Evening star., 1934-05-23

Guy 10 OuIo.
It is remindful of the
~ old yarn about the de-
ferred payment plan. but
it's true Of those Western High School
linksmen as they contemplate their
approaching victory in the Dawes
Cup series, victory which now seems
assured and probably will become a
fact within a week.
Western has yet to lose a match In
the public high school series, and
needs only victory over Central or
even a tie, to clinch the cup.
Central has lost to Western, and to
pull up into a tie needs to win the
forthcoming match with the pace-set-
ters. The match Is scheduled for next
Saturday, but because of the coming
interscholastic tourney. probably will
be postponed until next week.
unheralded before the
u tournament opened, j. o. Ber-
gelin, young man who came
here from Michigan to do his part for
Uncle Sam in the Public Works Ad-
ministration, today holds the indi-
vidual golf championship of the Gov
ernment departments and bureaus.
No one knew much about Bergelin
before he started in the tourney at
Indian Spring yesterday. but they
know plenty about him today; of how
he tied for the lead over the first
round with a card of IS. and how he
fought Tom Belshe of the War De-
= q ~ oil throt,nh he l0ran vrytv, lxy
afternoon over Toms home course
and came home with a scintillating
73 to annex by eight shots the title
relinquished by Maj. Dick Sutherland.
Yes, they know a lot about Mr.. Berge-
lin new. Few golfing folks could do
what he did yesterday and do it as
well. He might go somewhere in the
other tournaments if the mere mat
ter of spending some of your Uncle
Samuels millions didn't interest him.
Belshe finished in second place with
score of 76-79-l55. while Capt.
Kendall j. Fielder. another War De-
partment standby, was third with
76-80-156. War Department again
annexed the team trophy with grand
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Al HOUGHTON, Kenwood Coli
u and Country Club, is at last on
- the threshold of Middle At
lantic P. G. A. title after nve years
Of effort.
For five years AL has tried to win
the match play championship OF tne
nros in this sector and for five years
he has failed. Indeed he never went
peyond the first round until the cur
rent tourney began.
Today he is in the final round over
at the Hillendale Club OF Baltimore,
where he clashed with that uncannlly
accurate putter, Charlie Betschier OF
the Rodgers Forge Golf Club.
AL should win and win handily, but
he will know he has been in golI
match. even over the 36-hole route.
Premier medal player of the Middle
Atlantic section, Houghton is making
his first real bid for the match play
title.
Houghton played two rounds Of the
course in 68 yesterday to
trounce the long hitting Glenn Spencer
of the Maryland Country Club by 3
and l, and then to eliminate Ralph
Beach by and 8. Betschler in the
meantime had trounced AL Treder,
Manor Club star, by and 6, while c.
r. McMaster, Hillendale pro, was beat
ing Mel Shorey. the medalist from
East Potomac Park, by and l.
Betschler beat McMaster in the after
noon, clearing the way for a meeting
with Houghton.
yOMEN'S major golf tourna-
w ments are over for a couple
OF weeks at least. They end
ed yesterday with the playing Of the
buffers" tourney at Kenwood, where,
under lowering storm clouds and with
a brisk wind sweeping the course, Mrs.
Earl Strong of Beaver Dam won the
Harris Trophy, with a card Of 104-
29-75, while Mrs. Roland Mackenzie,
wife of the Congressional pro, an
nexed the gross prize with mark
Of 81.
Mrs. Strong did not win the net
award without a struggle. however, for
she tied with Mrs. J. H. Vance. an
other Beaver Dam member. Mrs.
Vance, q good sportswoman, agreed to
take the runner-up prize without
play-off, stating that she had not
played enough to qualify for her club
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