Evening star., 1934-06-19
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by w. R. Ms CALluM

Mrs. j. A. Marr (Columbial. 9s. VS.. Mrs.
NJ Z. Irwin Beaver DAM. 80; Mrs. Ev-
srets Eynon tunsttsehedl; es. VS.. VS.. Mrs;
B. Schloss (Woodmont). a7. VS.. Mrs. A. z.
Dedicke tArmy Navy. 100.
Third Flight.
Mrs. L. X. Rice tManor). 102. VS.. Mrs.
Norman Frost tColunbia). 106; Miss Sue
hnt ants 49, 49, n nrs Ms 4 G. Hnn1
tcolumbial: los: Miss vireinis Pope Ken
s%ltR saith tdoismOsj 1Ss xs iSs mFs william Morris
Fourth Flight.
Mrs. 3. Amick (Columbial. los. VS.. Mrs.
B. c. Hartig Manor. 1l0; Mrs. A. A.
McEnter tKenwood) 107 vs.. Mrs. Frank
Rover Kesfer % Chevy Chase; 19si ;.a Mrs
scuiiy tchevy Chase). los; Mrs. MeCook
Knox CHEVY chasel. l06. VS.. Miss Bertha
Israel (Woodmontl. 10S.
Fifth Flight.
F. 6. Await tconsressionan. IFS: Mrs. &
A. Lacey columbia. u. VS.: Mrs. n
Beavers (Manorl. 113; Mrs. G: II. Parker
tksnwood} ksnwood lis: is mrs. M = N Dickinson Lssts
(CongressionaD. lib. VS.. Mrs. Roy c. Mil
Ter (Kenwood). ia.
Sixth Fhsht.
Mrs. oscar coolican (Chevy chase) vs.
Mrs PAGE Hnity a sCnevy n Chase; e., MIS-. 3
Foley 6columhial. bye; MIS-: }: c Cramer
GIVE Helen Dettweiler a victory
II in the District Junior girls
championship next week and
between 'em the golhng Dettweilers
will have a stranglehold on about all
the Junior titles there are to gather
in this neck of the woods.
Billy Dettweiler, the tall Congress
sional youngster who has been play
ing fine golf this year, collected an
other junior crown to wear alongside
his District junior title when he an
nexed the Maryland State Junior
championship yesterday at Manor
with a great score of u, shot IN
driving rain. Billy won the District
junior title last Fall, and today he Is
the junior. champ Of all neighboring
precincts.
Sister Helen will be the outstanding
entrant In the girls title chase at
Congressional next week. Billy's
winning round yesterday over his old
stamping ground at Manor was a
classic of shotmaking. for the young
ster only once exceeded par despite
the rain, picked up four brides and
played the lengthy final nine in 81
strokes.
His only hole above par came on
the third, where he pushed tee shot
into the woods, came out in the
woods on the other side and finally
reached the green in four shots.
hi fay-
finished second with IA, while Merrill
Whittlesey of Argyle, won third place
with 70. Paul Hampshire and Ed
Semmler of Hillendale tied for fourth
with cards of 81.
The prize for boys between 16 and
II years of age went to A. offender
of Clifton Park, who defeated Bobby
Browneu of Manor in a playof, after
a tie at 49, Charles Beeler of Forest
Park won the prize for boys between
IA and 16 with a card of 81. Bobby
Metz of Forest Park won the crown
for lads under IA with card Of 98.
Championship Fiight.
Billy Dettweiler (CongressionaD, 40-32
MaSJy wniy,sse, sse top,qT5,s' agYSsaa;
Paul Hampshire jHiiiendaiej. 40-4i-si;
Ed Semmler lHlllendale): .40m41aaS1; J.
Z; De Ford tElkrideel, 4l-43-S4; Don
Schamman (CIifton Park. 45-46-91:
Richard knight iElkridEe). 45-47--e2;
Harvey johnson (Columbia), no card; Jack
White (Rolling Road, no card.
Boys Between I6 and II Years Old.
j. F. Browner (Manorl, 44--39--S3; A.
Batter Miliard baltimore c. Cl. 40
45-S5; Jack Emick Forest Park 46-
3e-46-s5; Frank Jones (Manor) 40
43-49-92; william Hershanow edge
wood ArsenaD no card.
Boys Between Ii and Is.
Charles Beeler Forest Park; 42-4o-
Vernon Barnes (Clifton Park, H-47-
Q1: Jack Dettwe'ler (CongrtSsiorall. AZ
53-95: Johnny Farrell tHillendale1. A.
Reys h and Under.
Bobby Metz Forest Park. 40--49--9S,
Jimmy Downer CForest Park. $50
1O4; Bill Heimer Beaver DAM, 53-54--
10Y; Duncan McRae (Edgewood ArsenaD.
57-6o~117; Arthur Johnson CBeaver
George Houff will defend his title
as champion golfer of Fort Stevens
Post, American Legion, tomorrow in
the post handicap tourney to be
played at the Argyle Country Club. A
buffet suppep will follow the tourney,
with prizes to be presented at the