Evening star., 1932-09-06
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM

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event.
There are only 80 entries in the tour
ney. SO far, but the District Golf Asso-
citation will take entries up to starting
time tomorrow morning. Harry G. Pitt
of Manor, defending title holder; Roger
Peacock, runner-up last year; Maurice
Nee, District junior champion, and John
| G. Shorey of Manor are probably the
outstanding entries. 1t is possible that
the proximity of the national amateur
championship, which starts next Mon
day at Baltimore, has kept down the list
in the District title chase. But whatever
the cause, the abbreviated entry list,
composed largely of youngsters. forms
the queerest District amateur cham
pionship in many years.
Here are the entries and pairings Tor
tomorrow:
9:0o-1 :00-George Richards, jr., Chevy
Chase; G. A. Slater, jr., Columbia; w.
E. Shannon, I'd, Columbia.
9:06-1:06-Thomas M. Belshe, Indian
Spring; william J. Harvey, jr., Indian
Spring; T. W. Bonnet, jr., Manor.
:12-1:12-Maurice L.. Nee. Manor:
Billy Dettweiler, Manor; Bruce L. Tay-
lor, jr., Congressional.
9:l8-1 :18-Dermot A. Nee, Manor; D.
Page Cornwell. Columbia; A. S. Gar
d1ner, pr, Columbia.
9:24-1 PAX. j. Fielder. Army-Navy;
Harry G. Pitt, Manor; Roger Peacock,
Indian Spring.
s:3O-I :30-E. J. Carver, Manor; Byrn
Curtiss, Beaver Dam; John c. Shorey.
Manor.
9:36-1 1:36-John B. Harmon, Argyle:
James F. Sullivan. Beaver Dam; Bernard
P. Nimro Army-Navy.
9:42-1:42-R. C. Hubbard, Indian
Spring; Burke Edwards, Manor; j. G.
Biggs, Beaver Dam.
9:48-1 AN. P. Patterson. Beaver
Dam; James Notestein, Army-Navy;
John c. Holzberg, Columbia.
9:54-1:54-George F. Miller. Manor;
F. P. Reside, Chevy Chase; Merle
Thorpe, jr, Burning Tree.
DUT several hundreds of local golfers
ID forgot the coming championship
Journeys yesterday In whirl of
Labor day golf as all the clubs staged
| holiday tournaments ON the last big
holiday of the Summer.
Columbia held a two-man best-ball
tourney, with full handicaps. This re-
suited in tie at net 62 between Wilbur
Garrett, paired with E. G. Graves, jr.,
and F. P. Howard and Dr.. j. S. Abbott.
On the draw the Garrett-Graves pair
| won. Four other pairs tied for third at
net "a. They were DR.. X. F. Kellerman
and K. F. Kellerman. jr.; Robert H.
Dalgleish and S. P. Thompson, w. E.
| Corndr A. S. Won Pickhardt and Capt.
C. A. Bon William.
Out at Washington, where the men,
bers played for three days in match
play against par competition for a set
of matched clubs donated by Dave
Thompson, the professional, there was
tie between Charles H. Doing, jr.,
president of the club, and ]. H. Baldwin.
Each man finished up on par over the
three days. P. w. Calfee and r. r.
Harrell each finished 6 up on par.
F. A. Markowitz won the Presidents
Cup at Beaver Dam, with a card of
| 92-30-62. A. w. Tucker was second,
| with 91-25-66 M France was third,
with 85-18-67, and M. T. Patterson
was fourth at 82-13-69. Low gross
prizes were won by Martin F. Mccarthy,
| "a; John r. Miller, rs, and Ted Rutley,
! jr., 70.
MRS. BURTON SHIPLEY won one
1V1 of the women's events and finic',ed
second in two others. The wom-
ems driving contest went to Mrs. r. C.
Mitchell with a wallop of 200 yards.
Mrs. Shipley was second with 100 yards
In the approaching contest Mrs. L.
Strong, from a distance of rs yards,
placed her ball feet from the pin
Mrs. Shipley was second, 10 feet from
the pin. Mrs. Shipley won the putting
contest, with Mrs. Mitchell second.
Byrn Curtiss won the mems driving
competition with poke Of 255 yards.
Ted Rutley was second, with a drive of
240 yards. Russell M. Brown, from 100
1 rIc knarknd bic halI xryit6ir, q
feet of the pin to win the approaching
contest. with Mccarthy second. John
R. Miller won the putting event, with
Jesse Baggett second.
The Secretary's Trophy at Chevy
Chase was won by DR.. Thomas A. Clay
tor. who finished 2 up on par, aided by
handicap Of Is strokes. Gen. r. H.
Allen, Gregory Prinxe and Comdr. H. L.
Merring tied for second, all up on par.
In the kicker's tourney, sponsored by
the senior association, Gen. H. P. Nc
Cain and Dr. G. Brown Miller tied for
first, both with net TBS, which hit the
Mccain scored 91-13-78 and DR..
Brown Miller scored 96-18-78.
JAMES p. MALONEY sprung a dis
tinct upset to win the three-day
match play tourney at Congressional,
downing Jack McCarron in the semi
final by 5 and and then going to the
extra hole in the final to defeat the
long hitting Parker Nolan. Nolan had
shot a 70 in the morning to beat DR..
John Shugrue. Harry Kellams won the
second flight and DR.. r. A. Keilty wen
the third fight F. G. Await won the
fourth flight Victors in the dnsola-
tion flights were:
First, F. M. Goodwin, jr.: second, H.
H. Moffett; third, E. F. Feels.
E. M. McClelland shot net score Of
l42 to win the Presidents Cup at Manor.
w. E. Richardson was second with a
net Of 145. First place in the women's
flag tourney went to Helen Dettweiler,
sister of Billy Dettweiler, the young
Manor sensation. Mrs. A. H. Perley
was second.
Henry Kaufman won the miniature
tournament at Woodmont, defeating
Melvin Kraft by up in the final round.
The sweepstakes tourney went to Nor
| ris Simon with card OF 86-18-68.
William g. Illch was second at s3-
1870.
EOUR matches were played in the first
l. flight Of the Army-Navy Club cham
| pionship. Capt. K. j. Fielder won
from Maj. l.. r. Cole by 6 and 5, while
Maj. r. K. Sutherland shot rs to
beat Leonard Thrasher by and 8.
Capt. B. L. Luscomb defeated DR.. w. I.
Ogus by and 2 and Capt. E. R. Shipp
defeated Lieut.. Comdr. j. E. Vann, S
and 3. In the second flight Maj w. c.
Rose defeated Col. w. s. Fulton, 2 and /,
and Lieut.. B. p. Nimro lost to Col, w. w.
West.
Carlyle veron won the Aristo Trophy
at Kenwood, with net score Of 143,
leading j. z. Callam by single shot.
Royce Hough and Maury Fitzgerald tied
for low gross prize, each with 1853.
Competition in the club champion
snip At Argyle " extended through