The Washington times., 1934-10-15


latter capturing four of the first
six holes only to see his opponent
draw abreast of him at the
twelfth. Bean was ahead, l up,
at the end of the 18th and was
3 up as they teed off the Gath
Not to be denied, Baggett an
nexed the Gath and 35th to be-
come but one down and then
Bean clinched the championship
with a great iron shot Is from
the pin to take the 36th.
Wind B0thers Finalists
Owing to a high wind that
swept the course, Holzberg and
Sasscer were unable to play their
best at Indian Spring. SaSscer
was 3 up as they passed the first
nine, but Holzberg squared the
match at the end of the first 10,
and went 3 up at q holes. Sasscer
was unable to overhaul his youth
full opponent, and the issue was
determined on the thirty-fourth
green.
Miss Ellen Kincaid and Mrs.
Ora Emge, defending title holder,
will oppose Sunday in the final
OF the women's championship at
Beaver Dam. Miss Kincaid elm
mated Mrs. Morris E. Irwin by
the lop-sided score of Z and 6 in
the Semifinals, while Mrs. Emge
won over Mrs. C. E. Purdy, 2
and l. Summaries of the mems
and women's championships fol.
low below:
Mems Championship
First Flight 36-Hole Final-Eddie
sean defeated Jesse Baggett. up: con-
collation., ]. M. Palmer defeated C. S.
Griffin defeated DR.. Leonard Lavine, 2
and 1; consolation, H. l.. Jones defeated
J. z. Hughes, l up. Third Flight-W.
A. s DGh3s defeated Fderts DR.: J. A. Fredman,
oeteated NJ. Shearer, and ..
WOmen's Championship
First Flight-Mrs, Ora Emge defeated
Mrs C. K. Purdy 2 and /; Ellen Kin
caid defeated Mrs. NJ. E. Irwin, Z and
s. seateS Mrs n zn0s w. haBlle de-
J. J: McCarty defeated Mrs. d. R.
Hutchinson, and |. Second Flight
Mrs. Rex Weaver defeated Mrs. J; P.
Frank States defeated Mrs. Frank Cra-
mer, and 2. Fourth Flight-Mrs. w.
b. Young defeated Mrs. D. E. Mattison,
and 3.
Inside Nine, First Flight-Mrs. w. B.
Garfield defeated Mrs. William Davies
and |. Second Flight-Mrs. c. b.
Buck defeated Mrs. W. r. Henderson, i
up. Third Flight-Mrs. Glenn Strong
defeated Mrs. l.. C. Winters. l up.
H. c. Brockman defeated L. H.
Spiess, lup, to take the fourth
flight final at Indian Spring.
Gains SemifinaI
Bill Illch defeated DR.. Milton
Harris, 2 up, and Bob Baum
scored over Lester Olian, 3 and l,
in the club championship at
Woodmont yesterday. Illch en-
cages Howard Nordlinger, defend
ing champion, in the Semifinals
Sunday and Baum opposes the
winner of the Maurice Goldstein.
Arthur Stephens match.
Manor Club encounters Chevy
Chase, defending titleholder, in
the final round of the Maryland
State Golf Association over the
Indian Spring course Sunday.
Manor gained the final round by
turning back Hillendale, 1920,
over the Baltimoreans' course yes.
terday. Summaries:
AL Treder and Tommy Bones, Manor,
scored points to l against Carol Mac
Master and Eddie Semmler, Hillendale.
H. G. Pitt and j. w. Harvey, jr.,
Manor, scored Az points to Az against
Ernie Caldwell and j. Palmer, jr., Hi.
lendale.
r. P. Gibson sand j. v. Brownell.
Manor, scored = points to I against l..
Cannella and Paul Hampshire, Hillen-
George McGehee and Lieut.. Lester Rice,
Manor scored 8A points to ~ for r.
Jones and Dan NOnan, HiIlendale.
II. u. Wood and Ed Carver, Manor,
scored points to against T.. G.
Barnes and Tom Cole. HiIIendale.
Unable to use his left hand as
the result of a strained side. Ro-
land R. Mackenzie, Congressional
pro, counted SO over his home
course yesterday, swinging and
putting with his right hand only.
He was playing with DR.. Ralph A.
Kelly and DR.. Otto Wendt.