McIntire; runner-up Walter; consola
Eighth Flight. F. areenwat. W.
wenzel. r. B. King c. H. Boesch. f.
Boteler. Charles T. ClaRett. winner
Clagett: runner-up. Wenael; consola- y
Ninth Flight. F. Besse, r. A.
Lacey. W r. Ellis. ]. C. Thompson.
r. H. Eastman, Burae McFall. Wilbur
Forrest Or. r J: Carb" Winner
Lacey; runner-up Forrest: consolation.
CarBS.
TeAth FHRht-H Rvman Or. c. l..
Billiard. ". A. Elliott l. c. Lloyd.
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