The Washington times., 1934-05-07
SPRING
EVENT HOLDS
INTEREST
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

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tives will be an added incentive
for Harry G. Pitt, Of Manor Club,
in the Indian Spring Country
Club golf tournament which opens
tomorrow.
Pitt wants to add his third
straight tournament victory and
also avenge a defeat handed him
by Roger S. Peacock in the final
of the Maryland State amateur
championship last year.
Any meeting between Pitt and
Peacock is problematical as either
may suffer unexpected defeat at
the hands Of another. Also, this
supposition depends upon the pair
qualifying for the championship
flight but the chances are remote.
indeed, that neither will qualify.
Peacock One To Beat
Peacock, ranking player Of the
host club, will be the man to beat
in the tourney. He has a world
of confidence playing his home
course.
Pitt well remembers his session
with Peacock last year. The
Manor Moose" was 4 up at the
end of the twentieth hole Of the
36.hole Maryland amateur final.
Nevertheless. Peacock erased this
lead and came home a 4 and 3
winner.
Indian Spring officials announce
post entries will be accepted. Pair
ings for qualifying rounds follow:
TUESDAY
Q, Louis Macina, 1 s.: George Shan
Icy, unattached. 0:O5, C. M. Whitmnn'
!. s.: C. C. Heath. unattached. ESQ.,
gyle; Claude McCauley. unattached.
10, H. A. Faust, 1. s.; v. G. Burnette,
i. s.: Oscar BlantOn, KenwOOd. 10:O5,
John L. Charles, unattached; Robert D.
1855, r. p. Gibson, Manor; L. J.
GOode, Col; Richard Peacock. I. g..
diner, BannPefSaTn: Pattss1n s:oiieG unat:
tached. 1870. Ted Burrows, unatta ached !;
John Connolly, unattached; Pat Axtell'
mS%t h Msurs sG f. III S%Go
Herman, /. s: 1880. Andrew J. Price,
unattached; Hickman Greene, Argyle; Pat
Flaherty, 1. S. 1865, DIR. Larry s.
0tell. 1. s.; Harry Pitt Manors J. W.
2:05. K: T. Harrell. Wash; Ralph
Fowler. wash; COmdr. G.; B. sherwood
a. & n; 2:1o. G; A, Pralle. !: s.; SI;;,,S Mes.
E. ssans sHsf' T. s. sH"tSafGss Wisrd wa!ts.. s
r. s. Barr, A. q N. $3.50, W. G. Brant.
ley, ,jr., Chevy Chase; Herbert A. MihilIs.
Manor; H. G . Peacock. l.: s, pou
gartner. 1. s. 3:25. Craig Mckee. /. S.:
Louis F. Fuchs, i. s.: Parker Nolan,
I. s. $3.50. NJ. T. MCGOWAN: unattached; !;
Edward L. COgan, unattached.
WEDNESDAY
1880, Herbert L.. Lacey, Manor: E. 8.
1855. c. p. Merkle, unattached; A. j.
Wilson, unattached: Charles FiccO, un-
!. Andrey J. Walker. Cong; R; r.
Coli Club. Madison. NeST. Eos. 'T% R. K.
Sutherland, I. s.: Claude Rippy, unat-
tached; Luther c. Steward, Cong. 1870,
Or. j. g. Reilly, ]. s.: J. P. Kirkpatrick,
Roger Peacock, I. s.: Tom Belshe. I. s.;
H. c. Dagley, Cong. 1885. Leroy Sas-
seer, I: s.; H. II. DeviIbliss. Beaver
Pan; ": KEchsnderfeE TSdods .Is Beaver Dem. Dam
ly.. Manor: John JankOwski, C. U. 1850,
Robert w. Bowen. Sherwood Forest: Mer.
rell Whittlesey. Argyle: r. NJ. CLAYTON.
Manor. 1:55, e. j. Carver. Manor: J. j.
Wash.
2. Arthur Urban. I. s.: R. T. Kreuz.
berg. 1. s.; Maury Fitzgerald. I. 8; 2:1O,
Thomas T Webb sI Wash: Gene VinsER'
Serge Folk, unattached; Robert Morris,
unattached; Charles Range, Beaver Dam.
2:95. j. A. Kaemmerer. I. s.: George J.
e"Ff;S9 sso. Rsed Daiy ~ H%st unsttachedO SO' 4 l.
Harry A. Strong. S Beaver Dam: Frank Fai;
Butler. !. s. 1850. r. B: Essex, 1: s.:
lips, R a. Gnattached. s:55, r. K I. Lynch. nc F %n-
attached: Lewis T. Harrison. unattached
8, Leo Pass. I: s.; o 9; EIbe: Ken Ken
". % F. sIattery, 1. s. $50. E. Eef; 5. u was::
ner, 1. s.; I. T. Newton, l. s.: L. T.
Powers. I. s.
Brick" Wood, assistant pro at
Washington Golf and Country
Club, will take part in his first
tournament in three years today.
He will be paired with Tommy
Webb, jr., in the amateur-pro
matches at the Kenwood Country
Club.
Maurice Goldstein, 82-15-,
81, and A. Schneider, 87-20, 81,
deadlocked for first in the sweep
stakes at Woodmont. Ralph
Goldsmith, 87-19, SO, was Sec
ond. Howard Nordlinger, TO
7, SO. A paucity of single men
prevented the scheduled match
with the married men.