The Washington times., 1933-09-05
BEA YER DAM BOOKS REDMOND, TRICK 81
WIZARD TOPS
FESTIVE DAY
SEPTIC
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Jack Redmond. well-known
trick shot golf artist, has been
engaged by the Beaver Dam
Club officials to feature the
special day at the club, Septem-
ber 16.
Redmond, the equal of Joe
Kirkwood in making a golf ball
do funny stunts, will be the
central figure Of the grand occa-
sion. He will be featured in an
18-hole exhibition match starting
at 2 p. m. with the homt pro,
Cliff Spencer, also probably be-
ing one of the participants.
To Give Demonstration
Outside the clubhouse at 6
p. m. Redmond will give a
demonstration of his golf YER
Satility. Dinner will be served
from 7:30 to 8 p. m. and dancing
from 10 p. m. to 2 a. m.
The dancing will be featured
by a floor show by Redmond
and his 10Th Hole Revue.
Al Houghton and Reds Cum
ningham checked the triumphant
local golf + arch of George Diff
fenbaugh and Roger Peacock, the
former pair winning by l up in
a match at KenWood yesterday.
Evens Match
Cunningham evened the match
with a birdie 3 at the fifteenth
and Houghton put his team
ahead with a birdie 2 at the
18th. Peacock was low with 72;
Houghton and Diffenbaugh scor-
ing 73 apiece and Cunningham
"a.
Despite a morning downpour
and overcast skies in the after
noon, the local courses were
flooded with players yesterday.
Summaries of tournaments at the
clubs follow:
BELL HAVEN-Gazette Trophy won
by DR.. F.. b. Moore, $50. 800, Isl
152; Scotch foursome won by Tommy
Ryan and w. Demaine, (7S-6), 70; sec
ond, Andy Clarke and L. w. Van Bivver,
net 7S; Intraclub match. Reds captaind
by John Hauber, defeated Blues, cap
ARMY-NAVY-Medal play handicap,
TseonS wSo BY GdmSr %njSr = J. 8opsTt Sops5 81 n
third, tie between Comdr. A. D. S. Pinck-
hardt (77-4), 73. and Col. F. Cramer.
COLTMBIA-Best ball tournament:
First, tie between H. G. Nichols and F. |
A. Lyons and c. A. Slattery. jr., and |
Page Cornwell, with net e5 each; second, |
Walsh and A. S. Gardiner sr., and E.
l.. Bono. each with net 66. SWEEP |
STAKES: Prize winners, G. v Norwood. |
R. W. McChesney. E. B. Olds, William |
Frank Gibbs, George E. Altemus. Comdr |
c. B. Platt, C. F. Mcclure, B. l.. Hartz |
E. B. English. Edgar Markham and DIR. |
qualifying round, mems
club championship. medal won by Will
liam P; DEste., rs: pairings for first
round Sunday follow:
First Flight
W; P; Di Este vs.. R. L. Burgdorf,
w. H. Flaney VS.. f. S. Casey, A. D.
Willmatt VS.. E. c.: Burgdorf. J. B.
Harmon VS.. S. S. Harvey, Don Dud-
ley vs. William Walsh, John S.
Boyd vs.. DR.. J. w. Dudley, Major
Cooper VS.. R. o. swearingen.
Second Flight i
James Reside VS.. DR.. E. N Rod
lum. J.. D. Lang VS.. w. H. Arnold,
F. J. Pelland Frank Zuber, H. W.
Little VS.: Edgar Mohler. R. f. Moffett
r. NJ. Lawrenson, D. Kohler VS.. A. F.
Wilson, Cornwell Warner vs. T. NJ
Felp.
Third Flight
J. II. Cox George Stiles. ]. D.
Murray VS.. Ed Wright, L. G. Swami |
CHEVY CHASE-secretary's cup,
handicap against par tie between Har-
old G. Moulton and Col. Henry Bull |
all even with par; third. Dick Lunn,
down
MANOR-President's cup, won by c. |
R. Giddings. (SS. 96-4D 145; second.
Russell T. Edwards, (S6. 9O-3O) 14S;
third, W. W. England, (91, 98-34) $50.
Women's flag tournament. won by Mrs |
II. A. Neff, $50 yards down tenth fair
way; second, Mrs. Mack Myers, 125 |
yards down tenth fairway; third Mrs
WASHINGTON - Three day medal |
handicap, won by Joseph Kirchner
SS. II, S4-12l. net average. 20 1-3;
10. and Ward T. Mccarthy (91, 81,
50. sO-1D. net average, 70 each; |
fourth. Dr. Vernon Simpson (S6. 81, |
s4-1D. net average, 49,,
r. c. Mitcheil, ss-21, ss, and Frank
NJ. Baggett. 1910 6s; low gross, Jesse
F Baggett, "a mems m,.t driving contest.
second Frank Kessier 200 yards:
approaching contest r. NJ. Brown. two
feet from pin from lo0 yards; second. |
D. E. Mattson, 10 feet from pin:
putting contest. Jesse Baggett (won
playoff from ]. V. Savarese).
CONGRESSIONAI-M ture tourney,
first flight. sem-finals. A. B. Clark
defeated Walter Kilbourne. and l;
Stephen c. Cromwell defeated Kenneth |
Welton and l; finals. Clark defeated |
Cromwell, and 2: second flight semi
finals. A. E. Dowell won by default;
DR.. E. F. Kohman defeated w. g.
Msh. 1 up; finals, DR.. Kohman de
feated Dowell, and g. WOMEN'S
HANDICAP, Mrs. J. F. DowdaH 92-s,
"a: second. Mrs. J. D. Baylis, 1O0-15. S5.
KENWOOD-Sweepsta Ellis Riley,
B4-13. II: T. Denell. 77-6, II.
WOODMONT-Miniature tournament.
eemi-finaIs Myron Ackerman defeated |
Louis Hirschberg, and q Morton
Wilmer defeated DR.. Boggonoff, . and |
]: finals, Alderman defeated Wilmer,
INDIAN sPR1NG-Mixed scotch four
some. won by Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Romer. 1926. 73: second, Miss Martina
Henderson and Tom Belshe. II; third. |
tie between Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shin |
nick and Miss Grace Tregessor and |
Harry Peacock. net 80 each; low gross, |
Mrs. ]. F. Gross and Harold \. Graves, |
ir.. "a; BLIND BOGEY. William r, |
Stone. S9-1O. 70. and Chester Leakin, |
10O-21, 70. tied for first.