The Washington times., 1931-07-23
PUBLIC LINKS TEAM TO PRACTICE
AIM FOR GOOD
!. SHOWING IN
TOURNEY .

Practice makes perfect With
this idea in mind the four mem
bers of the public links team
which will represent washington
In the national public links cham
pionship at st. Paul during the
week of August 2 to 8, will play
a practice round at the Chevy
Chase course next Tuesday.
To tune up their game for a
commendable showing in the
championships, is the aim of the
quartet of Washington contes-
tants, namely, Bradley H. Bur-
rows, John ]. Connolly, Robert
Burton and Harlan viii.
will Have Settled Matter
Burrows and Connolly will pair
against Burton and Will in the
Chevy Chase match. These play.
erS hope to go far IN the cnam
pionships at st. Paul next month.
Burrows and Connolly, Incl.
dentaIIy, will have settled q
little matter between them
selves by SundOwn today. The
pair ended in a tie for first
place in the public links cham
piOnship play of yesterday at
the East Potomac Park course.
Their scores after yesterdays
competition which ended the 70
hole medal play, read 315 each,
with John M. DoWney's net card
Of 318 being second, and Harlan
wills net of 319, ranking third.
An 18-hole play-off was decided
The best thing to determine the
championship. Thus, the little
matter which they will have set
tied between themselves by sun
down today.
Yesterdays complete scores, fol-
low:
co. i6SF.aleEE John d EEonnelfy m EnrfGT' ST. ~
31S-John N Downey, rs, 81, SO, rs.
ssE1.I:Ft !sEss!sn T y JOHNSON, sS rs 81 Is H. j. S.
a22-willfam X. wimsatt tr.. S. 81
s2sSe. c. Bannsrman, 81, 70; So; ss.
s31-George Molloy. 81, IS: 81, 7sse
sss-RsIRn T. Ren@is poTsev 81 81 g. 81 n s., S.
a. sSilfsrGfaf R r. aair, u is, D9 9s' IS. s. s..
$47NJames Thornton. 90. So, SO, so;
Maynard HANNA, SO, IS, 81, So.
An entry list of 65 comprises
Che Washington golfers in the
Maryland Country Clubs invita-
ton tournament now going on
At Baltimore. A few of the
players competed yesterday in
The first day Of qualification
but the, bulk of the Washing
tonians are listed for action to-
day.
The complete entry list. fol
lows, giving the pairings and
hours of play:
s45-Linday stott, Beaver Dam.
9:55-wilson Barrett, Indian Spring;
T. A. Mihills. Indian Spring.
: 1o:oO-Michael oliveri, Argyle; Jack
1c:ic-Lioyd s. Carey. Kenwood.
1O:2o-william E. Carey ST. Ken
1o:25-Georgs j. Richardson. Indian
1900. F. Sullivan. Indian Spring
11:05-Robert Gormley Columbia;
yohn Merritt, Columbia.
ss Il f6ef.Sn KoehendeFfs4 lRG,aG sRns
11:45-J C Hodges. Columbia.
11:55--w. G. Mitchell. Indian Spring
13:oo-M. A, shiP!sy, Argyle. ,,st.r
Spring; Ralph S Fowler, Washington
I2:15@J. William Harvey. 5r. In
dian Spring; Herbert L. Lacey Indian
is:so-Ralph Fleharty, Columbia; A.
ia;so~Georse p. Howard. Washing
1s:s5-Ray j. Norman. Washington;
D. c. Brown. Washington.
12:4o--W; W. Curtiss: Indian Spring
2:5O-H. R. Devilhiss, Beaver Dam
r. ]. Kammsrer. Beaver Dam.
1:oo-L. W. Laudick, Columbia.
1860; J; DeMoll, Columbia; e. L.
I:2o-Bynum z. Hinton. Columbia; {;
1:25-John p HoizberE, Columbia !;
Wilbur r. Garrett Columbia.
1:30-E. ]. Merritt, jr., Manor; D. n.
Surnham, Manor.
1851. n. Cclburn, Manor.
1:5o-Elliott spicer, Indian Spring.
2:Oo-J. Monro Hunter, jr., Indian
2:I6-Roger Peacock, Argyle.
2:15-H. C. Peacock, Argyle; Thomas
2;So-Maurice Nee, Manor; Fred A.
s:Oo-L c. Pray. Manor; D. NJ. Nc
: S:o5-p.. L. Thomson, Manor; Ray F.
Garrity, Manor.
s:I5~H. F. Emlaus, Manor; H. L.
Gimcoe Manor