Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-05

n n ORE than thirty members Of
MI the Senior Golf Association of
the Chevy Chase Club were to
gather with the same number
of professionals at the club for lunch
con today at the invitation Of Bob
Barnett, the club pro, and later Will
play golf in a senior professional golf
tourney.
Because there were an insufficient
number of professionals to pair WIN
ali the seniors who wished to play. a
few leading amateurs have been desig-
mated as partners for the seniors. The
luncheon will be held at 1890.
The seniors will play with their regu-
lar hAndicaps as arranged by the senior
Golf Association.
Here are the pairings, the seniors be-
ing named first:
Col Edward Clifford {1 and william
Tsls re- t and Arthur B. Thorn "0oom0n'
ADMIRAL + R. Stanford 90 and Joseph
Kay d, and William Scott Baltimore Coun-
George B. Christian, ir. ,ug: and Alex
I'D. and Archie Clark. Congressional Coun-
ri Il. N. Ward t1s, and Louis Fisher, George,
s sGTn G. i. MeM fss Roiina ROAD Coli club
MS dfs F Woodhome e conntfs CUB. g. Y
Worthin l dS, ,,s and A. L. Houghton' Ken
WOOD Country w Gss to and Mel shorey.
East aa Potomac n M PARK W 6. Br%ntley iis'
and john siattery. GEORGETOWN U. lama
Dr.. c. /. Marlatt tls and Dave Thomp-
son, washington Golf and Country CiSo'
H. d. Champion uD and Jimmie Roche
kIkrinRe Hunt Club
GEN Q. b. Drake (S and John Flaherty.
Az View cosntry Club Senator spsnssr msrysnd
:. kidsdale tscratrh, and Richard hard. :;
G; 3. McVas, jr. ta, and Al Treoer' Manor
Admiral j. J. Cheatham Cl3l and Douslas
Brooke, Hillendale. lie Roy Eakin 40 anu
Shsah Wa,sl s a Ps.. qens and
ps ase p . ssTEi indian fns spins %i
#: 4 aillis tiCS ana ciih Spencer Foress
faHk Ba Rlst ei,j M and George pirenbaush
Indian SPRING. John c. Let's dD and Ell
wood Poore Philadelphia, Pa.
CD wfm MOrr9x John snd W. aSes
CO.. sy Me absvy TSs sad f Ra:Gn f Ess
t3o) and William Hardy, Chevy Chase.
Martin r. Mccarthy, one of the ia
vorites to win the Beaver Dam Club
title, was beaten yesterday in the sec
ond round by John r. Miller. Here are
the other results in the title chase:
First fisht-Henry Phipps defeated T.
5: ksnssiek. ana =; J. 3. s Johnston ds-
Miller defeated N. +. MccartAy, and /.
whit ana I;.a I6f Sefs sstsate j. F
V Vell. ! up. u holes; ". b. Shaw defeated
W. T. Hs SmP oman nS defeated p sherr-
man, 2 up: II. O.. Cooper defeated :; Ffie9-
man and & f. sIRs sTsper d defestsa
F. Vance, 3 ana 2.
Finalists in the Argyle Club cram
pionship are John j. Lynch and w. 3.
Robinson. Lynch yesterday defeated ..
a. Reilly, I and 6, while Robinson
6nwned L. r. Harrison. the defending
champion, on the twentieth hole.
n. T. Baxter and r. L. Lynch are the
flpalists in the second flight, and IN the
third flight the finalists are E. V. Carr
and George Hamilton.
Milton Harris won the handicap
championship of the Woodmont Cluo
yesterday, beating II. M shapiro, =
and 3, In the final. Howard Nordlinger
won the qualifying round In the club
scratch championship yesterday with
a card Of 90.
4. J. Gray won the sweepstakes
tourney ct Kenwood yesterday with q
card Of S3-l3-70. Second place went
to F. A. Nelson with score OF 92-l9
-73. r. H. Davidson made an eagle
8 on the twelfth hole, sinking his
mashie third shot from off the green
on the par 8 hole.
Results in the second roun:. cf the
competition for the Presidents Co., at
Chevy Chase are as follows:
Second round-Georgs r. ,Richards dIl
CSnaT l. MsrrigE is, vS Ssfsstsf e., y. a r
feateS W. a. Hrantiey. jr Cd, 5 and 4;
H. r Wrisht OO defeated c. B. Drake
(z0), / up.