The Washington times., 1933-07-10
D. {. PROS
I COMPETE At
GATE CITY
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

compete In a Woman'S tourna'
ment here will scatter shots over
= the Indian Spring Golf Club
course today.
The occasion is the buffers
Tournament and over 14O have
entries. Only those feminine
players with handicaps ranging
from 16 to 36 are eligible for the
trophy donated by Miss Elizabeth
c. Harris, president of the
Women's District Golf Associa-
tion.
District pros will skip over to
Tommy Ryan's Belle Haven Club,
Alexandria, Va, and take part
I'm the sweepstakes scheduled there.
Among those are George Diffen-
baugh, AL Treder, Leo Walper,
Arthur B. Thorn, Walter Gun.
nlngham, Frank Cunningham,
Mel Shorey and AL Houghton.
Indian Spring Wins
The Indian Spring golfers de-
feated the Baltimore team, 24R
to 111a, in their match over the
< Indian Spring course yesterday.
Roger Peacock was low with a
sub-par 10. Louis Fuchs needed
two pars home for SO but went
one over par on each hole. An
eagle three by Parker Nolan on
the seventh hole was another fea-
ture. Summaries:
DR.; L: s. oTell and J. W. Harvey.
to n for B. w; Corkran and Talbot
n. N. BeIshe (Indian Spring. scored ;
Spencer ,overton tBaltimore!; Craig Nc
scored ! p; point to 0 "a for Dave croSR
and D. NJ. McPhail (Baltimore) Leroy
Sasscer and Alex Baumgartner Indian
oBrsn 's1Ged s1d car snook to
Arthur Urban and Louis Fuchs Undian
Spring. scored 3 points to, 0 for Tom
symmington and Robert Mclean (Balti-
1nore); John Jankowski and ]. J. Lynch
(Indian Spring. score point to for
Thomas sasscer and e. F. BreuninE
Buckingham Indian Spring. scored 2
points to | for H. F. Crook and c. r.
Drury (Baltimorel: Leo Pass and George
q for Al London and Dave Womer
(Baltimore): N. T. Patteson and F. G..
Butler (1ndian SPRING. scored 5 ro, ! point 2d1t
Newton (Indian, spring. scored ! point Pnt
for 4: w. Refd GraSes Sed r a. and GqFt r.
points to 0 for N. kaufman and
MaFFy mItS Eae snse raaa Dr
and j. E. Gary (Baitimorei.
Harry G.. -itt and Maury Nee
upset AL Treder and Mel Shorey,
3 and l, in their exhibition match
at Manor. Nee supplied the fire.
works with Sub-par SO, he and
Pitt recording a better ball Of 81.
Young Nee also counted an eagle
three on the ninth hole. Dermott
Nee, booking agent for the Pitt
Nee team, closed match with
Eddie Stevens and frankie Cum
bingham yesterday.
Danny Burton, Arny-Navy pro,
and Major Richard K. Suther-
land, club champion, turned back
Gene Larkin, assistant pro at
Chevy Chase, and Louis Mackan,
Chevy Chase amateur, 3 and /,
in an exhibition match over the
Service course.
Provides Feature
Young Burton provided the
feature by chipping into the cup
from so yards for an eagle two
on the 260-yard sixth hole. He
/. and Sutherland scored a better
ball Of SO.
w. F.. Beasley gave Martin F.
Mccarthy a scare in the finals of
the first flight of the miniature
tourney at Beaver Dam, the lat
ter being taken eleven holes be-
fore winning. Summaries:
First fIight-E. r. Strong defeated
defeated E. B. Heimer. : up: Martin
q. Mccarthy defeated D. G.. Morris,
. up; D. NJ Pratt defeat defeated &C.. G; e. E;
deated Pratt, l up, Mccarthy de-
fested BeaSlsy .S,syt up: II 1,npsx holes de-
.Eeated J. Luttes, 3 and 2; W. j..
IaBielle defeated j. H. Allan, 1 up,
10 holes; R. NJ. Brown defeated c:
Msanev up R En iaBeife defeatsd
INLAY, up; Brown defeated Hale
i up; Brown defeated LaBielle, I up:
Third flight-R. J. Rounds defeated
C. c. Strong, 1 up, II holes: D. r.
RIutchison defeated NJ. H. Maier,
np: r. r. Baker defeated A. A. Burr
i up; w. L. Strasburger defeated H
A strong. and /; Hutchison defeated
Baker. 2 and 1; Hutchison defeated
Fourth fIight-Oscar Blanton won by
befault; G. W. Smith won by default;
e B. Carver defeated c.. j. warren
. up; r, F. Donaldson defeated X. r.
Kelly, l up: Blanton defeated smith
up; Donaldson defeated Carver : up;
tBlanton defeated Donaldson l up lO
Fifth FliEht--c. F. Range defeated
/. G. Winters, ! and 8; w. a Johns
defeated H. G. Gibson. and =; F. j.; !;
Mccarthy defeated A. c. Shafer,
and /; G. A. Ford defeated A. Tucker,
up: Range defeated Johns, up;
Mccarthy defeated Ford, up; Range
Sixth Flight-C. Huber won by De
fault; f. Secrest defeated r. Fl. Bur
dette. 3 and /; w. C. Hackman de-
feated j. V. Savarese, / up; E. w.
Chapdelaine defeated F. A. Markowitz,
up; Secrest defeated Huber. and 1:
Hackman defeated Chapdelaine, and
?. secrest defeated Hackman: up.
A. C. Allison defeated j: A. Vance
up: c. H. Parkman defeated C. j..
Mchaud. up; T. P. Lampe, bye !;
Allison defeated Zuber, up; Parkman
defeated Lampe, 3 and 2; Parkman
defeated Allison, 1 up.
MUTUAL Nine WINS