The Washington times., 1930-06-19
81 PLAYERS
ENTERED IN
TOURNEY

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tanning players with handicaps Of
II and under; Glass B, handicaps
Of IL to 10, and Glass C, players
with 10 to n handicaps. The low
net in each class will be re.
warded with prizes. Entries may
be made with Tony Sylvester,
club pro. until o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
Maurice Mccarthy, jr., defend
ing champion, and Mark Flana,
gan, both of Georgetown, and
George Voigt, former local star.
easily qualified for play in the
Metropolitan amateur champion.
ship. Voigt finished fourth in
the qualifying round with 152,
while Mccarthy had 156 and
Flanagan 1877.
Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes. former
District champion, and Mrs. s. r.
Colladay, both of Columbia. the
only Washingto gtonians playing in
the Gibson Island tournament,
carried off the days honors in
the qualifying rounds by finish
Ing one-two.
Mrs. Haynes set a course
record to capture the medal
with . 7S. while Mrs. Cola
day was home In IS to be
second. The previous record
or SS was set two years ago
by Virginia HoIzderber, Mid
die-Atlantic champion.
There were enough dentists
playing at Indian Spring yester.
day to cure ali the toothaches in
the District, the occasion Being
the annual tournament between
the Washington and Baltimore
Dental Golf Association. When
the last scores were posted Wash
1ngton had successfully repulSed
the bid Of the invaders, 8 points
to Z.
q Play was tWo-ball hest.bau
match with two players from Bal
timore matched against two
Washingto In all, "a players
participated. The prize for low
gross was won by DIR. Walter r.
Lister with a card of n, while
the law net best ball prize went to
DR.. c. H. Shield and DR.. Charles
Waters, Baltimore, with 81-23-58.
Dr.'J. L. Barnard and DR.. A. G..
Miller, Washington, with 84-25-59,
were runners-up.
The results follow:
more. ss-1s-ss; j.. r. lee Meeisnahsn iisln
9ad = R DeFarrsS Washington. so
: L. Rossman and H. e. Kelsey. Balti-
more, 8o-12-6S: Bruce l. Taylor and
C. L: ,sEtl1 Smith, Washington. ss-1o773.
more, s4-1s-s5; William 6. Barr and
H. P. cobssy WASHINGTON, s7-ls-71.
zG H; Shield and Charles Waters:
8. c. Hopkins. washingtos. sO-1s-62 |
g: M. Anderson and G. w. Gaver.
Baltimore, 7s-14-s5 W. R, McLster
= B. H. smith and H Van Natta. Bal
1. NJ Christie. Washington. S5-1s-SS. |
Baitimore' 1ooHso-7c; HG s $. 4 Ansslo Sanusrsi snd
~ l. ogus: Washington. s4-26-ss
D. E.. Cutler and o. H. Gaver. Balti-
more, 91--2S-63: ], L. Barnard and
A. g, Miller. Washington s4-25--59
s w W. Boatman and T. L. McCarrier,
Baltimore. s6--17-e9: Thomas J. Price |
and Thomas D. Webb. 79-1O-6s
Fred Emmerson and W. S. Graan |
Baltirnore, 95--21-74; Paris z. Brengle |
and 4. Thomas Utz, Washington, s5- |
J. r. Manley and G. H. Afford. Bal |
tirnore. 99-27-72; j. F. Brazinsky and |
r. NJ Murray Washington. 82-19-63. |
e, c: Gail and C. A. Book. BaIti- |
more, 97--30--67: c. D. Cole and w. |
q. Johanneson. Washington. 1856
A. e. Holbrook and A. H. Paterson,
Baltimore 1O5--S0-75; E. b. Horen
and j. G. Reilly. Washington. 99-26-
W. L.. Badger and c. L. Inman. t
8Altimore. 96-30-66: J. e. Black and |
w. M. Sweet. Washington. 9O-28-62 /
j. 8. Myers and NJ. Eggnats BaIti-
more, 114-30-S4: ]. J. McGuirk and
J; A. Friedman. Washington. 96-25-
L. Parsons and B. B. Ide. Baltimore.
S9-22--67: Arthur B. Crane and Her |
bert MacNamee. Washington. 1910
. D. sheehan and K. Preis. Baltimore,
sS-So-66; Coble ana A. b. Wilson,
G. Phillips and Lynn Emmart. Balti-
more, s1-25--66: J. B. Farts and W.
Nichols. Washington. 94-24-7o.
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