Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
REPEATS VICTORY
SCQREDLAST WEEK
Defeats Mccarthy. 4 and 8,
After Practice Round"
Was, Thrown Out.
BIZ MALTER 3. MecALLUM.

Mccarthy played last SUM
~ day what Fred Byrne, chair
man Of the Bannockburn
Golf Club Golf Committee. termed
a practice round" which Byrne
threw out because 1t was not
played at SO holes. But yesterday
Shorey repeated his victory in the
practice round" to win the Ban
nockburn Club championship by
margin of and 8, playing the
SO holes in four over par, to win
from Mccarthy on the fifteenth
green.
shorey. With a rs In the morning
round yesterday, was up on Mccarthy
at the noon-time interval, collecting
three brides over the first round, and
he started out in the afternoon with
the same burst Of speed, getting brides
on the first and second holes.
After he closed out Mccarthy on the
fifteenth green he continued the round
and finished with q score OF II ana
36-hole total of IA, which Is just about
the best piece of golf that has been
shot consecutively over the Bannock-
burn course this year. The final was
played under ideal weather conditions,
and was played yesterday to permit
Shorey to play today in tourney at
the Woodnont Country Club.
In the morning round Shorey had
brides on the second, fourth and thir-
teenth holes, and in the afternoon ne
picked up brides at the first, second,
nth and sixteenth. His victory marked
the FIRST time Shorey has won the cham
ptonship at Bannockburn, although ne
has been member of the club for sew.
eral wears. He won the FAN invitation
tourney Of the club early In September
Coudr. 8. B. MacFarlane Is the win
1er of the Siamese Cup tourney, the
last formal event of the year for mem.
bers Of the Chevy Chase Club. Con1dr.
MacFarlane won the fnal round from
II. G. Turner by 4 and 3. conceding
Turner a handicap of three strokes IN
the final. to win on the fifteenth hole.
The event wound up the FAN golf sea-
son at the club.
Four assistant professionals at WASH
iugton clubs battled right down to the
thirty-sixth green at Indian Spring FRI
day before victory perched on the shoul-
ders of Harry Mestmer and Frank Cum
ninCham. the Bann0ckburn- Burning
Tree pair. They went to the final hole
to gain victory over Eddie Stevens OF
Manor and Claggett Stevens Of Con-
gressional. Mesimer holed 2 i2-toot
putt on the seventeenth green IN the
morning round to carry the match TO
the last hole all square and they de-
cided to play on the tie in another
1e-hole match.
The champion Of champions" tourna-
ment scheduled TO be played 1T the
Woodmont Country Club this afternoon
will bring together almost AL the Lead
ing amateur golf talent around WASH
ington. The players win be the guests
of the Woodniont Club at luncheon at
II o'clock and viii start playing about
o'clock. The lone stars missing win
be Miller =. STEVENSON OF Columbia,
former District amateur champion, and
winner Of the washington Golf and
Country Club Spring invitation tour
ney, and Clarence b. Murphy, cham
pion of the Confessional Country Club.
The following have signifaed their inten-
ton to play In the l0-hole event: Prank
X. Roesch, District champion and
washington Golf and Country Club
champion; John c. Shorey, winner OF
the Woodniont and Bannockburn tour
neys and Bannockburn champion:
George r. Miller, Manor Club title
holder; Harry q. Pitt, winner Of the
Chevy Chase tourney: G. Ashmead
Fuller, Chevy Chase champion; Everett
Eynon, Columbia Country Club title
holder: Leroy Sasscer OF Indian Spring;
Volney Burnett Of Beaver Dam; L. T.
Harrison Of Argyle. Howard Nordlinger
Of Woodmont and Capt. Frank 3.
6toner of the Army. Navy and Marine
Corps Country Club.
The golf team Of Arlington Post.
American Legion, was beaten IN q
match last week ct the Army. Navy
and Marine Corps Country Club. ~ z
team representing the Arlington Rotary
Ci,lh The teams were matched as fol-
lows: Rotary. DR.. r. N. sutton ana
Or. s. T. holland. vs. Legion, Capt. ,.
n Yorkdaie and Robert II. Forman.
Rotary, c. w. Healey and II. B. Nit
chell VS.. Legion, r.. p. Ballinger ana
George Kicker. Healy had the best
score. with a card Of %. Other scores
were: holland. 90; sutton, 90; Forman,
o.; Yorkdale. 100; Mitchell, lO4; Bal
hnger. 102; Kicker. l0S.
Several Of the local golf professionals
plan to leave the Capital tonight Tor
Pinehurst. N. c., where they win play
Tuesday and Wednesday in the Md
South tournament at the Carolina re-
lort. Among those who plan to go are:
Mel Shorey of East Potomac Park;
n. ~. l1OuSLtbQAI Va nACAt1OAS4s " aASSA "
Cunningham Of Burning Tree; Fred
Mcleod Of Columbia: Alex Armour OF
Congressional, and possibly Bob Bar
nett and Gene Larkin Of Chevy Chase.
On Tuesday they will play in pro-
pro best ball tourney. In which first
money will aggregate $500, while on
wednesday they win play in an indiyi-
dual event, for which q first money
prize of $500 Is to be hung up. Pro-
fessionals win be allowed free board
and rooms at the main hotel at Pine
burst Monday. Tuesday and wednesday
the tournament season Of the Seniors
Golf Association Of the Chevy Chase
Z Club, Just concluded. has been one u
the most successful ever run OF by ths
golf committee Of the association
headed BY Gen. ID. c. Shanks. Thirteen
major events were run on, together Will
n number Of lesser tournaments, and
putting contests. Here IL recapitula.
ticn or the events Of the season. witt
the winners: Handicap match and
medal play, April 8. won ~ Cnarlel
won by z. M Talc0tt: tombstone tour
ney. July 4, won BY Admiral NJ. M. Tay
lor; Labor day handicap match, woE
BY w. O. Brantley; Savage Cup, wol
BY E. M. Taicott: ellis Cup, won b.
Col, Edward clifford: the Perkins Plate
won BY George X. W0rkhington; tn
Morven Thompson Memorial Cup. wol
by Z. M. Talc0tt: MidseasOn Cup, VOL
BY II. M. Southgate: Minor cup. VOL
BY Col. Joseph wheeler: Talcott Cur
won by Cen. d. G. Shanks: Cliffor,
Cup, won BY Col. Joseph Wheeler
Wheeler Cup, for the best net score TO
the month Of october: tie between Ger
H p. Mccain and Admiral H. r. Stan
ford, net ~: Golf Association Cup, 70
the three best net scores for the season