The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-07

WUUDN!UN
TOURNEY
Some Of. the foremost golfers
Of the District will shoot in to
days qualifying round Of the
Woodmont tourney. They'll have
to. pass Roger Peacock's 70 which
was the best figure turned In
yesterday.
Those who will try to surpass
Peacock's mark are Miller B
STEVENSON, Martin r. Mccarthy
w. ]. Cox, G. B. Murphy, Page
Hufty, Harry G. Pitt, Albert r
Mackenzie, Mel Shipley and
Johnny Shorey.
Many Of these will merely at
tempt to qualify for the first
flight rather than press them
selves with an idea toward win
ming the medal.
Bernard HallOck, of Homes
dale, Pa, and a student at
Benjamin Franklin U. turned
In n IS to take second hOnOrs.
Addison Loveless, a 17-year-
old lad and captain Of the
Bethesda High School golfers,
carded "a as did w. A. Den
mis-, Of Georgetown University
and Congressional Country
Club.
Arnold Mccartney, also Of Con-
gressional, was the only player to
break go.
Loveless, who learned most Of
his golf at Rock Greek Park,
covered the first nine in IS, but
blew UP on the second nine where
he took AZ. He was nervous when
he strobe to the tenth tee and
began to play his shots too
hurriedly. The lad will cause
trouble within a year or two.
Cards of Peacock and Hallock,
together with yesterdays qualify
Ing scores, follow:
Par, out ......... 44 43S 4S4-55
P pssoo aa;' out ::::: sss SIS iss-n
Peacock in; ....... - sa 4t-sS-'S
Taiioek' ,H......... 5sl AS 4S4-~s7-75
roger Peacock. Indian Spring T3) /;
Bernard Hailock, Honesdals LTS)' Add
son Leveless, unatt. CD; w =; PEA
e e.ttr. SoAe cansFsa:eps {i Max wsSl
Woodrnont 500; NJ. e. oliveri, Argyle
(sD; Frank Butter. Argyle (sD; For
rest THOMPSON Indian Spring Sn ::
J. +. McCarron, Congressional (s3l;
Homer s. Pope. Indian Spring (SS) !:
e. b. Wagner, Indian Spring $50: Jas.
2. Collins. Beaver Dam go; VIM. Il;
Lightbown. Harper $50: P. B. Hoover.
Indian Spring (S0; Fulton BryiawskL
Woodmont $50: Maury Fitzgerald,
matt. tsD: Dolph Atherton, AFygIe
Heron, Beaver Dam Ns); George T.
richardson, Indian Spring $3.50: VIM.
s. Elliott, Kenwood $50: r. M.
brown. Beaver Dam $50; w. T. Kirk
ssnnockburn $50; C, e. Buck. Ban
nockburn SD; Harry G. Allen. Indian
Spring (ss); NJ. r. Westcott, Wash
ington $50; John K. Yeatman; colum.
Gss): Alex Baumgartner; Argyle $50:
I,uther Florine Bannockburn (s0); W.
.. Coleman, Hopkinsville, KY 800
franklin Parks, Congressional (s1) Dr..
Henderson. Indian spriuE lsf>; J. A.
bott Beaver Dam (s1); Lee Mottett,
sannockburn ls2l; ?. 2. ut1; Indian
Spring ts0; O. L. veerhoff. Washing:
Jas. J. coleman, unatt (ssl; R. G. Kim
he'll. Bannockburn (9S); j. H. Hoff.
man. Washington 90: H. e. Phillips
Indian Spring 90; Ben L. F Euler:
WsshngtST f'H; W, low " pf ss1noe MSmDP
(9Sj; R. W. westwood, Manor tsS:
WIN. F. Rhoades, Bannockburn (sO:
Lloyd Carey, kenwood (96).
Tourney thoughts. Max Weyl
driving out-of bounds on the sixth
and seventh holes and three-put-
ting the eighteenth, finishing with
an 80. Addison Loveless, the
youngster who created a stir as
the sun was fading. caddied for
AL Houghton in the pro tourney
Monday at Congressional. . "A. e.
Steinem, Joe Kaufman, Bill Illch
and Gil Hahn greeting every COM
petitor Jack Lynch saying his
Short game has slumped. and
Forrest Thompson mourning an
8 on the fourth hole which
pushed his card to 81. Frank K.
Roesch. who hasn't been on his
"game" this spring. inspecting all
the rough spots. George j. Rich
ardson telling Of a lucky break
he got at the seventh and with
visions of getting into the fourth
sixteen. Sam Leidy, i'll at he ne,
the most notable absentee. :.
Homer S. Pope. of Indian Spring,
who christened the left-handed
tourney, "Namandii Nindji," chat
ting with Leopold v. Freudberg
about golf stylists. .Woodmont
fools those thinking they can
score 1t without difficulty.
Sparks from Columbia's Boast
ers'" fun festival. . over 200 mem
bers attended the exercises which
began in the morning. trucks
hauled members from the club
house to the fifth tee where
speeches preceded the attempted
burning in effigy of a member.
Herbert r. Shannon, astride a
Sa~sa and CARRIED as an Indian