The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-05-10
MUNY PLAYER
SPINS FINE
74ROUND
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Harry Saunders, called Rusty"
by his intimateS at Rock Greek
Park. may prove the dark horse"
Of the Manor Club invitation
golf tournament, providing he
hits all shots as accurately as
during his qualifying round yes
terday. He counted IA, just one
stroke higher than Harry G.
Pitt, Of the host club, and Craig
Mckee, Indian Spring Club and
George Washington University
student. who tailed 70, 2 over
par, to share the lead for the
qualifying medal.
Throughout his entire 18 holes,
Saunders was never off the fair.
way with his drives and reached
every green in regulation strokes.
He was putting for brides on
most holes, but only managed to
bag two, these coming on the
eighth and tenth. Weak work on
the greens also caused him to
60 over par on several holes.
Facing Opportunity.
Saunders, who has held the
local horseshoe pitching cham
pionship several times, is no
stranger to the game. He played
golf as a boy out in Missouri but
not seriously. He has played
but an occasional round during
the past four years but last
summer decided to give it more
attention, both in actual play
and practice.
The result finds him one Of
the better players at Rock Creek
with a great opportunity of max
ing an impression in the Manor
event.
Pitts IS on the home nine,
after an outward 80, was
glorious golf feat in the face of
q cross wind, that chilled to
the bone, heavy fairways and
wet green's made bumpy by eXceS-
sive play. :.
Played Superbly Also
Mckee also played superbly,
facing the same conditions as
Pitt. So did M. Parker Nolan,
Of Indian Spring.. who finished
with IS after passing thu first
nine in "a, two under par. John
Shorey's IS was also brilliant
performance.
The final qualifying round
takes place today, after which
the low 80 scorers will be paired
for match play. Summaries:
c. w. Stoddard, Manor, 37-41-7S;
NJ B. STEVENSON. Columbia. S7-42-79;
Frank Weller. Columbia, ss-4O--7s; F.
T. Newton, Indian Spring, 5000.
Billy Shannon, Columbia, 80; Elmer
INLAY. Beaver Dam, so; E. Krewson,
Columbia. 81; Walter R. McCallum.
Washington. 81; Karl Hale, Beaver
So. R. R. Hair, Washington, SO; G, A.
Tew. Kenwood SO; John Connolly
unattached. So; H: E: Peacock, Indian
Spring, 81 Capt K n Fielder Army
r. C. Hubbard. Indian Spring. IS; D.
Atherton, George Washington. IS; R.
N. Trezise, Beaver Dam. IS; A. W.
Barber. Unattached. IS; c. A. Metzler,
IS; J. s. ouigley Unattached. IS; R.
W. westwood. Unattached, Sc: G. F.
Elliot. Chevy Chase. IS; Volney G.
Burnett. Indian Spring, IS; c. e. Heath
9nSsn sprDx ss 49, MsIve Bennesa
sPens IS, So 4 & H San.e3 w. !5fao
ton, IS; W. W. Seay Unattached, SS:
r. w Rade. Unattached, So; f. ].
Carver, Manor. SO; W. G. Richardson
89 r. J. Marks. Unattached. SO.
]. E. voll Indian Spring, 90; r. Nice.
Clayton, Manor. 80; W. B. Downs. Army
and Navy, 90: Paul Heston. Unattached.
go: B. B. Carruthers. Unattached. 81;
DR.. F. j. Brochart Manor. 81; Harry
vande. Unattached, 81; W. H. Dick
haut, Indian Spring. 81: D. L. Thorn
son, Manor 81: NJ. B. Lamar TN
attached. 50: John Littlepage. Con-
Eressional, 81: P. J. Quigley, Unat-
tached, 90; J. A. Kemmerer Indian
Spring, 90; R. L. Edwards, Manor. 90;
r f. Wallace Lakeville. Den, 90;
Hank O'Donnel Congressional 90:
Jerry Enright, Cleveland. Ohio, 90: r.
H Perry, Manor. 90: X. D. Curry. I'm
attached. 90: f. S. Duvall Unatta ched.
90: c. B Carver Beaver Dam. a.
r. T. Eddingfield. Congressional 95:
r. f. Gawthrop, Manor 95: T. W.
O'Brien. Unattached, o5: W. C. Geleng
Manor. S5; D. NJ. Mcpherson. Manor.
81; ]. U. Trundle. Indian Spring. %;
3. c. Hartig, Manor. 96: F. P. Trait,
Manor, OF: A. Thompson. Unattached.
90 and Frank Mueller Congressional
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