The Washington times., 1931-10-05
GIVE PRIZES
FOR EVERY
SIXTEEN
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Qualifying rounds in the an
nual Congressional Country Club
golf championship will be held
Friday, 1t was announced today by
DR.. Bruce L. Taylor, chairman OF
the tournament committee. The
low sixteen will compete at match
play Saturday and Sunday.
There will be as many six.
teens as necessary to accommo,
date the entries, says DR.. Taylor.
Prizes will be awarded at a buf-
Get supper Sunday night.
Prizes will be distributed for
low medal in the qualifying
round, winner and runner-up in
each division as well as winner
Of the defeated eight in each di-
vision.
G. B. Murphy, Of Chicago,
won the championship last year
but will not defend his laurels.
He has been out Of the city
much of the past year and
though a nonresident member
Of Congressional, Is said to be
iii In . hospital at the present
time.
Maurice Nee was the winner
of the ringer tourney at Manor
with a selected card Of so. Harry
G. Pitt, who defeated John T..
Mccarthy, 2 and /, to win the
club championship, was second
with 50.
Qualifying Extended
Qualifying rounds in the In
dian Spring championship have
been extended to Friday. So far,
j. William Harvey, jr., leads for
the low medal with rs, four over
par. Leroy Sasscer, present
champion, turned in n. Sam
Rice, the lefthander, tailed 70
and Tom Belshe counted 80.
Howard Nordlinger was medal
Est In the Woodmont Club cham
pionship With 80. Pairings:
First Flight-Howard NordIinger (S2)
W. Morton Wilmer Is4. DR.. M. p.
Fischer Gsi.. tsD tsS> ys Milton Harris {Ss}'
William 1iIch tS2) vs.. - MeIvin % Kraft Kraft
(Ss), Morris Goldstein (s7) VS.. Henry
Breslau (s2l. DR.. 8, 3. Gottlieb 9ol
yS ySo, Gilbert Hahn (SS1, Fulton % BryIawski
L. e. Harris (Ss) VS.. H. Kaufman (9O.
Second Flight-Sam Kaufman VS.. H
Jocobl. Stanley Fischer vs; DR.. Aubrey
stephens Hy' ", vs. Dr. wila% IL 1sHey 3stey
Isaac ,Behrend vs.. Leo Schlossberg,
Ralph Goldsmith VS.. Jesse Miller. Julian
ReiS ya. Jack shulman. and N. N
John r. Miller defeated Mar
tin F. Mccarthy, 2 and /, in the
feature match Of the champion
ship flight at Beaver Dam. M.
A. Taliaferro eliminated C.
Witcher, l up in 20 holes, in the
nonqualifiers flight, after they
had halved the nineteenth with
brides. Taliaferro counted a
birdie on the twentieth to win.
Summaries:
First Flight--H. Phipps defeated H.
4. Neff, and 2; W. J. Cox defeated
defeated Don Buckingham and 2,
and J. R. Miller defeated N. F. Nc
Second FiiTht-chick Herner defeated
Q. r. Wright, and 2; c. s. Lord de-
feated p. Gerard. up: B. r. Benston
defeated J. F.. Voll. up in 10 holes
and n. B. Shaw defeated ". T. Hender-
Third FlIght--P W. omon defeated
p Sherman up; II J. Cooper de-
e. sRax and n sHs
and 2.
Miller B. Stevinson and Donald
woodward. veterans, upset those
golfing youngsters. Tommy Bones
and Everett Eynon. 2 up, in a
challenge round for the Cy Cum.
mings Cup at the Columbia
Country Club. Bones and Eynon
were heavy favorites but the old.
timers turned in a better ball of
90, one under par, to win. Albert
r. Mackenzie has filed a chal.
1enge but hasn't selected mis-
partner,
Jack Lynch and w. B. Rob-
insOn will oppose Sunday for
the Argyle Club championship.
Lynch disposed Of j. G. Reilly,
2 and 6, in the semifinals while
Robinson put away L. r. HaF-
risOn, defending champion, ON
the Goth hole. w. E. Aiken
meets Harry Peacock In the
COM olatiOn finals.
e. j. Gray was the winner Of
the sweepstakes at Kenwood with
q score Of 1918, 70. F. A. Mel.
son, 92.19, 73, was runner-up.
r. H. Davidson scored an eagle
three on the third hole, 4S8
yards, Of the new nine.
Second results in the Pres.
ident's cup at Chevy Chase fol.
low: .'
Second Round-George p. Richards
i (17) defeated George e. Elliott G2),
1 and 8; Comdr. H. L. Merring (ISj
defeated v. R. Alfaro (22), 2 up; r.
p. Whitley (12) defeated w. g. Brant-
ley, 5r. (S, 5 and 4; H. p. Wright
(I8) defeated c. B. Drake (20), / up.
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