The Washington times., 1931-09-08
GAINED FAME
AFTERGO|NG
HOMEWORK
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

turn to his native home.
The cause given for Voigt's
return to this city is the slump
in the brokerage business, lifelesS
as a cemetery since the depres-
sion hurricane cut loose in 1928.
Before going to New York as
bond salesman for one Of the
New York houses, Voigt'S anna
teur standing was questioned by
the District Golf Association, out
the national body cleared him.
Voigt won the recognition in
New York that some sought to
deny him here.
Though the qualifying rounds
in the KenwOOd Club champion
ship were held Saturday. and
Sunday, Johnny ShOrey was alb
sent, having gone to the ma
tiOnal amateur championship
where he failed to qualify. Be-
fore leaving, ShOrey was assured
he could qualify for the Ken
wood championship upon his
return.
Shorey's presence at the ma
tional amateur after Tuesday was
unnecessary and he could have re-
turned hastily for his own clubs
qualifying rounds. A place was
left open for him in the list Of
eight who will begin match play
for the championship. AL Shorey
need beat is 90, the score of his
alternate. w. V. Brumbaugh.
BOrfes Wins on Ouimet
Tommy Bones, the 5outhpaw
swinger of the Columbia Country
Club, didn't qualify in the ma
tional amateur but he collected
on Francis Ouimet. He had Oui-
met in a golf pool. Incidentally,
Bones is pointing for the District
amateur championship and has
blasted two or three scores under
IS since his return to Columbia.
The shift to Burning Tree
for the local amateur champion
ship may have been unwise, as
it is reported that the green's
at Burning Tree are not i'm the
best Of condition.
The 72-hole medal play cham
pionship will be played Thursday
and Friday with Frank <. Roesch,
1880 titleholder, as a bystander.
Beaver Dam
women's Club championship (first
Is holes).Mrs. Alma von STEINER;
Mchs III Mr' 49, 9sa 4s Emse IL los q Aef Mai flE is
ep eap, won NJ by Asnssi paTld Gil Gil s5i7, IS;
second second H ,a.rItt A. Nsff' ~ So. s. other
Devilbiss, s9-1S, "a; ]. NJ. Price, sO-1S,
"a: driving contest won by Martin F.
Mccarthy, $50 Yards; second, Harry
Bailey 24O yards; John HonIS R. Miller 2sS @
second: Forrest Thompson, third; put
ting contest. William H. White first;
J. c. johnson. second.
Columbia Country Club
and G. Arthur Slater S4-14, TO- tied
for first; l.. Clark Brown, 9O-1s. 70,
and Robert H. Dalgleish, S715, 7s,
CHEVY CHASE CLUB
Eighteen-hole match play against par:
winner Louis Mackal. up oil par;
DR.. J. Allan Talbot, 1 up on par;
Thomas Hopgood all even with par.
MANOR CLUB
Thirty-six holes medal play handicap
Won by ]. e. Meuu, 194-52, 142; Robert
C.. Hird, 1914, 147; and G. D. Glib
bons, 177-3O,147, tied for second; Col.
nd
Haliigan 1870, i4s. tied for third
women's flag tournament, holes won
by Miss Helen Detwiler (played last
Florence Scott; third, Mrs. L. G. Pray;
driving contest. won by John Shorey
GOO yards for three driv@sl: second,
George F. Miller (6S6 vards>; third.
z. F. Wesley $3.50 yards).
WOOdmOnt Club
Eighteen-Hole Match Play against
stein, down to par (handicap. 1S):
second. Jack Shulman. down to par
(handicap. esq; third. Morris G. Simon
(handicap, 19l and William G. Illch
Glass b: Winner. Leo Schlossberg. Z
down to par: second. Morris HiIIman,
9 down to par; third. Stanley GIaser.
1S down to par,
Congressional Club
Tombstone Tourney-Triple tie be-
1r%een j Prout Gilmore, Major H. c.
with same handicap and same medal
score)' played last strokes into the
eighteenth cup; fourth. NJ. Parker
no No'an. played last stroke off eighteenth
johnson. played final stroke to nine
teenth green: second, c. L. Dransr
drove 200 yards off nineteenth tee.
ea,1g p11tting Contest-Tie between j. B.
5ay'is and Dr.. Bruce L. Taylor. for
prize after play-off with w 'n[u mo
Ih,,y Eyoy and A. C. Williams women'. 70 INC.
outing: mrs J. F. Dowdan, winner.
MedsI dWI"shinEton n1i Golf and Country
Tys 1sss than two rounds over four deSs mo
SWunner, So,,r A H. Walter, average 81 Tor
Sn aeco,d ROUNDS, less 1S handicap, net 7S:
~ 10 handicap. net "a. third. 8. L. yeeSs
11el, average 90. less ls handicap net
To-. TO- fourth, 4. Boiling Gait, average 90 So
~ handicap. net rs
Argyle Country Club
lPalrlngs for club championshir rirs+
round beginning SundsyO
First Flight-1:2O William p. DfEste
vs. vs. D D & KeEinsyy REiilsy; I:15. 155. George W Wood
W. E. Aiken; 100, Alex BanmSartNer nSHgm Ts,
VS. Ta,s sidney Sherwood: 1850, w. H Ar
G. Go' BHtIer Ts w, =, B. Robertson: 12:45 Frank
". Dudley VS. Carl Noctzei: ts:sc, SS [. l.
seeond aorTisTM FI,Nbi vs.; J + Rirkgatrick.
vs. w. Beasley: $3.50. G. Gordon
BsHtSr Bsiley vs.: ". TN \ sheehan: s:S5. II. T.
S11sT vs. Wilbur A. Taylor: 9:4S. e.
Lynch VS.. Eugene Paravano; s:55. L. G.
HeasHre sure VS. Edw L; Burch: 1900. e.
slack VS.. H Gallagher: 1905 R.
Third Flight-S:3O. W T. Allen vs
=. " Little: S;S5, Frank Zuber VS. F.
St John: $50 r W. UoST Johnston ys w. 3. r, r
9. Mohler: s'S5, Ira L Wright VS. F.
r. Sweetman: 9:0S W Kriemelmeyer
vs. e. j. sutphine: 9:1S. J. T. walker
u. Ernest Kelly.