Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-12
PANHOLz FER LOOKS
FOR TOUGH GOING
Champs Crown Is WabbIing.
Golf May Hold Lists at
CIarendon'S Open.

~ AYMOND ]. PANHOLZER
* Will start the defense of his
title as horseshoe cham
pion of Seat Pleasant We'd
nesday and isn't half optimistic
of retaining 1t. Thirty players
are in line. with more expected
before the Seat Pleasant deadline
falls three days hence, and among
the lot are several that Panholzer
admits likely will be too strong for
him.
The Seat Pleasant preliminary is ac-
counted one of the toughest in the
entire metropolitan district champion
ships sponsored by The Star, and the
winner will be a formidable candidate
for the metropolitan crown. But for a
series of unlucky breaks, Panholzer
probably would have gone much further
in last years competition. AS it was,
he was runner-up to Champion Merle
Heilmann in the Prince Georges County
finals and showed to advantage in the
Southern Maryland play-offs after a
fatiguing journey CT several hours.
IF l do as well this year." he said
today, 1T will be more than I expect.
l doubt that III get past the Seat
Pleasant tournament"
defending champion at the Maryland
town and has made the following plans:
Five matches will be played each eve
ming OF next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
One game of so points win consti-
tute match except in the final, which
will be two out of three 50-point games.
Any player failing to show on sched-
uled time will be defaulted.
In case of rain, the schedule will be
put back one day. No matches will be
played on Saturdays and Sundays.
Playing dates will be published in
The Star and posted at the Seat Pleas
ant fire house.
THE following pairings have been
L made for Seat Pleasant:
Wednesday.
r. J. Panholzer VS.. W. Miller.
G. Cady VS.. w. CLANCY
F. Van Rueth VS.. w. Bowman.
N. Duvall VS.. P. Hampton.
w. Huntington VS.. H. w. Hotchkiss
Thursday.
Louis Palmer VS.. F. c. Hardesty.
| w. Maloney VS.. I. Main.
E. F. Robertson VS.. e. McChesney.
J, c. Blackwell VS.. d. CLANCY.
F. F. Martin vs. X. Nugent.
Friday.
william Belts VS.. p. Kraft.
E. Chatterton VS.. H. Dom.
J. E. Quintrell VS.. w. Phelps.
B. Roger VS.. o. e. Lamp.
Z. Hayes VS.. B. Hoar.
MAJ. F. H. GOFF, new chairman at
4N1 Clarendon, will be out of town
for several days and likely will
extend the entry deadline week. This
major looks for a large field at Clar-
| endon, where holly contested tourna-
ment was held last year under the
direction of Carl z. SWenson, who also
managed the Arlington County play
offs.
IHOKE BAILEY, chairman at wynne-
L wood Park, in Montgomery County,
announces the following entries
Howard Kacy, Joseph c. CisSel, j. Os-
car Blades, Apdreas Loef1er, Karl Jar
rell, Marshall Davis. Branson Thomas,
Ray Moore, George Stambaugh, Willard
Miller, Charles Marcellena, Ralph Boyd,
j. Reginald Boyd, Richard Stimson,
Hugh Buhrman and Howard Bailey.
Wynnewood Park is making its debut
in the Metropolitan tournament. None
of its players is expected to advance far
beyond the preliminary, but as Bailey
puts it: We'll have some fun and that's
the big idea"
The Metropolitan entry probably
would be doubled If all pitchers as
sumed the same attitude. buffers with
community pride could help prime their
champion for further conquest merely
by swelling the entry and giving him
more matches to pitch.
Don't be bashful, you duffersl Every
body's welcome to this horseshoe pitch
! ing party.