Evening star., 1932-08-30
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

~OURSE records do not last long
these days Hardly he'd the
ink dried on the record card
of TO- shot by Gene Larkin
1t the Congressional Country Club than
Archie Clark. who holds down the as
sistant professionals berth at Congress
sional, stepped out and shot himself
81 to bust Genes mark by three strokes.
Net that there was anything per-
sonal in the busting Of Genes course
mark by Archie. even though these two
youngsters from Chevy Chase and Con-
gTessional are pretty nearly the best
arrong the assistant pros here.
Archie went out to play golf and
found his rutter going so well that he
JUS couldn't help shooting that 81,
which, by the way, Is strokes below
p7r.
I've brides end one eagle fell TO the
tr-nchant putter Of young Clark, as he
burned his way over the lengthy Con-
gre5sionsl layout in company With W.
w Jones. Carl Weigle and Joseph Dow
eli. Twice the young man went over
par-on short holes For he took IS on
the par 9 third and fourteenth holes.
Here is the card registered bv Clark.
2 rev record for the present Congress
sicral course:
Out. par -. 5 4 5 3-37
Clark ... ; "A 5 3 3 3 3-33
In. par 49,. "a 3 5 3 4 4-35-72
Clark .. 4 3 1 4 4 4 4 3-34-67
That finish on the first nine of 3. 3,
s for hcIcr whose D2r is 4, 3 is the
warmest bit of golf seen around Con-
g~essicnal in maAv CAV. 4 bird, an
eeglc and a pa whc~o moSt folks arc
content to rlCd along on an even par
gait But Clark holed g lc-footer for
3 on that tough seventh hole, an g.
footer for the eagle on the par-5 eighth
and his at the ninth came easilv.
Just to show that eagles are nothing
in the life of this nonchalant young
North Carolinian. he bagged fncther
Yesterday. at the long thirteenth hole,
LAYING a No. 3 iron stone dead wher7
he had only to hole 2-toot putt for
the eagle.
in that round. incidentally, Claggett
Stevens. clubmaker at Congressional
shot a 70, even par. holing 20-foot
rutt on the final green for the bird B
that enabled him TO approximate par.
They make EN- that way at Congress
sional. Even the clubmaker, who
hasn't time to play much golf at most
clubs, can play the course in par.
MRS. WILLIAM E HALL had a
INl four-stroke lead over her nearest
competitor as a small field OF
woman golfers played today in the final
round of the 36-hole tourney at Wash
ington for the MuncaSter and LIST
trophies. Scoring 81. with a hsndl-
cap Of ID yesterday in the first round
Mrs. Halls net card of II led the net
81 of Mrs C. H Merrillat by four
s,rokes. Mrs Mcrillat had q score OF
lO0-l9-8l. Mrs Hall was the lone play
or to break 100 in the first round.
A field of less than 20 young golfers
from clubs around Washington will play
in the District Junior championship
ever the Army-Navy Country C!ut
course on Thursday, according to tht
pairings announced today by DR. Will
jam c. Barr. secretary of the District
Golf Association. Vhe entries include
that sterling pair of young golfers from
tie Manor Club-Maurice Nee and Bill,
Hcttwciler Here are the pairings to
the 36-hole tourney:
sng a% G. aPa chtid and ana Fifhasf L shea h Wilmer
a05 and l:05-Harold N Graves. jr.: Aerl
T2oIoe IS and Id iScoopeF nqS I agap hehtbown. r
i5ii s:i5 and i i:I5-siiiy Dettweiler, jr; viii
liam E Shannon and G., Nettleton.
9;2o, and l;2e-,J Dettweiler J BroWnel
Wi 92s snd sna g a2sMauTles SIaier l Nee PAGE Corn
ESQ and l3o~R Brownell nd-partner.
PREPARING for the defense of hi
Msrvland State open championship
next mcnth at Columbia. Ralpl
Peach Of the Baltimore Guburban Clu
shot a 73 yesterday at Beaver Dam t