Evening star., 1933-09-04
long-awaited match involv-
| ing Densmore Shute, the new
/ British Open champion, Is COM
ing Of at Kenwood this Fall.


Shute and Ed Dudley, the handsome
gent who used to hold the Western
open title, are to pair against Al
Houghton, Kenwood pro, and Bobby
Cruickshank, Country Club Of Virginia
pro, in a match to be played in Octo-
Der. ARRANGEMENTS for the match VIZ
tually were completed by Al Houghton
while he was at Hershey, Pa, last week.
II will be about a month in advance OF
the National Capital Open tourney.
Shute finished second in the Kenwood
event last Fall.
Frank T. Williams finished with
brace of birdie IS on the last two holes,
but it didn't help him in the sweep.
stakes tourney at the washington Con
and Country Club, for John H. DAVID
son, playing his best game. turned IN
an 81 to add to his IS to obtain nrm
hold on first place.
The tourney Is to end today,
with the player having the lowest
average winning the event. DaV-
idson leads with a total net score
Of 1874, while Eddie Rice, with 7S
and 73, Is far in the lead Tor the
gross prize.
Harry G. Pitt and AL Treder are hav-
ing a terrific time trying to win golf
match from Roger Peacock and George
Difenbaugh of Indian Spring. The lat.
ter pair did nothing more than Shoot
a best ball of IS against the Manor
team at Manor yesterday to win by
and 2, with Peacock again registering
the lowest score sub-par 70. Pitt ana
Diffenhaugh had tbs and Treder had IS.
n EAvER DAM golfers trounced .
team from the Army-Navy Coun-
~ try Club in matches playing
yesterday at Beaver Dam, the host ciup
Spencer, the long clouting Beaver Dam
pro. tromced Danny Burton. Army
Navy pro, by and 4. The results:
Cliff Spencer, point; Martin F.
Mccarthy. /; Danny Burton, o; MAJ.
Bradley, o; Beaver Dam, l. John r.
Miller, o; N. j. Wilson. l: Capt. Fielder,
o: Mai. E. A. Noyes. 0; Beaver Dam, l..
w. j. La Billie, O; D. M. Pratt. o; Maj.
Barr, l; Comdr Steele, 1; Army and
Navy, 1. D. G. Morris, l.; G. F. Stringer,
/; Maj. Sadtler, o; Maj. Kimban. o.;
Beaver Dam, /. c. B. Hemer. L; e. B..
Bailey, 1; Capt. Greenwell, 0; DR.. Ogus.
0; Beaver Dam, l.
R. M. Brown, O.; D. F. Sheehy. O.;
Comdr. Pickhardt, 1: Capt. Hickey, Il;
Army and Navy. l. pr. L. c. Hopkins,
Meuzie, o; Beaver Dam, l. c. K. Dun
ton, L; E. E. INLAY, jr., O.; Col. West, o;
Lieut. Overstreet, !; Army and Navy, l.
j. r. Dawkins, / D. e. Mattison.. y;
Maj. Deering, o; Maj. Beck, "; Army
and Navy, 1.
Meanwhile the ,D0nlen golfers
fnauourated their club champion
shfp tilt at Bedper Dam, Dith
Mrs. Ora Enlge, the defending
champion, and Mrs. A. E. Fisher
tying for the medal, both NTH
cards OF 93.
R. T. Edwards and c. r. Giddings
were tied with 18 holes more to be
played today. for first place in the
Presidents Cup tourney at Manor.
Both had net cards Of Il. W. ]. Eng
land and w. ]. Peters were tied for
second with net scores Of "A.
DR.. Roy Adams scored an ace on the
145-yard tenth hole at Chevy Chase
yesterday and the threesome in which
he played scored a total of 5 strokes
to the hole. Mr.. and Mrs. Yelverton
E. Booker, playing with DR.. Adams,
both scored deuces.
H. w. McReynolds today holds
the Beaver Dam caddie cham
pionship for the second consecu-
tive year. The y0ungster downed
Clyde Tyler and l to win the
final round Of the tourney yes
terday, scoring an 80 to "a for
Tyler.
The semi final and final rounds In
the miniature tourney at Congressional
were on today, with A. B. Clarke, Ken
meth Welton, Walter Kilbourne and F.
c. Cromwell having reached the semi