The Washington times., 1931-09-25
MANOR STAR
|SFETED BY
MEMBERS

Tommy Bones dropped an eagle
three on the final hole to give
him and Miller B. STEVENSON a
1-up victory over Harry G. Pitt,
Manor ace and District amateur
champion, and AL Treder, Manor
Club pro, at Manor Club yeSter-
day. StevinSon, former District
amateur champion, and Bones. a
star southpaw, are from the Co
lumbia Country Club.
The four started out by playing
the last nine first and they pro-
ceeded to halve nine straight
holes, an unusual incident. Pitt
and Tredor scored birdie As on
the par five first hole, the tenth
Of the match, to take the lead,
and Treder placed his side two to
the good with a par 3 at the elev-
enth.
Squares Match at Fourteenth
Bones contributed a birdie on
the twelfth and evened the match
with a par at the fourteenth, after
the thirteenth had been halved.
The next three holes were halved
and then Bones planted his second
shot on the 467-yard par five hole
four feet from the pin, running
down his putt to decide the match.
Treder was low medal Of the
four with u. one over par.
It was Harry Pitt day" at
Manor, and most Of the members
played golf in the afternoon and
feted Harry at banquet after
wards in honor of his winning the
District golf championship.
Pitt was presented with a set
Of matched clubs, a gift from the
Junior members Of the club which
he said he would always cherish
and a golf cartoon Of himself
drawn by Jim North.
The speakers were Ray Gar
rity, president Of the club; G.
Webb Manning, Walter r. Nc
Callum, John Crockett, whom
Pitt referred to as Gypsy
Smith, and Pitt himself. Pitt
declared his bitterest disap-
pointment of the 1881 season
was his failure to win his own
clubs invitation tourney where
IN he lost to Bradley H. (''TedD
Burrows.
Among some of those present
were Frank Ehlers, r. Scott
Smith, George Schoenaman,
Jack Rutter, Jim North, Jack
Daily, Thomas. S. C"Tobias"D |
Pitt, Dwight N. Burnham, Maury
Nee. Dermott Nee. AL Treder,
Tommy Bones, Eddie Stevens, ].
B. ~Joe'D Murphy, AL Land.
voight, George F. Miller, Eddie
Smith, Ed Wesley, Walter P.
Skinker, Jimmy Cullinane, j. c.
Putnam, Charley Wright, E. M.
McClelland. Dave Thomson and
Charlie Schaefer.
Pairings for the Beaver Dam
Club championship follow:
Class A--c. K. Dunton So VS.. H. A.
H:tf' H:h' 81: Henry P6tpp" !ss,. vs. I. R
.FgsfE G. s. EunsWioi s s 6oH TssfTS Bgcknsham ss
s., vs.. william +. white, 80; J. G
johnson: IS VS.. H; Bailey: IS; F. 2.
Imlsy, Hs, r., ss' vs. J. R. Miller, s5 N NJ
Class Be. r. Wright. 81 VS.. H. r.
Deviibiss. 90; e. Heimer. "a; vs.. H. L.
Jones, 50: P. Gerard. SO, VS.. N. Mel
son. "a; L. l.. Nettleton, %. VS.. c. F. |
Lord, 90; M. W.. Davies. SO, vs. ]. F.
Voll, 81; G. F. Boyer. 81 VS.. B. Ben |
ton. 90: Frank Gerard, So, vs.. w. 7.
Hen4srsSn, H sS.w -; A. L0effler' jr'' 81 vs.
Glass CD. Hutchinson, 1O1, VS.. P.
W, Oman 1913; T. H: Burdstte. sS, vs.
W. Gar. 1C' ie + rreS%an GeSPsI 49, g.
1OS, VS.. W. Romer. 1Os: c. T. Fay 100,
": E 4 kvSsn.s.1 sms 1'' ,s ! 6 s EnksG Hnw5SS 1Ss
Leo Cullinane accounted for
first in the annual National Press
Building tournament of 18 holes
medal play handicap over the
par II Indian Spring course.
Cullinane had gross card of SO
and a handicap of Is strokes.
leaving him a net of "a.
Percy s. RidSdale was low gross
with "a while P. T. Cook and |
Paul Y. Anderson tied for second
low gross with 81. Summaries:
F. N. Butcher, 10s. 2S-36: H. X Phil |
LIPS 1o7i sI.Tss Wilson Batten 12s. %
cbsrIss 11S 60 Sm,Sh T. s sgFrOck 1os 1ss5
Field 104, 2o-s4; Harry T. Peters. 100.
24Ls6; Paul Wooten. us, 27-ss: L. M.
as Gseh; staI1:v III s5nS4; ,ar N Hahn 12s "a
Scofleld, 1o2, 1S-SS; Edward Kelly, los.
27-Si; A. P. Erb, ia, $50.
William J: McEvoy: 90. s-SS: Thomas
2sIs7; il. G: jacob 1os. 2s-7s: T. a.
Babbington. ss. 24-74; r. I. Dennison.
III, 26-S6: W. J. jacob. Ill, 27-S4; H
r: Crow. lis. 27-91: Leo Cullinane. SO.
24-65; J. F. Richter, 1o4 25-7s; q. T.
a75 arFz 81 iSsf wiii.m. M y, y 1sHse Walech sS
P. c. Sebastian. 1os. 22Es1; 6. W.
skavish. ITO. 800; W. H. Krause. 80.
:. 6. !; !. DoEEett, 1Os. se-ss; c. ]. Jun
.; Lucille Smith, 12S. s0-SS: Hazel
Dutton, 1913, 30-1OS; Dan r. Lamson,
III, 2O-S1: Ralph. A. Collins 11s 30
s.: e. s. LeEgett. IFS, 3o-S2; Kenneth
$3o-S$; P. T. Seward. Ss. s4-7s: Helen
4 Moberly, 1875, sO-1O5: c. b. Des
Jardins l15. 22-Ss: r. F. Campbell
1os, 22-Ss; william UIiman, 1o1 is"
s. Ridsdale 81 1O-74: c. r. Thomas
1o7. 25-82: A. K. Haxton 11O. 24-SS:
EdEare Markham. 10, 1S-S2; r. r
Edwards: 109. 16-93: H. E. Radcliffe |
ss So W.-Fs3 T~So " y Wi.Vtes W; Westwood s7 Is.
Holmes 90, 1o-So: E. W. GsbIeman
1os, ass; Frank J. Albus, s5' 2om7S:
Edward Stewart, 1OS: 2O-s3: A. E.