The Washington times., 1934-08-06
VRIGHT IA VORED OVER WILSON TONIGHT; DEMPSEY RETIRED
JUNIORS AWAIT
GOLF TOURNEY
TOMORROW
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON


Encouraged by the interest
shown in their behalf, a flock Of
junior golfers will gather at the
Columbia Country Club tomorrow
morning for the second of their
weekly tournaments. The first
was held last week at the Con-
gresSional Country Club, and it
was decided to continue the
events.
1t is calculated that these ju-
nior golf tournaments will not
only stimulate enthusiasm among
the youngsters but also provide
them with keen competition,
which will sharpen up their golf
immeasurably.
Realizing that today's young
sters will be their main support
in the future, local clubs are act
ing wisely in offering their
courses. Such courtesies cement
good will of the enduring type.
Beaver Dam defeated Army and
Navy, 17R to 151z, in their team
match at Beaver Dam yesterday,
Major Clyde Beck, of the van.
quished, was the days low scorer
with "a, 2 over par. Admiral
William H. Standley, Chief of
Naval Operations, sunk a long
putt on the eighteenth to square
his match with r. M. Brown
after being 3 down. Summaries:
Capt. X. j. Fielder and Major b. l..
ttansOm' Army and Navy, scored point
Roon 70 against 8 ~: BiOn Moore and Eddie
and Major c. NJ. Beck, Army and Navy,
scored 3 points to 0 for eileen Strong
and j. X. Dawklns, Beaver Dam. L. Il.
steele and Major o. H. Saunders, Army
NJ. Taylor and Nobel Wilson, Beaver
Dam. Lieut.. T. C. Treadwell and Major
D. X. Sadtler, Army and Navy scored
a point to 21z for A. johnson and Mel
STANDBY and Major H. X. Pickett, Army
and Navy, scored 1 point to for ID, q,
Mattison and r. NJ. Brown, Beaver Dam.
Capt. 1. p. Treadwell and Capt. 1. 1,
to 11s for w. j. LaBille and b. N. Pratte,
Beaver Dam. j. l.. Quigley and Lieut..
ID. PierrepOnt, Army and Navy, scored 2
points to for +. E. Inlay and j. NJ.
Palmer, Beaver Dam.
COmdF. r.. T. Whitemarsh and COmdP
j. l.. McGuigan, Army and Navy, scored
points to 1 for j. L. Townsend and
b. e. BentSOn, Beaver Dam. Capt. F. A.
Allen and Capt. L. T. Davis, Army and
Navy, scored points to 1 for w. F,
Col. D. Fisher and Col. A. w. Robbins,
for G. E. Purdy and j. Alien, Beaver
Dam.
Major F. b. Lakeland and Lieut.. f.
Pugh. Army and Navy, scored 1 point
to 2 for Il. L. Degener and b. C.. Sheehy,
Beaver Dam.
M. r. Westcott (7S-15), 63,
captured low set in the hadicap
tournament and Washington Golf
and Country Club. Frank Will
liams 79-12), Ct, was second and
c. A. Appel (86-15), II, third.
Charles H. Doing, jr., club presi-
dent, accounted for low gross with
II. Ralph Fowler was second with
80 and G.. T. Howard third
with 80.
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annexed the blind bogey at Con"
gressional. Other winners were
Andy Walker (85-15), 10; Joe
Murphy GID, 10; DR.. Don
Johnson (82-12), 10; j. j. Mar
quette (92-1S), "a, and T. Mather
(88-1D, II.
Blind bogey winners at Manor
were w. A. Warthen (92-12). 80:
Frank ]. Smith (96-16), 80; Mrs.
F.. A. Nelson (113-33), 80; j.
William Harvey. jr. (-S3-3) 80;
G. A. Aud OLD, 80; j. w.
Nolls (0O1-2D. 80; j. v.
Brownell (83-6). IT; Mack Myers
(87-1O, IT; j. A. Llompart (97-
2O), IT; w. L. Jones G02-25, IT;
I. T. Donohoe (87-1O, IT; j. w.
Cramer (94-1D. II; H. L. Sim
coe (94-1O, II; R. D. Pittman
1O4-33), II; c. H. Willingham
(81-1O, II, and B. c. Hartig
(94-23). II.