The Washington times., 1930-05-16
OLDER
PLAYERS To J.
ADVANCE .
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Older golfers Of the District
are today discussing the phe
nomenal showing Of EvereH
Eynon, of Columbia Country
Club. who has advanced to the
semifinals in the Chevy Chase
tournament. He is the son q
Edward B. Eynon, jr, a loeaa
champion years ago and a cork
ing golfer today. Probably the
Youngsters golf is inherited
The younger Eynon today has
a chance to move another step
toward golf recognition. He ma
Miller B. Stevinson, a fellow CluH
mate and District amateur cham
pion, in the semifinalS today.
Eynon cut down Donald
Parsons, a Pinehurst tOUrna-
ment player, by the wide mar :
gin of and in the first
round of match play. He ;
then disposed of H. John
Heimenz, of Lancaster, Pa,
/ up in the second round. His
victims are experienced play .
ers and EynOn, if he loses to
Stevinson today, has tive vic .
tories for his golf album.
Harry G. Pitt and w. P.
Youngs. of Princeton, N. j., are
the other semifinalists. YoIngss,
stationed in the aviation service
at Quantico. Va. graduated from
Princeton University two years
$50 where he also played op
the college golf team. .
w. Bion Moore, of Beaver Danf,
anad Fred HoblitZel, Of Toronto
vino tied for tie qualifying iaedal
With 73, wert eliminated IN the
fi,St round. 1ney met in the
consolation ROUNDS and agreed te
allow their mccall score stand a
Tie play-off. Hoblitzel won witt
II to Moore's 80.
B. r. English. Of Indian Spring
! defeated w. w. Jones, Of Cort
gressional, l up in 25 holes, in
| the fourth flight in what was cht
| longest match of the first rounds:
English dropped a 2-foot putt ol
! tt e twenty-fifth to win vita 9
par 4. :
Fred HitZ, of Chevy Chase, :
won the consultations sweep :
stakes for those who couldn't J
qualify because of WedneS- :
days rain. Hitz had the low
gross score with 7S. Low net !
/ went to John J. Chase, Con- !
! gressional, S6-7, 79. r. r. !.
Whiteley, Chevy Chase, 1914,
81, and d. M. McNeale, In I
dian Spring. 96-15, 81, tied ]
for second low net. Z
TidbitS of the Chevy Chasl
tourney. Miller B. STEVENSON wal
out in "a, one under par, in hi
afternoon match with r. =
/ Davidson. STEVENSON, whose s
| footer for a birdie 2 at the ninth.
trimmed the cup, was even par3
for 13 holes. going one over al
the 18th, where his ball found
the ditch. Colonel May, one 81
the organizers of the Chevy ChaSe
Club, dropped around to glancs
at the scores. the only halyed
hole in the match between Luthel
Florine and E. T. Rice was thd
18th, each getting parS, and
which ended the match in Flof
ines favor. M. Parker NolaI
Clipped into the cup from of
17th green for a par to beaa
Florine in the afternoon, Parked
playing the last five holes II
parS. Tommy Bones won Seved
straight holes against E. q
Jones, . Harry Pitt. regaining hi;
putting magic, checked eight con
secutive parS against Alex Coles
going one over at the 9th, wherl
his approach was feeble. .ColeS
almost had a birdie two herr
when his pitch and run-up rat
into the cup and bounced out. /
Everett Eynon was half-StymieS
at 9th, brt sunk the putt fol
par to win the hole from Fl.
John Heimenz. w. Bion MOORE
"whistled" himself out Of thl
running when he drove into thS
rough in his extra-hole mattel
with Davidson in the first round
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