The Washington times., 1932-05-05
Lynch Crowds
Way IntoLocal
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Those local amateur golfers
who have monopolized the many
spring tournaments in this vicin-
ity may find opposition from an
unexpected corner.
The new entry into their ranks
is Joseph P. Lynch, of Boston,
Mass, who bagged the qualifying
medal in the Army and Navy in
vitation tournament by shooting
"a, two over par. This mark ex-
ceeds by i the score of IS re-
corded by William L. Pendergast,
unattached. Both scores were
made yesterday.
Lynch, a freshman student at
Georgetown University, was jun
ior amateur champion Of Massa-
chusetts when 16. He has been
member of the Massachusetts,
State amateur team for the past
two years.
In physique and facial charac-
teristics, young Lynch, who is
but 81, looks a dead ringer for
his older brother, Jack Lynch, a
member of the Argyle Club.
PendergaSt is the former club
champion at Bannockburn and a
dangerous opponent when on his
game. j. Hauber, Belle Haven
Club, Alexandria. took the prize
for low net with (78-10 66,
with E. ]. Carver, Manor Club,
T9-12) 81. losing out by a
stroke. Pairings for first-round
match play follow:
FIRST FLIGHT
10 a. M, ]. P. Lynch, Georgetown u.
7D. VS.. H. G. Pitt Manor (79); 1905,
Leroy D. Sasscer, Indian Spring (77), VS..
W. L. Pendergast. unattached (75); 1910.
VS.. M. B Bennett, Congressional (7S);
1915. John C. Shorey, Manor (76), vs.
D: w. Atherton, George Washington
GS); 1920. j; Hauber, Belle Haven
1925, Luther c. Steward, jr.. Con-
gressional (7S), VS. NJ. F. Mccarthy.
Beaver Dam 7s); 1880, E. j. Carver,
fasReG MeReG s vs. NJ G2or Powney uRat-
George Washington (76). VS.. J. ], jan
kowski, Catholic U. 79).
SECOND FLIGHT
1o:4O a. M. ]. W. Harvey. tr., Indian
Spring (S2), VS.. c. W. Cole, Indian
Spring (S0l; 1O:45, J. M Haynes.
GGIumOs GpmT IA fS2 A.Nv vs. Msjcr 9s E. 4 NOys
Hoizberg. Columbia tS1y. vs.. E: B.
Wagner, Indian Spring (s1), vs.. E. B.
D. Nicholson. Washington (8O). VS..
csDt: CsP: !; T; .. Menzis s;t.1y, Army and Navy
(S1l. VS.. M. L. Kraft: Woodmont (SD:
1905, Ross Puette, c. c. of Va. (S0).
VS.. F. NJ. Parks, Congressional (S3l:
1:1o. v. G: Burnett, unattached (SD.
L. QuigIey, Army and Navy (S2).
VS.. George A. Tew. Kenwood (S2).
THIRD FLIGHT
9:2O a. m. Lieut.. e. Pugh. Army and
Navy (S6). VS.. J. c. johnson, Beaver
Dam (S5); 9:25. Capt. B. R. Luscomb,
weIi. indian Spring 1sD; $50. W: n.
Baldwin. Manor (S5), vs.. Capt. ]. Not.
stein, Army and Navy Cs6); s:35, N.
G: Preston. unattached (sD. vs. George
Hume, Army and Navy $50: 80 g.
C. E. O'Danial unattached (S5): 9:45.
Capt. K. ]. Fielder. Army and Navy
(S5). VS.. Lieut.. G.. E., Short: Army
and Navy go; $50. w; F. Marshall
Congressional go: 9:55. G. A. Pralle.
Argyle (s5).
FOURTH FLIGHT
$40 a. M, R. McC. Clayton. Manor
(S6), vs. L. K. Downey, Manor (S6); S:45,
S. N. Mills. Washington $50, vs.. A. j.
Walker. Congressional (8O; $3.50, w.
Mccarthy, Washington (SD, VS.. r. P.
Gibson, Manor (S6); S:55, Major A. c.
Dearing, Army and Navy (SO, vs.. c.
P. Medley. Kenwood (86): 8, r. NJ.
Roudabush Army and Navy (SO, vs..
Mike Oliveri, unattached (S6); 9:O5.
r. r. HAIR Washington (S7), vs. T. H.
Rutley Beaver Dam (s7); s:lO. Noble
Cook, Catholic U. (S6), vs. DR.. s. =.
Noland, Washington (S7); s:15, F. T.
Ward, Congressional (SD. vs.. W. r.
Burns. Belle Haven (ST.
FIFTH FLIGHT
a. m., ]. ". Dudley, Argyle (SS). vs.
C. M whitman, Indian Spring go;
sos, J. L. Barr. Columbia (SS), vs. F. G.
Butler, Indian Spring (S9); $40. A. s.
Gardiner Columbia (S9), VS.. D. n.
Burnham. Manor (S9); S:15. w F..
shannon, Columbia $50. VS.. Comdr. l.
c. Bogart. Army and Navy (Ss); 500.
T. P West, Manor (SS) vs. Major L. +.
Cole, Army and Navy (S9); 1928, Lieut..
Col. Z. s Hughes, Army and Navy
(SS), VS.. Major P. r. Hawley, Army
and Navy (SS); $3.50. W. B: Downs,
Army and Navy (SS), VS.. r. J. Kaem-
merer, Indian Spring (S9): S:35. W. D.
Murphy, Columbia (SO, VS.. r. A.
Bishop, Kenwood (SO.