Evening star., 1933-06-24

the opening trio in the final match, he
made a game and gallant try which
failed only by an eye-lash of squaring
the match before the first nine holes
was over
Steward. who tied with John Con-
molly of Rock Greek Park for the quail
flying medal on Tuesday, beat Maurice
Nee of Columbia in the semi-final by
scoring a bird 3 on the eighteenth
green, while Nee's putt for half hung
on the lip of the cup
Peacock gave John c. Shorey of Ken
wood an artistic trimming in the other
semi final, winning by 5 and 3. They
met in the final, these two lads who
never before had gone to the ultimate
round in local invitation tourney, and
Congressional and Indian Spring split
their time-honored friendship for the
afternoon to root for the home lad
CTEWARD, 25-year-old son of Pop"
y Steward beloved member of the
host club, was erratic on the first
three holes, losing them all to par golf
by Peacock. But he quickly gathered
his forces together to halve the next
two holes, one of them in brides, and
grab birdie 8 for a win at the sixth
where he laid pitch shot inside Of the
fine shot of Peacock Steward then won
the seventh to be only l down. but he
gave Peacock great opening at the
eighth, which the Indian Spring star
couldn't take advantage Of. Roger
needed only two puts from IL feet to
win with but he took in his at
tempt to play the ball too safe So they
went on to the long thirteenth with
each hole halved
At this long hole Peacock dumped a
mashie- -niblick shot feet from the hole
and sank the putt for winning birdie
a, putting him up. But he couldn't
hold the lead. He skied his spoon shot
at the fourteenth and lost the hole to
Stewards par 8, only to win the next
with par 4 when Stewards tee shot
hit bunker and hoped over Two
down with 3 to go, Steward had a great
chance to grab the sixteenth, but he
topped his iron second and the hole was
halved in As. although Peacock drove
into the rough and couldn't reach the
green in 2.
They went to the seventeenth with
Peacock dormie 2 up. Here Steward.
boldly trying to lay pitch shot dead,
found the bunker at the right. Peacock,
nicely on the green in g. won the hole
with a par and the match was over
Peacocks victory won for him the
biggest tournament in point of numbers
IlcIu hDOuJ Washington IllLS year. NEAR
ly 480 players competed.
UNfMARIES of the final day in the
= tourney follow
FIRST FLIGHT
gressionaD defeated Msury Nee Columbia,
essd qD opn R4ser sboTsx peacoc Rdsn
Final-Peacock defeated Steward, 3
consolation-Maury FITZGERALD CKen-
sprinsl; / up; Earl McAleer indian Spring
and dd'la'--"'Aiee' I. oeie"'eo f''1SefA'o'
SECOND FLIGHT.
L. sem5-hnals1.W IL m ", Jones tCongresssionan !
aad q eoPsa Pksr MeT Mn adap
A. s. GaFdIner. y, 5columbiat, !: up.
6%aMsE 6n asfsffsa 'Rafs Ras gonsrss
sionaD defeated Ralph S. Fowler washing
TTessonal5 defeated Saies pr Don Johnson CON
FinaLMaloney defeated Parks, 4 and g.
THIRD FLIGHT
- Billy Dettweiler Manor, defeated, Larry
yer Manor, defeated J. F. McCarron Con
greSSional. up.
hoies iF.nai-pe''"eller' g. Carver l up -
consolation-J b Harmon tArgyle> de
d. b.
Heron tWsshingtOn1. won BY default.
Final-Heron defeated Harmon. ! up.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Robert Bowen Gndian Spring. defeated 4
Craig Mckee Gndian Spring.. > and /; /
Everett Eynon fColumbia), defeated Dave |
L. Thomson Manor, and 3. Finals
Eynon defeated Bowen, > and ]. Consola- |
tom. R Emeigh Beaver DamD defeated !
w. S. Abel tCOngressionan. 3 and .: J. o. /
Rhyme tCongressionaD and S. J. Cort Spar !
rows Point failed to show up. Finals
Emeigh won by default.
FIFTH FLIGHT.
w. S. Fulton tArmy- Navy defeated L. /
Smith tunattachedl. > and E. H. Bean /
tunattachedD defeated l.. T. Harrison 6un- |
attached. and =. Fnals-Bean defeated /
Fulton. } and - Consolation-C. X. Dun |
ton tBeaver DAM, defeated A. J. Walker !
tConRresslonaD. ! up; Billy Shannon Co /
lumbial and j A. b McElvaney tunat- /
tachedb failed to show up. FinalS-Dun- /
ton won by default
SIXTH FLIGHT.
r. P Gibson 'ManorD defeated W. v /
Connors tConeressionaD. up. ~ holes; /
Jimmy Drain CWaShinRtonl. : and 4 /
F1nals--Shea defeated Gibson, , and =. /
Conso!ation-A S. Gardiner Columbia /
defeated E. C Graves (CoumbaJ, by de- /
fault; James Mason tKenwoodI defeated
w. }. McAVoy tCongreSSionah, by default. /
Flnals-Gardlner defeated Mason. and :. /