The Washington times., 1930-07-05
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weather, washington golf courses
presented picturesque panorma
of action all day over the Fourth
as thousands of golfers patron
lied their favorite clubs or the
two municipal links for day of
the bunkered sport.
Each of the clubs featured
| tournament of some kind. Be
| sides these others held driving,
approaching and putting contests
to add spice to their programs.
The highly priced Marc Gold
manner Cup, which was up for
competition in the Woodmont
flag tournament. was captured by
c. B. Dulcan, who carried his
ball just 20 yards from the
! twentieth hole. Isaac Behren.
who planted his ball in the
ninteenth cup, was second, and
Jesse Miller, who was but three
feet from the same cup, finished
third.
Manor also had a flag
tourney, e. HI. Deiner finish.
ing first by planting his staff
20 yards short of the nine.
teenth green. George Len
dick was second, $50 yards
down the ninteenth fairway,
and C. H. CeIlus, 21O yards
down the same fairway. was
third.
Mrs. Mack Meyers was the win
ner of the women's flag tourney.
planting her flag on the tenth
green. Mrs. J. T. Powell was
second, 200 yards down the tenth
fairway, while Mrs. E. M. McClel'
land was third, $50 yards down
the same fairway.
Other events at Manor resulted
in another victory for Mrs. Meyers
in the women'S putting contest,
she requiring 38 puts for l8
holes to Mrs. H. D. Hird's 80
puts, and Gordon Bonnette, jr..
won the mems driving by aver
aging 233 yards for three tee
shots.
Bannockburn had banner
turnout of more than 200 players.
Only inches separated the finish
in the tombstone tournament, the
principal feature, with J. T. Nc
Carthy only two away.
Prev Savoy 10 ir away and
John Thacker Ia inches away
from the nineteenth cup.
In the blindfolded driving con-
test Miss Julia Connor proved
best by getting off an 190-yard
tee shot. William L. Pendergast
was second in this competition
with an 180-yard drive.
The wOmen's flag tourney
was won by Mrs. ]. o. Rhyme,
who was in the eighteenth
cup and Mrs. Middleton
BeamOn was second 80 yards
from the eighteenth green.
Beaver Dam staged a number
of features with competition in
the Presidents Cup the principal
attraction. In this competition
the scores were exceedingly close.
only two strokes separating the
first five. A. D. Robertson with
92-25-67 was the winner; H. A.
Neff with 82-14-68 was second,
and the following tied for third,
C. r. Miller, 87-18-69; w. T. Hen
derson, 87-18-69, and j. c. john
son, 82-13-69.
William H. White won the
mems driving contest with a 275-
yard wallop, noSing out M. F.
Mccarthy by one foot. The ap-
preaching and putting contests
saw Jesse F. Baggett the winner
when he was within eight feet
of the cup from IS yards, while
M. F. Mccarthy again was Sec
ond. Just foot outside Baggett's
pitch. Baggett and Mccarthy
also finished one-two in the putt
ing contest.
In the women's events, Mrs.
Ora Emge with a card OF 1O5-
1890 won the 18-hole medal hand
leap affair, while Mrs. Alma Won
STEINER won low gross with
98 Mrs. Emge'S 19O-yard wallop
won the women'S driving contest.
Mrs. H. A. Neff being second at
ITS yards. Mrs. Carl Mitchell won
the women's approaching con-
test from Mrs. T. N. Beaver, while
Mrs. Won STEINER and Mrs.
Stone were the one-two putting
combination.
ArgyIe's flag tourney re-
suited in q victory for Ira L.