The Washington times., 1933-09-19
DON O'BR|EN
G. ]. PLAYER,
SCORESACE
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

DJ NANASNAN AAs SA~'A@ ~
Only one of the four local
clubs will be the home team when
the second round of the team
championship of the Maryland
State Golf championship is played
Sunday.
Columbia, which boasts strong
lineup, will entertain Baltimore
Country Club with play beginning
at 1870 p. m.
Indian Spring. defending cham
pion, will move over to Rolling
Road Club at Catonsville, Md.
Chevy Chase visits Annapolis
Roads Club and Manor Club
goes over to Hillsdale Club at
Towson, Md.
Play At Baltimore Today
Several local golfers we're COM
peting in today's mixed two-hall
championship of the Maryland
State Association at the. Suburban
Club, Pikesville, Md.
AL Houghton, Kenwood pro,
trekked around the Beaver Dam
course in 72, even par, to take
first money in the Middle At
1antic pros sweepstakes yester-
day. Ralph Beach, Suburban pro,
placed second with 70. Other
summaries:
Mel shorey (East Potomac), 3s-3S-
76; Cliff Spencer (Beaver Dam), 40
57-77; George Diffenbaugh Indian
Spring., 8S-ss-77: Bob Barnett
sDsnosr sSsSos GsrSisnd SniSf ssss e. e eSRn
Warner Mather (Woodholme). 4O-39-
49, Walter Cunningham Burning
Tree), 38-41-79; Frank Cunningham
{Burning Treel,. S9-4o.7s; AL Treder
(Beaver Dam), 41-38-79.
Medalist Advances
Mrs. Perry B. Hoover, medalist,
was engaging Mrs. John F. Gross
in the semifinals of the Women's
championship at Indian Spring
today. Yesterdays results:
>, Championship Flight . Mrs. P. B;
3 and 2: Mrs George Diffenbaugh beat
Mrs. Donald Scott beat Mrs. E. B.
Second FiightEMargaret Barnard beat
Miss Martina Henderson, and 3;
HGs M5s n And Ruosk 81 Msrort Ss3 MGod Mpo W. beat
Porter beat Mrs. VI. A. Romer, and /:
M. Third FlshtMrS irsH j. H. Eps EOFd 1sst Reat
Pence beat Mrs 4. Craig. 4 and 5.
Donald O'Brien, member of the
varsity team at Georgetown Uni
versity, could hardly be restrained
from climbing Healy Tower to-
day. There was good cause for
his desire. He scored a hole-in-
one on the seventeenth, par 3,
at Indian Spring yesterday, using
a No. 2 iron. Playing with him
were Joe Calvin, another member
of the Hilltop team, and Nick
Ryan and Dave Powers, G. U.
students.
Burrows Stands Second
Despite the fact he turned in
~, Bradley H. lied" Burrows was
standing second in the qualifying
round of the Anacostia Open.
The leader is young Tommy
Doerer who carved out a sensa-
tional ST last week. Claude Rippy
covered the course in rs yester-
day. Bill Carson, pro at the Ana
costa course, declares the quail
flying round will close today.
Other scores yesterday follow:
j. E. Connor. Ill; w. Davis, 100; II.
c. Lightfoot, So; H. Brosnan, 99 c. f.
Cole, 101; w. r. Moffet "a; Rob Ret
tew, s.: A. f. Sanders. II; W. H. Lines,
e. R. Belt. 81: F. E. Schofield, 90; o.
G. Orris. 1O1: T. L. Richardson, 1O7; H.
Mascarski, 9S.
Russell H. Thrasner, SS: NJ r. Sexton,
80; Charles p. Sewers, 96: Jack Palmer,
eS; P. A. Walton. 81; L. r. Findal, 81;
6. G. McGrath, S4; F. Lightfoot, 81; r.
N. Carr, 104; Claude Rippey, rs: Pat
Axtel, 80; W. J. Crabbe. 49, R. Grimes,
90; H. ]. Wienges, 95; Les Madison, SS;
Walter Madison. 10; r. X. Hollings-
worth, "a: Joseph Grimes, 100; r. Van
Gene Nichols, 81: J. NJ. Haines, 81; ].
CConner. SO: Tommy David, 50: A. F.
Nebel 81; P. Gerardi, 7S; j.. F. Nc
Gowan, 1O7; Charles A. King, 113; Will
liam Morley. "a: Jim Young, 50; w. w.
Seay, IS; j. r. Robertson, rs; B. H.
Burrows. IA; G. L. Marshall, 95.
Entries for the District amateur
golf championship are to close
tonight at 6 o'clock with DR.. w.
c. Barr, secretary of the District
Golf Association. at the Indian
Spring Club where the 72-hole
event will be held Thursday and