Evening star., 1933-09-11

With q score of 38-38-76, j. W
Harvey, jr.. yesterday won the medal in
the qualifying round of the Manor Club
championship. Harry Pitt is not de.
Tending his title.
First-round pairings:
wess pEs' f. sht # Men W ys HsFyss K MscaysoT H. vs.
Starter VS. r. P. Gibson. L. L. Stratton VS.
H. L, Simcoe, Dave Thompson VS.. George
IT., H.. A. Carver VS.. J. w. Bellar. J. j
callinate sanats vs. s,I, r C. Haig o,
seck K sn Matson X vs. WsikfI a. L ys xIbeEmah H
c.rss C. 3 Beavers vs., ,sy. Hutlsy' B 7; Ed;
FSi1a R1nahSf sSsi rs E " Y kaDy shaxsF vs. Carol
$: Beaver IS. Is We " {, HDssGmS6,; G s.sI (. Ions Is
pr Es Z H qsTWeI Barn r, A Alley vs. Hove Howe
Laudek il, vs. s. j. Ehlers, h 'efi0 T. p SeTss aieTes
Mrs. Ora Emge, defending champion,
vanquished Mrs. J. McCarty, and 3, in
one Of the f1rst-round matches in the
Beaver Dam womens championship
tourney.
Other summaries:
snd Mri MTs sRss Wadaon Rsat bss4 Msrs Mrs wai 3
Treziss beat Mrs. R. shS Kelly. Ms' and ID ; ;
up r i holes; MS MIS-, S ", NJ. a LaBile iafasl beat
and /: Mrs. W. Money beat AIMS Mrs
,MmIey In! : and 4 Mrs; D; z, MattisOn best
Gibson s beaa Mrs aviS w. A. ans Johns Mrs. up MS
Max Taylor beat Mrs. Carl Witcher and
SON son, j h.a9 up u 10 holes; Mrs; v. {; Hack;
hoe, Mrs MIs RpeWn beat up nIE in
beat Mrs Charles Range. 5 and 4; Mrs
S j.; v. Savarese beat Mrs. R. F. Donald
Qualifying play was on again today
in the Anacostia open amateur tourney
at Fairlawn. E. ]. Stolork led the field
yesterday with 3s-39-77.
Other qualiflerS were:
Frank Harris. ioe 4@ms4; senasnss Il + BSs;
EGasRs' ss + s nsi:T .gs o9Pplf & 5:s5:
r Hon q o45c1nmse; cn1n;ns. 3 KeeIsy: 4$E4Ws5i
Humphries.o 46A4s@5a. Mooa; 4'-4o-So' C. "
Joseph W. Brand 49-743-92;o A, B
s4 James Dillon, 4gE4 E46@S5; ChaTie,
Hudson. 57056@nis. 5sssoIi s'i-S'' W. q
Continuing his strong play, William
P. Di Este, medalist and defending title
holder. won his flrst-round match ir
the Argyle championships, defeating r
L. Burgdorf, and 8.
Other summaries:
r,an.y r1rst lightIE int: & Sa;;+, casey beat " 4
Burgdorf. and 4; J, b: Harmon beat s
s. Harvey, z and |; Don Dudley bsa,
Second fishtEDr;' H :. N. Rosdilum bea,
Edgar Mosler snd j. " MGetf 5sttf Sea Sea
T. N M,tSIn Mehl ara up; tSTTens9n TTen beat
Kohler. 4 and 3: Cornweil Warner beat T
M. Felp. / up. 10 holes.
fault; J. b. Murray beat Ed Wright. ! and
q; e. M. Slack won by default.
Playing without sleep after driving
all night Saturday from Glen Falls
where they competed in the open tour.
ney, Al Houghton, Kenwood pro, and
AL Treder, Manor tutor, defeated Me-
Shorey, East Potomac pro, and George
Diffenbaugh Of Indian Spring by 2 ur
over the Manor course.
Houghton went around in 10, Shorey
in II and Treder and Diffenbaugh each
in "a.
In the Indian Spring title tourney
three matches were played in the cham
pionship flight and two in the lowe,
sixteens.
L. T. Newton defeated T. M. Belshe
2 up; DR.. H. L. Smith trimmed S. r
Speelman, / up in 20 holes, and Alex
Bumgartner won over Harold Graves
up, in the first flight.
In the second flight w. B. Voge.
downed Perry Hoover, 2 and l, and j
G. Russell defeated r. g. Butler, up
A triple tie for first low net honors
resulted in the handicap tournament at
Washington. Joseph Kirchner scored
79-lO-69; j. c. Mason 85-16-69 and
H. B. Wiley 82-13-69.
r. r. Hair with . rs was the low
gross winner. e. r. Rice was second
with q n.
Louis Fnol1s and Arthur Urban de-
feated John Connolly and Claude Rip
pey. public links luminaries, 2 and 1