The Washington times., 1930-05-05

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The tournament starts tomor
row with the first qualifying
rounds, which viii be completed
Wednesday. Match play rounds
are scheduled Thursday and Fri
/ day.
AS customary, Major H. Robb,
Of Manor, and C. c. Heath, Of
Bannockburn, will open the tour
nament tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock.
Approximately ITS golfers will
play in the qualifying rounds.
Among them are Miller B. Stevin-
son, winner Of the Washington
tourney last week; Roger Pea
cock, of Indian Spring; Harry G.
Pitt, of Manor; C. B. Murphy,
club champion of Congressional;
Page HUH, Of Congressional;
Major Ear Maiden, Of the Army
War College; Martin F. Nc
Carthy, Of Beaver Dam; Mel
Shfpley, j. A. Cox and Jack
Lynch, of Argyle: Albert r. Mac
kenzie, Of Columbia: J. Monro
Hunter, jr., and Charles w. Cole,
jr., of Indian Spring; A. S. w.
Gus" Frailey, of Chevy Chase,
and Leo F. Pass and Bill Fender
CAST, of Bannockburn.
James M. Herman, Of Dayton,
Ohio. is again entered. So is
Johnny Shorey,. of Bannockburn,
who lost out to Page Hufty on
the twenty-firSt hole in the finals
of the championship flight last
year. Qualifying pairingS tomor-
row and Wednesday:
TOMORROW
s:OO-c. G; Heath CBann) and
Major Il; Rob6 &Manor);
S:10-D Ne Mcpherson tManor) and
R. NJ Long (Manor).
s:15-willtam F. Rhodes tBanD) and
s:ss-G. z. r Philiip. nf tManor, and
Capt S. Douglas Gibson "a. S. & NJ.
s:45-Dr. c. s. Cole Gndian Spring.
and Charles R. Morrow Indian
s:5S.J. B. Douglas tcong) ana
s;5s-L. G. Quesada (5ann.). and l.
1o:e0-Dolph Atherton (ArgyIel and
I. j. Henderson (Indian Spring..
l1o:o5-Melvin Kraft (Argyle) and R.
D. White (unattached).
10:10-James E. Collins (B. D.) and
n. B. Lamar (unattached).
19:2o-J. Abbott (B. d. and James
J. Coleman (Cong.).
e. Phillips Undian spring..
12:50--H. A. Mfhfils 6Indian Spring.
and B. G. simpich (Indian spring).
12:55-Fulton Bryiawski tWOodmon)
1:Oo~Forrest Thompson Beaver
DAM and ]. NJ. suter undian sprins).
1:05-John X: Yeattnan tcoiumbia)
and Lee :, Moffilt 'BaTp3: ,d:.u ,,n,,.n
sprinsl and G. J. Richardson t1ndian
i:IS-J. A. Cox tArgyle) and J. J.
LynsS 1:sa-Faank f4ssi'stdi 4. Butler tArryl., and
:2s-Ralph Goldsmith (wOodmont)
and NJ. Eiseman tWoodmont).
1:SO-H. X. Cornwell CColumbia) and
Perry B. Hoover Undian Spring..
Samuel w Converse (Bann).
1:to-c. W. Leight (Bann.l and Mar
tin McIrneney (Bann.l.
1;l5-John Thaeker tHsnn) and
1:so-william H. Hines (Cong) and
JACK Price tManoF).
1;55-J. S. williams (Bann.) and
j. Pickett (Bann.1.
2:0e-Roger Peacock (Indian Spring.
and Maury Fitzgerald (unattached).
2:05-Ralph Fowler (Washingtonl
and Harry D. eastman (Wash.)
2:10-Ben L. Fuller (Wash.) and o.
L. Veerhoff (Wash).
2:15-J. b. Heron (Bann.) and W.
4. Torrey (Bann.l.
2:2O-Thomas Flaherty (COng.) and
G. Goodwin (Cong.).
2:25-C. E. Buck (Bann.) and Rus
sell N. Low (Bann.).
2:sO-E. 3. Wagner Gndian SPRING.
and w. B. Vogel (Indian spring..
2:35-Middleton Beaman (Bann) ana
a:4O-HOmsr 8. Pope Qndian Spring.
2:45~Franknn NJ. Parks (congD and
John F Ruane (unattached).
2:5o-M. E. oliveri tArgyle) and w.
2:s5WI. r. westcott twash.) and
william Middleton (wash.).
3:O0-william Yeatman (Columbial
and Lloyd Spicer (Kenwood(.
S;05--J. E. Rice (Wash.) and c. Fl.
Severance (Bann.0
sion. r. Gardiner (BAnn.l and J.
W. Gardiner, jr. (Bann.).
and w. e. Coleman. Hopktnsville, KY.
s:2o--Edward Lightbaum (Harpsr)
and Addison Loveless (unattached).
S:25--Thomas S. Pitt (Argyls) and
s:So--ArncId Mccaffrey tceng.) and