Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

feated H, 9; NICHOLS ? and 2; p. s. F aenI
dr HsTts ds dsf.steG Hendf Siis; ana
M y G GGsns ds dsisss
S g ne Vi detea aeaSn Hammond ana
trS sH5H !emi,f1na.Uy. R Hoover deiestt sd
T. r. Shipp, in 10 holes; E. B. Olds defeated
c. B. Field up. Final-oids defeated HOO
Ve CtsoNSsS0pLATIoN-L. Graves defeated ": ?;
Peters and G. THnssSI Tlcan EtsSd defeated
Graves. up. in 10 holes.
Anderson Turns Sage.
Paul Y. Anderson, who presented the
prizes at a dinner last night, told the
golfers an earful of truths in his speech
Of presentation.
He said in part:
"The chairman of the committee
came to me few days ago, ana III
confidence which 1 shall now cheer
fully betray, explained that for some
20 years he had been subjected TO the
annual Autumn torture OF hearing some
locker room politician arise and spin
a lot of boloney concerning the alegeo
superb golf and the supposed gooo
sportsm anship of gang OF fat-footeo
buffers and all-around liars, SO per cent
of whom knew as much about COLL as
cat knows about Snipe shooting.
HE said the members of the COM
mittee were sick and tired of it, and
had determined to reverse the usual
procedure of having some one present
the prizes who would tell these shower
bath heroes and tall takers the plain
truth about themselves and their games
if any.
Il pointed out the disagreeableness
of such a job, and asked where he ex-
pected to find anyone sufficiently lack
| ing in consideration and sense OF
propriety to undertake 1t. This prob
| lem. he replied, had been pondered at
| length, with the result that the COM
mittee had unanimously voted to dele
gate the task to me. Naturally, In the
| face of such a compliment, could
/ hardly refuse. Some Of you won't like
1t, but what can you do about 1t?
| Awards Are Explained.
1T is obvious that this tournament
was arranged with the purpose OF al
fording a prize to every contestant who
could get around the course four times
without being detected by his opponent
and one reliable witness in the act OF
teeing his ball in the rough. That eX-
plains most of the awards. A great
majority of those who are about tc
receive them either left their games ir
the clubhouse, or had none to start
with"
The semi-inal and final rounds in
the Congressional Country Club cham
pionship are scheduled for today, with
Page Hufty, former champion, anc
M. Parker Nolan. the long hitter Of the
Congressional Club, In opposite halves
of the draw. Both survived the frs
two rounds yesterday and may NEE
this afternoon in the final. Here are
the results Of the first two round:
FiEsT FLIGHT. FIRST cc] RouND. M :
Fra 5sn + ifF W. ss.s ssfe.sa W aaIdns
iea;ss Mc6aTTO nj in 20 , holes Jane
! and S; Page Hufty defeated H. L. Dagley
sEco!ND. RogSP s.;9 , Ssf,sstea Parks
coSsoLATioNLMec eRH defeated walker
sns as9sss:s saS fisrasy and 'G'
s:s:ss ks5DE. ICONS sss Ti,{ RS;s g. &c
defesed fV Wis Mason u hS holei and
Ward deteated Or; p. L, Taylor, and s
up; e F. Koahmsn deieatea Il. ). Rich
sEeoND uRoUND-shorb q: scated Mitchell
.fssts esi sss sF saa and q K0'hm'r
an desats S1 g lima by
son defeated Singer. and 2.
Third-FIiEht Play.
THIRD FLIGHT-M Mahorner,. jr.,. de
man ds T. H. shepPaTd up Moor.
H. Grimes defeated J. L. Barnard, and 2
d e. Ep g q Htst.s Wams ,,
loI: jr:; and 3, G. A. YoungQuist defeated
Spencer astaS p Wise, up up Harry KellsmS, de.
SECOND T Rou N 0elAS Mshorner defeated
yoansquist % defss essda' aester 1mt
hG FoiF KsiIaFs GesfSated Eddtngnsld and
and s; J. F. staley won BY default; r. +
op Mish d Ssfsstsd S 6ssood g and
Won o by detsSt 1y 6ef M:r nv
M aad a g. dS defeated Sp stafy
CONSOLATIoN-Cahiii. Reeves and os.
S S9od des drsT 6ges and cabi defeated Reeves
FIFTH FLIGHT. A. Buchanan defeated
fsat G; Gilman; and /; G. F. Mkkeson de-
George Richards. the 17-year-old son
OF Gen. George Richards, U. S. M. c..
Yesterday won the Presidents Cup at
the Chevy Chase Club, defeating H. P.
wright. much more experienced golfer,
by and in the final round. Wright
played with handicap of IL strokes
while that of Richards is II. His vic
tory yesterday is the first win scored
by the youngster, who has been PLAYING
fine golf at Chevy Chase for several
months past.
Most of the f1rst-round matches in
the Indian Spring club championship
were run of yesterday, with favorites
generally winning. Leroy Sasscer. the
present title holder, was down with 5
to go to Emmert Heitmuller. but man.
aged to win, up. Results of the first
round matches follow:
ed FTsd oe Il holes HsTvf Re,! IT, defeat
e ed Dqnald McNfsIe;, and i bT. l. S 5tell
II. vs. Fred Wslen. match postponed: 6. c.
Pass d Ts r. a. tWEeedOn and g.
Leroy Sasscer defeated Emmert Heitmuiier.
SECOND FLIGHT-Howard Hughes defeat
f B. M Mafs up up R WhiSm asfe g..
teeted r. W. BOiyelI, S and i; Il. 4. MihiIls
gseFsSa defeated l. i dSt5attpn and
pone6; Ray Moore defeated Ray Farrell. Z
THIRD FLIGHT-Edgar MerkIe defeated
FOURTH F[iGHT-w. M. Smith won by
default: John c; Wineman VS., Louis ,Spiess;
Schultz. j up; Albert Brown, defeated JACK
Harris. and 3: James Tsnley defeated r.
p. oConnell; match POSTPONED: L: P. Souder
defeated E. L. DUNES. and 81 J. T. Evans
FIFTH FLIGHT-W. 3. Sullivan defeated
w, R. Stone. and Q; James P. Schick drew
defeated J. L Acuss by default. J. w Hol-
land defeated P. J. Seay; and 9; Forrest
drew, bye: w, W. Beal VS.. Jack Pence.
match postponed.
Here are the pairings for the Middle
Atlantic P G. A match-plaY cham