The Washington times., 1933-06-21

Stewards 73 gave him the lead
for the qualifying medal in the
invitation tournament yesterday.
He was playing with Harry G.
Pitt, of Manor, who turned in
the second best card of the day,
a "a, two over par.
Starts Out WObbIy
The Congressional youngster
recovered from a wobbly start
which found him three over par
on the first three holes. He then
steadied himself to cover the next
six holes in four strokes under
par. He birdied the fifth and
sixth and counted an eagle 3 on
the eighth.
Passing the first nine in SO,
one under par, Steward slipped
slightly on the trip back home,
taking 81, two over par. Pitt,
who took 38 on the first nine,
returned in SO.
The Manor ace lashed out a
powerful drive on the 265-yard
eighteenth hole, the ball stopping
IL feet from the pin. Pitts at
tempt for an eagle 2, which
would have tied him with Stew
ard, ran six inches past the hole.
Steward took a 5 when he over
played the green with his second.
Downey Is Third a..
Jack Downey, public parks star,
was third with II, while DR.. Don
johnson, of Congressional, was the
only other entrant to crack 80,
shooting 78.
Among the S0's were Noble
Cook, unattached; j. F. Swindell,
George Washington u; Ralph S..
Fowler, Washington: George F..
Miller, Manor: Dolph w. Ather-
ton. George Washington u: and
Arthur Urban, Indian Spring.
McCarOn Fattens Score
"All-Weather" Jack McCarron,
of Congressional, fattened his
score to 80 by taking a. on the
incoming voyage after an outward
38. Craig Mckee, of Indian
Spring, started with nine on the
first hole committed other blum
ders and finally wound up with 49,.
Stewards and Pitts cards and
other summaries:
Par
Out. .543 454 453-37
In. .443 534 444-35-72
Out. .."a. 1854 44s 1885
In ........443 544 445-S7-7S
out .553 AS 1888
In. ASA 434 543-36-74
J. B. Harmon (Argyle). 81; Billy
Dettweiler (Manor). 81: Larry K.
RSTnsy S. Nike S' oveP vspk %Gfr
tached5. 81: Dr.. H L. smith (1ndian
W. II. wenzel twashington). 80: J..
q ,bjn KhyHH a. d Tbo
son (Manor). SO: E. H. league (Manor).
SO; w. S. Abell (CongressionaD. So e; A.
Merkle Gndian Spring., SO; Andy Walker
(CongressionaD.- 81; Billy shannon Co
Russell Bowen (sherwood Forest). 81;
W. F. Pearsons (Washington), "a: How
ard Eales Qndian Spring.. 81; J: L..
Quigley (Army- Navy. "a: E. r. Shipp
(Army Navy, "a; Harry Kidder (Ken-
wood). "a; l.. T. Harrison (unattachedl,
"a: c. X; Duntop (Beaver PAM. 81;
NJ. Mather (Washingtonl, S6: DR.. w. "
Connors (Congressonan. IS.
R. P. Gibson (Manorl. IS; G: r.
ders Unattached. IS; E. H. Bean Cum
Navy0. IS: 6. f. Buck (Washingtonl.
Sc: F. E. Johnson (CongressionaD, Sc:
c. c. Diller (Indian Spring., S6; r. D.
White (Indian Spring., S6; A. s. French
(unattached), Sc: F. R. Poor (Mahonins
W. MCCARTHY (washington), 81: R. L.
Rose (CongressionaD. 81: H. ]. O'Don-
nell (CongressionaD, ST; Serge Folk
(unattached). ST; L. Rodeno (Congres-
sionaD. 81: L. T. Newton (Indian SPRING.,
ST; B. s. Fischer (Coss c. c., IS: H. G..
Wood (Manor). IS; Hugh Mackenzie
(Columbia), sS: E. c. Jamison (unat-
tached). Ss; F. Kreuzberg Qndian
l. I. Yates (Army-Navy), So: ]. D.
Ferguson (unattached). Ss; r. H. Perry,
ir. (Manor), IS: II. B. Wiley (Wash-
SS: Howard Nordlnger (Woodmont), SO:
Wilson Barrett (Manor). SO; DR.. r. A.
Keilty (CongressionaD, SO: A. H. Plant
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