Evening star., 1932-08-05
TOTAL Of 50 OUT
FOR TEST AUG. l6
ThreeSomeS Will Tee OF al
Six-Minute Intervals at
Chevy Chase Club.
BY w. r.. McCALLUM.

United States Golf As
Sociation today announced pair
ings for the 36-hole sectional
qualification round for the ma
tional amateur golf championship,
to be played on August Is at the
Chevy Chase Club. The first
players will leave the tee on that
date at $50 in the morning for
the opening 18-hole round and
will start again at 1890 in the
afternoon.
A total Of 10 places has been awarded
to the sectional tests at Chevy Chase,
exceeding even the fondest hopes of
those local entrants who had hoped for
10 or possibly IL places
The Championship Committee of the
United States Golf Association prob
ably was influenced in its award of 10
places to this section by the fact that
the championship itself will be played
at the Baltimore Country Club in mid
September. Undoubtedly the aSsocia-
tion wants this section Of the, country
to have the fullest possible representa-
ton in the championship and so
awarded the unusually large number of
places to the local sectional qualifica-
tion rounds. The usual ratio has been
one place to each eight entrants.
capitai ~ are enteTed in the tourney. gu S
which will be conducted by the District
Golf Association, acting under inStruC-
tons from the national golf body.
Thirty-eight of the entrants are from
Washington clubs, all of which are rep
resented in the entry list. The re-
mainder are from Baltimore, Hagers-
town and other cities In Maryland and
from Richmond and Norfolk, Va.
Billy Howell, the Richmond youth
who went to the semi-dnal in the
championship last year, is paired with
3. Warren Corkran, Maryland State
champion and Ralph S. Fowler of the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
Roland Mackenzie, outstanding Co.
1umbia star, is paired with Harry A.
Parr, Sd, former Maryland title holder,
and J. c. Cooper Of Elkridge
Harry G. Pitt, the District amateur
champion, is paired with A. S. Gardi-
ner, jr., of Columbia and c. A Hook
OF the Hillendale Club of Baltimore.
Pairings have been made in tree
somes and the starting times. as al
lotted today by the District Golf As
sociation, will leave an interval of six
minutes between each threesome. The
lest pair will leave the first tee in the
afternoon round shortly before $3.50
o'clock The players with the first l9
low scores will qualify for the cham
pionship.
Following are the pairings and start
ing times:
$50 and l2:3O-c. Ashmead Fuller Chevy
Iis GhHse Slus9: Harris J9nss &5atim9Ee G. CO.
s:S6 and Il :seNHenry A Parr, 3rd tBalti-
aS Das Roland CoG@ba SHR95 c
go and l2;42-H 2 & HsTtzelI, ELL jr Mary Mary;
oS;t8 and l2:4s-7Harry G. Pitt qManQr
u9 HOOK Hillendais fnelnHf Z GSIum0ia cG C. Co.
CEEPdse end dub ROYAL v d PssFmor: re
G. c. Howard Z, Crook. jr. (Rollng Road
900 and 1Oo-Edward s. Wood CHinen-
C. c., Roger Peacock Indian Spring g. c..
oO6 and i:osmE o1Ilf RETniFE sHliendse H e
Fred Hubbeli 5RolIins Road 6. -c1,
9:l2 and 1:12-Frank P. Reside, jr
Chevy Chase Club. Luther G. Steward, jr.
Ioongressional c. c1, W. E. Dettweiler, jr.
tnSf s:is and Siuoi I:ils-rhomas W. sasscer MARY
a0S s. s=Psaoef = 6veTSoh s FS%NisSR FoFest PARK
s:24 and l:24-T. Poultney Gorter (Elk-
ridge Club John Mackenzie (Hllendae G.
CO Capt. Kendall ]. Fielder (Army-Navy
$50 aRd 1;so5w Eng! E4s!sh sEyIsnd 4s%
9;36 and l:3e-WiIliam D; Waxter, u.
o9as ead cSO WaEfsn |aaRGs eofR2sn 0lqs Ba
9Ff ger Ralph IS s Fowler Fi HGTfn 3%ashhsoR tS g. and
,
s;4s and l:4s-Thomss P Bones II. Co
pmSa D0Haid KaStan MftPha1 tssGTe saburbs9
gI s;s5 and 154-R. Wallace Kolh CHnlen-
c. G.. J. S. Grimes Rolling Road G, O..
1000 and 2 2OO-John V. D Tweedy lElk-
5lass GSsse 0a9, ci9b, mPR' g. Harvey, % IT. " indian
~ ioSs pd oSs sSsSySs S5s R.sss. AsssE lGoqn G. G
Dis s'' Il fs?: F@As g:.r.4 SfsSs BsR
hss &c foDe Robert r shrise RsssSIS 5Elkrdae Club
1ol8 and 2;lsITalb9t T. SpeeT ,se5ors sBaItl- aoI-
est G, e.. Chandler Harper 'PTinceSS
A1Se io2t e ana 2.22-M. Parker Nolan Con
F5ssdi0csi Rosd G. C., = Thomas F Cole tHillendaie
1880 80 and 23O-Alex NJ. Knapp eBaltimoEe
e. of5 aGoqRsa Rsho3sr e c.
C5' N. F. Mccarthy (Beayer Dam C. cJ'
John NJ Dennis (Elkridge Club. = cv,r-
rldS. Es'2 oaB sBd E5ass Essr Ssxsfe
16 4Rormdn BtR6f RsasefF b FFosP Rsn t6olS
hla C G.. John c. shorey lManor Club
Charles Carroll Rolling Road G. LC0a,r.,. e.,
,IoEsi C. c. John F. Brawner columbia
g c., George Malionee CRolling ROAD
Z" II Z 90 and 800. F. Mccarron, Con
rres5ionai 6, c. Malcolm F. Jones Hermit
sse c. e., David Crook Rolling Road
nos and 2:osJohn Eesd ;,j jr poHS Hfrmitsse r o2
gordon Bonnnett Manor MAJ cg6' ZIP 6',.coneress,onal
G icIS, Maurice Nee manor Club, Crais
Mckee Indian sDTng r6lr.st g Tbomnson TI Ken
clu6 Gin R:chardson 1Public PARKS g. ,i,;ic A.;
,shermitase hl:4ii Se0 c. G. Lloyd 8. Carey (Ken-
wood G. and c. c..
DY his semi-fnal defeat OF JACK
ID Keeley by Sands margin, Volney
@. Burnett has reached the final in the
first flight of the Uptown" champion
ship being staged at Rock Creek PARK;
He will meet in the final either Ieo
Burrows. former municipal champion, or
the survivor of the Boots Hamma-vs.-
Dave Bent match. Burrows advanced 10
the senni-final by defeating Wllnam BIS
sell by and in the second roullu'
He awaits a decision in the Bent-Ham-
ma contest.
Here are other tournament results:
Second flight. second rounds. c:
Wlmsatt defeated Richard Art, ana
4; Dick Grifls defeated j. I. Char4es'
3 and g.
Third fight, second round--Geralo
German defeated w w. Hubbard, )
and 2: Walter Barrett defeated A. T.
Carroll l up.
Fourth fight-Jacob Ohlap defeated
Lee Caviness in the semi-flnal, !. and z.
Fifth flight, second round-G. M.
Smith defeated ]. B. Schoonmaker,
and 2; W. c. Waldo defeated A.