The Washington times., 1933-08-07
Golfers Engage In Final Practice Rounds
D. c. COURSE
|SSCENE Of
TRIALS
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

By GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Golfers, entered in tomorroW'S
national amateur sectional quail
flying tests, were today putting on
their final practice touches at the
Columbia Country Club course,
scene Of the 1888 Middle Atlantic
trials.
The local and Baltimore en-
trantS are we'll acquainted with
the difficult Columbia course but
some of the entries from other
sectors are not so familiar with
the layout. Perhaps, they'll carry
back home bitter memories Of
bunkers that sealed their hopes.
Pitted against % out-of-town
linkSmen will be 20 local repre-
sentativeS, seven of whom quail
fled for the 1882 championship at
Baltimore.
Seven Are Reentered
The seven local stars who have
reentered are Roger Peacock,
Harry Pitt, Maury Nee, Miller B.
Stevinson, Franklin Parks, Billy
Dettweiler and Martin F. McCar-
thy.
Tomorrow's test will be over
the 36-hole distance with the
IL low scorers earning qualifying
berths for the championship
proper next month in Cincinnati.
Chandler Harper, of the Primo
ess Anne Country Club of Vir-
ginia Beach, Va, turned in a 73,
over par, in his initial round
over the Columbia course yester-
day. Harper, who topped this
sections qualifying field at
Chevy Chase last year, climaXed
his round with an eagle deuce
on the final hole, holing out a
No. iron after unlimbering a
250-yard drive.
Birdie Is FruitleSS
Harper was playing with Miller
B. Stevinson, Nelson McRea, of
Wilmington, N. c., and Morton
Mccarthy, Harper's club mate.
McRae, who teamed up with
Stevinson, birdied the final hole.
Others who engaged in practice
rounds yesterday were Maury Nee,
Martin F.. Mccarthy, Norman B.
Frost. Frank c. Ford, of Charles
ton, S. c., and Charles Kent, of
Richmond, Va. Tomorrow's pair
ingS follow:
a. m. and / p m.-NOrman B. Frost,
| Columbia. and ]. w. Harvey. jr, Indian
| Spring.
| S:o5 and 1:O5-L. c. Steward. jr., Con-
gressional and Richard Lunn, Chevy
s:1O and 1:1o-MilIer B. STEVENSON, CO.
lumbia. and Tom Somerville. Whining
| ton, Del.
9:15 and 1:15-Roger Peacock, Indian
| Spring, and A. S. Gardiner, jr., Columbia.
$50 and 1:20-T. T. Speer, Baltimore
| c. c., and Donald Woodward, Columb bia.
9:25 and 1:25-Frank c. Goodwin, Con-
gressional. and Fred Newham, Raleigh,
n C.
$50 and 1:3o-Chandler Harper. Prin-
cess Anne, and B. Warren Corkran. Bal
| timore C. C.
s35 and 1:35-Billy Howell, Hermi-
| tage. and Billy Dettweler, Manor.
$40 and 1:40-Martin F. Mccarthy,
Columbia. and Albert w. Owen, York,
9:45 and 1:45-Maury Fitzgerald. Ken
| wood, and j. w. Gitt, Hanover. Pa.
$50 and 1:5O-Fred A. Savage, Elk
rage, ana CnArieS w. henl, RlCnHuOnu'
955 and 1:55-Franklin Parks, Con-
gressional and William D. Waxter' Balti-
1900 and 2:oO-Ralph s. Fowler.
WaShington' and N. E. Edgerton' Ra-
ZOOS and 2;e5-Frank Emmett, Con-
Eressional. and Frank C. Ford. Charles
ton. S. c..
1910 and 2:1O-E. J. Carver, Manor.
| and c. S. Arthur, Raleigh. N. c.
| 1915 and 2:15-Harry G. Pitt. Manor,
| and Dermott Nee. Columbia.
| 1920 and 2:20-Harry A. WisotZkey
| jr.. York, Pa. and Spencer Overton. Hill
| endale.
1925 and 2:25-DonaId McPhaiI, Balti.
more c. c., and Norman MacRae. Will
~ 1880 and 2:3O-M. Lucas. Baltimore C.
c.. and Charles Carroll, jr., Rolling Road.
| 1885 and 2:35-Dave Crook, Rolling
Road. and Bobby Reigel, Richmond.
1910 and 2:40-Harris N. Jones, Bal
timore c., C.. and Morton Mccarthy
| Princess Anne.
1O:45 and 2:45-Allan A. Smith. Ashe-
vile, N c., and E. L. Caldwell, Hillen-
| dale.
1850 and 2:5O-Harvey johnson, Ken
wood, and F. w. Cramer, jr, York, Pa.
| 1856 and 2:55-Maurice l.. Nee. Co.
lumbia, and Mark E. Trone, Hanover, Pa.