Evening star., 1932-09-26
THE Fall competitive golf season at
the Chevy Chase Club is in full
swing today with match play
ScbaI,,lad in tho fret of four

oWAllS tOOdy Will PAdy
scheduled in the first of four
major Journeys. Members of the club
yesterday finished qualification rounds
for the Presidents Cup and were paired
today for the first round, which must
be finished by Wednesday evening.
Here are the pairings: r. P. Whiteley
12) VS.. John w. Childress 13), P. P.
Powell I'D VS.. Donald Thompson 600.
w. G. Brantley, jr. t8) VS.. George E.
Elliott Q3D, Louis Mackall 80 VS.. Ad-
nIiral C. B. McVay. jr. 90; George
Richards, jr. 80, VS.. F. w. Coleman
90, J. P. Lannon I3) VS.. D. D. L.
McGrew G3, r. r. Emmett u3 VS..
Frank P. Reside Cd and Henry Ravenel
Q2) VS.. c. B. Drake 18).
The scheduled senior professional
event at Chevy Chase today has been
Cancelled because not enough OF the SEN
iors are playing golf to furnish partners
for the professionals. In addition most
Of the pros want to practice at Columbia
for the Maryland open championship, to
be played at Columbia on Wednesday
The senior-pro tourney will be played
later in the year.
DALPH S. FOWLER topped field of
N golfers who competed over the
week end in the qualifying round
for the Washington club championship.
Fowler shot IS. Pairings in the four
flights were arranged as follows
First flight-E. T. Farr VS.. r. S.
Fowler. Russell Jewell VS.. DIR. c. E
Buck, DR.. T. D. Webb VS.. A. B. Gait,
j. N. Baldwin VS.. V. C. Dickey. r. B.
Hair VS.. B. C. Brown, r. T. Harrell VS..
G. T. Howard. D. R. Dougherty VS.. w. H.
Wenzel, DR.. James T. McClenahan VS..
w. R. McCallum.
12-17 handicap flight. NJ. Keith
G5) VS.. T. M. Mather 12). E. j. Doyle
Q6) VS. E. NJ Lewis G4), H. D. Cash
man Q5 VS.. DR.. E. w. Titus 15),
Joseph Kirchner G5) VS.. DR.. G. R.
Huffman 14, Warren w. Wheaton 14)
VS.. Dale Drain G4). D. R. Elmore Q5)
VS.. j. F. McGovern 15). Charles B.
Stewart Q4 VS.. Ward B. Mccarthy
13), H. B. Wiley G4) VS.. G. v. Simp-
son 90.
Extra fight of eight. H. wooton.
jr. G5), VS.. A. H. Wilson 90, DR.. w.
P. Haynes 90 VS.. E. S. Pardoe Q4), M.
E. Horton 14) vs. A. H. Walter 15).
Birney cup-G. M. McKenney 18
VS.. c. A. Appel 18). c. P. Clausen 09)
VS. A. F. Garner 18). j. N Bradley
09) VS.. G. C. Elder 1S). G. S. Apple
gate 09) VS.. E. F. Gates CID, r. P.
Brandt (22) VS.. o. L. Veerhoff Q8). E.
F. Mcintyre 18) vs. j. F. Myers G8).
A. w. Howard 19) VS.. H. r. Colwell
18, c. R. Sammons 600 VS.. Otto
Thacker 09).
The first round in all matches is to
be played by next Saturday evening.
LARRY G. PITT retained his Manor
i i Club title yesterday, defeating
c. w. Stoddard in the final round
by and 2. Pitt started slowly in
characteristic fashion and was down at
| the turn. but he came fast over the last
nine to finish the match with bird 3
on the sixteenth hole. George F. Miller
won the first flight consolation from
D. L. Thomson by a 2-and-1 margin
Results in the other flights were:
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sofationNc g. Storm defeated & IL E. n9ieS r. Teasae n.
Third fight Stephen T. Early defeated
h defeated dhe Geeorse Meger up %
holes
Fourth aisht-w. W England defeated G.
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ZANE: and 3 consoIasionoA de sree!eq e. aui1isan
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feated H. X Kipiball, UP, 10 holes.
Pitt and young Billy Dettweiler tied
for first place In the ringer tourney at
Manor. which concluded yesterday. both
with cards of So. Maurice Nee and
E. j. Carver tied for third with So.
MARTIN r. MCCARTHY. outstand-
lvX ing entrant In the Beaver Dam
Club title event. was licked yester-
day by John r. Miller. who shot q rs
o conquer Mccarthy by 3 and 2. Other
results in the tourney follow
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