The Washington times., 1933-10-09
PRO-AMA TEUR
GOLF LISTED
FOR TODAY

Leading amateur and pro golf.
ers Of the District hied themselves
to Catonsville, Nd, today to par.
ticipate in the pro-amateur sweep
stakes of the Maryland State
Golf Association over the Rolling
Road Club course.
These pro-amateur events have
been quite popular with the golf.
ers and usually attract a large
field.
Golfing members of the Print
crafts Union were getting in
needed practice today preparatory
to their tournament, tomorrow,
Wednesday and Thursday, over
the Indian Spring Club course.
There will be prizes in three diff
ferent classes.
Await Wednesday Play
District amateur and pro golf.
ers are also looking forward to
the handicap tournament of the
Maryland State Golf Association
scheduled Wednesday at Colum.
bia Country Club.
Reese Hair is the new cham
pion at the Washington Golf and
Country Club, having triumphed
over V. Calvert Dickey, 4 and 3,
in the 36-hole final yesterday. A
sparkling 73, three over par, in
the morning round proved too
powerful for Dickey, as it left him
five down. Dickey himself scored
78.
Hair increased his advantage at
the nineteenth by scoring a birdie
three. The end of the twenty
ninth hole found him 7 up, but
Dickey prolonged the battle by
taking the next three holes. His
putt for a birdie four at the
thirty-third hung on the lip OF
the cup and the hole was halved
in par fives, thus terminating the
match. They played out the bye
holes, however, and Dickey won
all three. Had that putt dropped
on the thirty-third the match
might have finished all square,
but, with the championship al
ready settled in his favor, there
was no cause for Hair to worry
about those last three holes.
Indian Spring Triumphs
The Indian Spring golfers
turned back a combined George.
town University and Georgetown
Prep team 3012 to 2312, over the
Indian Spring course yesterday.
Joe Lynch and Walter lyman, Of
the Hoyas, defeated the aces Of
the clubmen, Roger Peacock and
Craig Mckee. Summaries.
Roger Peacock and Craig Mckee. In
dian Spring, scored 2h points to 81
Georgetown; DR.. L. S. O'Tell and Tom
Belshe, Indian Spring. scored 3 IA; points
to 5h for Don OBrien and NJ. Nc
Partlin. Georgetown; Louis Fuchs and
Earl McAleer, Indian Spring. scored
points to 4 against Billy Dettweiler and
Frank Allen, Georgetown Prep; ]. ).
Lynch and Maury Fitzgerald, Indian
Spring. scored ~, ~ point + TO-, to y for John IN
roy Sasscer and Arthur Urban. Indian
Spring. scored points to 0 for ]. Gal"
win and w. Burns. Georgetown: Alex
Baumgartner and DR.. H. l.. Smith. In-
dian Spring, scored points to for r.
Friday and K. Corkran. Georgetown.
Charles Avant. medalist in the
club championship at Kenwood
Country Club, upset John C.
Shorey, 2 and i, in the second
round yesterday. Results:
First Flight-Charles Avant defeated
]. C. Shorey, and l; Charles Cole de.
feated Toby Tyler, 2 and l; T. Dennell
defeated Fred Grau, and 3: II. s. Dunn
and Maury Fitzgerald math was post
Second Flight-Rlley defeated Prsecs.
and /; Kidder defeated Moody, and
/; Hutton defeated Olson, and ::
Hunter defeated Schultze, 3 and l..
Third Flight - Niemeyer defeated
Weightman, and 3; Brown defeated
Cooper. and /; Dutton drew bye
Bradley H. Burrows defeated
DR.. Mccullough, one up in Fl
holes, to win the first flight con-
soiations of the Anacostia Open.
The championship was won by
Martin F. Mccarthy. Of Beaver
Dam, who smothered JOHNNY Con-
nelly, 10 and 9, in the 36-hole
final over two weeks ago.
RRmA Ann