The Washington times., 1930-09-08
4 D. c. TEAMS
SEEK STATE
GOLF TITLE
BY JUNO KINERK


of matches in the Maryland
State club team championship
tournament will be played with
two of the four local clubs play
ing at home. In all. 81 clubs
are entered in the competition,
Congressional, Indian Spring, Co
lumbia and Chevy Chase being
the District entries. However, all
the byes are being taken care
cs in the first round, so Indian
Spring and Columbia draw byes
this Sunday but will play Sep
tember "a.
Competstion in this tourna-
ment finds the rivals each play
ing q 10-man team. Matches are
played in foursomes with the
Nassau scoring system prevailing.
Besides the Bannockburn tour
nament here, which starts Wed
neSday, qualifying rounds being
played Wednesday and Thursday
with match play rounds follow
ing Friday and Saturday, there
is the Suburban club champion
shin in Baltimore. 1t starts Wed
nesday and j. Monro Hunter, Jr,
Rov Sasscer and Albert Macken-
zie have entered from Washing
ton.
Ed Peppler, secretary OF
the State Association, has an
nOunced that the following
schedule will obtain:
SUNDAY, SEPT. IA, FIRST
ROUND
Congressional VS.. Naval
Academy (here).
Chevy Chase VS.. Elkridge
Hunt Club (there).
SUNDAY, SEPT. 81, SECOND
ROUND
Columbia VS.. Forest Park. k.Balti
more Country Club winner (here)
Congressional Naval Academy
winner VS.. Sparrows Point at
winners course.
Chevy Chase-Elkridge winner
VS.. Catoctin on winners course.
Rodgers Forge VS.. Indian Spring
(here). j.
A spirited tournament was helo
at Manor yesterday, the losers
being required to buy the dinners
for the winners. The average
score of the winning team, which
was made UP of the following
n l.. LAYTON. M. Meyers, F. w
Rade, E. M. McClelland, J. e
Bowl, j. C. Putnam, P. M. Storm
and S. M. Grogan, averaged IS
The losers, G. L. Thompson, E
Hanson, H. P. Booth, e. N
Cramer, j. F. Eberts, j. c. Rut
ter, and Ray Farrell, averaged n
| Beaver, Dams, golf team yester
day scored it's second-team victor!
of the year over Argyle, the fina
score being 1Sla points to 11H
points. Yesterdays match wa
played at Argyle. In the previous
encounter at Beaver Dam, tht
score was 10 to 8.
Close matches abounded II
yesterdays competition, no fewe'
than five Of them ending all even
The scores follow:
NJ. F. Mccarthy. (Beaver Dam), VS.. N
fP. DiEste. tArgyle), defeated H. Phipps
(Beaver Dam), and 4. Best ball
". B. Moore, tBeaver Dam), defsate'
Thompson, 4 asne1' tsea1sr pamS dsteate'
Thomas sPi tt. (Argyle), 2 and /. Bes
Ball-Beaver Dam. 4 and 3.
]. ]. Baggett, (Beaver Dam). defeate'
Day, (Beaver Dam), defeated J. A. Coz
| (Argyle). and 2. Best ball-Beave
| Dam. 3 and /.
voiney @. Burnett, (Beaver DAMP, de
l. w. j. Cox. (Beaver Damp, defeated "
B. Robinson. (Argyle), and 4. Bes
ball-Beaver Dam, and l.
John q. Biggs, tArgyle(. defeated lie
e. oliveri, fArEyleo. defeated Lindse
Stott, (Beaver Dam). ana 6. Bes
balI-Argyle, s and 4.
NJ. H. Maier tBeaver Dam) vs. P. "
Butler tArryie5 defeated r. NJ. Brown
L. t. Hopkins (Beaver Dam) defeated
Major ]. w. Meehan. ArEyle and 8
L. Mifflin CArEylel all even. Best bal
]. C. johnson (Beaver Daml VS.. Car
NoetzeI (ArgyleO all even. Harry Baile1
| (Beaver Daml defeated Wilbur A: Tay
ior (ArgyIel and /. Best ball-Beave
| Dam, and 1.
David G. Morris (Beaver Daml de
feated B. S. Beall (Argyle and 2
| william H. White (Beaver Dam) de
feated William Walsh (Argyle) and
| Rest ball-Beaver Dam, 1 and 2
| A. T. wannan (Argyle) defeated A. ]
Doyle (Beaver Dam) 6 and 4. Donalt
buckingham (Beaver Dam) defeated DR.
]. G. Riley (Argylel 3 up. Best ball
| Argyle, up.
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