The Washington times., 1931-05-13
SEEK
To BEAT Il

Golfers who participate in the
final qualifying round in the
Chevy Chase tourney today will
try to eclipse the II of Everett
Eynon, Columbia Country Club,
who made port with the lowest
round of those daring golfers who
sought to safely navigate the
watery course yesterday. Mems
par for the Chevy Chase course
is SO.
Today's weather conditions are
not much improved over yester-
day and there is small prospect
of many low scores, despite the
fact that galaxy of star golfers
will tee-off today. It's not plea
ant to have rain beat in ones
face. but there's greater discom-
fort in putting on water-logged
green's or engulfed in flooded
fairway.
Nevertheless, against these
odds yesterday, Eynon slaught-
cred par for holes, being
one under the prescribed num-
Der of strokes. He began his
cruise of the wet course with
a birdie 3 on the first hole,
holing out from the bunker.
There followed two pars and
then a birdie 2 on the par 3
fourth, where he canned a short
putt. He went one over par on
the fifth, but pared the sixth and
seventh holes.
Golf Ship Aground
His compass failed him on the
long par eighth hole and his
golfish ship was beached by
huge / as he used three puts.
He got in further trouble on the
par 3 ninth, hooking into the
trap, using two strokes to get out
and getting down in two puts for
a S. That left him with 38, over
par, for the outward voyage.
He Travelled the inward trip
in 80 strokes, enlarged by a 6
on the final hole, due to a
hooked shot into the trap.
Jack Lynch, the chip shot artist
from Argyle, sailed the course in
78, making the return voyage in
81 afte requiring Al for the first
part of the trip. M. Parker Nolan,
the Congressional clouter, also
steamed home in 81 blows after
expending ~ strokes for the first
half.
Eynon, Lynch and Nolan were
the only players in yesterdays
field of more than ITO who man
aged to break 80. A fifth 16 has
been added because of the record
entry of over 325 golfers. Eynon's
card and those who turned in
cards yesterday follow:
Eynon's card:
| Out:
PyP0n FsF l..:::::: ::::s sstttssstttt55 s-ss s-ss
Eynon ...... $3.50 s-S9-77
Par ...... 5 4 4 4-S4-69
Everett Eynon tColumbia), II; ]. j.
Apgss IS NJ JoPa RaFkGH 4oiSSe4s NS2s
tcSiumbiaS. 50; Charles Morrow Gndian
| SPRING., 81: NJ. F. Mccarthy (Beaver
| DAM, 81; Forrest Thompson (Beaver
DAMP, 81: Louis Fisher (Georgetown n
| W, 81; Thomas S. Pitt (Aryglel, So;
NJ. A. Shipley (Arygle). 81; Alex Baum
| gartner (Arygle), 80; Maury Fitzgerald
| (Kenwood), SS; R. P. Davidson, Chevy
Chase), So: R. NJ Gray (Torontol, SO;
| ]. C. Bogert (Army- Navy, IS; P. H.
Coleman (Beaver Dam), S5.
R. H. Gardiner (Unattached), IS;
George F. Miller tManop' S.; e: G.
CToronto). So H, King Cornwell (Co-
lumbia), 81 John j. Tierney tCongrss-
| sionaD. IS. Franklin Parks (Congres-
sionaD. IS; l.. Parker tCongres-
sionan. IS; J. G, BiSgs (Arygle). IS;
$. Coreora Georgetown u. So e. L.
(Manorl, S.; Perry B. Hoover Gndian
Spr ng), IS; T. NJ Foley Chevy Chase),
| SO; r. F. Hall Baltimore C. c., SO;
r Y. Melburn (Chevy Chase). 50; w
IF. Gibbs (Columbia). SO.
Harman Reside Chevy Chase), 90;
Dorsey Hines. (Rodgers Forge), 81
william Dennis Georgetown ", 81,
C. L. Robinson (Toronto). 90; L. R.
Eakin (Chevy Chasel. 90, P. L. Ran.
son (ArmyNavyl, 50; G. H. Foster
(Army Navy 9S. ]. c. Putnam (NTrn1r),
50; n. K, Metcalf ,tchevy chasel, 81;
IsGnd {Mansfield 6. G} IS; Don NutfiiioT piiIoTT
(Georgetown W, 's5; Middleton Beamar
(Bannoskburn), ss' c. c. cSppman
[Army -Nayyo' sS G.. D. NJ 1r7I MephsrsSH sol
IS; R. Hayden (Mansfisid c. c.l. IS.