Evening star., 1930-06-03

or three of them were cosidered to have
enough golf to catch Belshe's 154.
Alfred Janrison, assistant to Tony
sylvester, now is the coholder with Bill
Pendergast, the club champion, OF the
record for the Bannockburn Golf
Club course. Jamison took his clubs in
hand the other day and crashed out
scintillating 81, 3 under par, picking up
seven brides en- route to amaze Clar-
ence Dowling and j. c. Hawley with the
brilliance of his golf. He was out IN 81
and back in 35 and did not have sin
gle 6 in his card. Here is the way ne
played, with par for the layout:
Out, par :. 5 4 4 8 4-35
Jamison -. 3 So
In, par 80. 5 8 5 3 4 4-35-70
Janiison -. 2 S 8 4 8 4 4-35-67
Pendereast made his score last year.
Both cards of 81 were made under Win
ter rules, by which the ball is teed on
the fairway.
Tony Sylvester, the rotund and genial
Bannockburn pro- says he never mas
heard of so many players beating their
previous best low scores as during the
past few days of fast course and good
golf weather. Among those VINO peat
their previous best mark was Mrs. Md
dleton Beaman, wife Of the former pres
ident of the District Golf Association,
who scored an 81.
over at Indian Spring the same
thing Is true. The other day Monro
Hunter and George Diffenbaugh, the
club professionals, esSayed to give the
best ball of Larry Otell, ]. w: Harvey
and j. v. Brownwell two holes each
nine, and took a fancy beating mainly
because of the brilliance OF Harvey ana
Otell. who each registered cards OF
IS. The score of 7S was the best
Harvey ever has had on the Indian
Spring layout. He was out in 36 and
back in the par of 81. Otells 73
also was a fine bit of golf but the
genial DOC" has scored better than
that over Indian Springs trying test.
The amateurs trounced the pros by
q S-and-2 margin.
Mrs. Emory Smith, who as Mary Nc
Cain, was ranked some years ago as
one of the leading younger golfers OF
this part of the country, shot an 81
yesterday to tie with Miss Susan Hacker
for low gross Sin the qualifying round
for the SiameSe Cup for women at
Chevy Chase. Sixteen women were
playing today in the first round OF the
tourney.
Most of the matches in the first
round of play for the Morven Thomp-
son Memorial Trophy among the
senior golfers at Chevy Chase have
round results:
lette by default; Gen. c. O.. Treat is to
play p. s. Ridsdale; Admiral NJ. M; Taylor
ter q. Peter defeated Gen, r., H. Allen, 2
and i; Admiral, ". H. STANDBY defeated
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defeated BENJAMIN Miller By aefssuKt; K:,,osa: WI.
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of golfers as the second round of play
got under way at Chevy Chase today
for the Oden Horstmann trophy, em-
blematic of the club championship
Davidson shot q IA yesterday to lead
Frederick Hitz by four strokes. Hitz
shot a 78. C. A. Fuller. defending
champion, registered an 80 to tie with
E. S. Smith over the hrst round. E.
B. Mason scored an "a. -Four medal
play rounds are to be played, ending
Thursday, the man with the lowest
gross score TO be the champion.
Mrs. Frank r. Keefer. president Of
the Women's District Golf Association,
announces that those prospective COM
petitors who have not sent in their
entry fees by tomorrow to her for the
women's District championship, will not
be allowed to practice Thursday and Fri
day over the course of the washington
Golf and Country Club, where the
tourney will start next Monday.
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