Evening star., 1934-06-06
BAGGETFS rs SCORE
BEAVER DAM TARGET
Given Even Chance to Stand in
Spite of Number of Stars
Taking Test Today.
BAGGETT's leading rs

FRANK BAGGETT'S leading rs
had an even chance standing up
for the qualifying medal at
Beaver Dam today Notwithstanding
the class of the field which started
today-the final day of qualifying in
the initial invitation tourney of the
club.
Although such stellar sharpshooters
as Harry Pitt Gene Vinson, Dick
Lunn and Roger Peacock all were to
have a crack at Baggett's IS today,
that score may stand up for low.
The Baggett youngster is the son of
Jesse Baggett. veteran golfer, and
grew up on the Beaver Dam course
His rs was only three strokes above
par and was remarkable for its con-
Sistency. He did not bag a single
birdie. Next to him came Martin F..
Mccarthy. the Beaver Dam champion
and course record holder, with score
Of n, accomplished notwithstanding
on the par 3 seventeenth. Forrest
Thompson of Beaver Dam and Ted
Burrows. unattached. both shot 79S
to form the quartet which broke 80.
Match play rounds are to start to-
morrow. with the final round Sched-
uled for Friday afternoon. The course
is fast. although it may be consider
ably slowed-up by showers predicted
for today. Winter rules, with the ball
being teed with the club, are being
used in the fairways.
Yesterdays scores:
Frank M. Baggett (Beaver DAM. rs
ID; Martin F Mccarthy Beaver
(unsttachedp. ta e' sa@4dI7a: johns s1 jsnEow hESw
ski 'Catholic University. 4O-4l-sl;
4H@~;'S1,Sl; -; W, c. LAWRENCE Beaver
Indian SPRING. SIS So; JACK ouie-
Stefano tBannockburnl. :9-44-S:D; D.
v. Pratt Beaver DAM. 4'!-42-s4 Earl
Jameson tunattachedl. 4l-4;i-s4; E. E.
Persons Washington, 42-42-S4; !;
Ray Farrell lKenwoodl. 42-422-s4; Jack
Mcfa5r9n fed Rntey IConETesSionfbe
Mack Myers 'Manor). 45-4?-s5; T. S.
ssTr Bari jr. coiam6ia 40445S5; Jaek JACK
| Barr Sr iColumbiaD. 43-4:i-S6: w. j.
La Billie Beaver DAM. 45--4l-s6; L. J.
Goode Columbia, 45-42-s7; George
MsGSnsS KenTo6d Manor 44s s; + Gerard Fl ses, fsy
veI Dam. 4-4o-,s7' J. D. Bower
PSa1t ftn0i 5unattsehed,. 'ans 80 5Hs7 K n
Abrams tunattachedJ. 4o-47.s7; R. P.
Gibs9p 3hbs3P,cSsa cMsPor, 1 4s5ws L cagpesli
tPurcelville. Va, 42-4b-8S; A. H. vii.
$faPns5s %nsIs
Earnhardt Annapolis Roads. 47-4l-SS;
J, j. Richardson Gndian Spring.. a.
B. F.. Sheehy Beaver DAM. 45-44-
So Mai R. S, Barr lArmy.NavyD. 43---
49,; e; Y. Griffin Beaver DAM. 45-
44sS n Tezior Toyk eGasstsahes iasayeE 4Hm 2a
f5-5-6o W 0nA%S 7, Henderson, ssaTef tBeaVer a%s:
S. Dam. 45E4sE9l; no A., J. Bodnar tunat-
ssssss ssshfs Gf" '! Capt 81 Esl Rs7a 'qRss sRss
'%RsftssRsd %nsttssRss tsi JAKE q j unasH, Rsan
stein. stein 'upsttach 1Rs.y.1 a.. 4M5@93
Christensen tunattachedl, 47-5-92; D.
R. Hutchison Beaver DAM, 4S-44-a2;
" j. BTantfey tfs (chsvg (chhsS!aehsae, cRsse, 457-as.
a3. Dr.. r W. J. Brown CBannockburn,
46-47-9933; r. E. Kelly Beaver Dam,
46AA5-s3; s. W. Crosthwaite iunat-
tsehsd tsebsS} 4ssa4 FTsslsT piesI {Tnst- SDst
taehed}. 5o-44-94: W S Mellon tunat-
tached 50--44-94; P. R. Hawley ,Army-
Navy. 46-4S-94; William Kochenderfer
Beaver DAM 4S-46-94; r. g. Burney
tManorD. 4S-47-95: W. B. Putnam
Beaver DAM. 4S-47-95; Oscar T.
Wright Beaver DAM 4S-4S-96; NJ. L.
Young tunattached). 4S-47-95; T. J.
4 CrUwelI Beaver DAM 4S-47-95; L. D.
Beyers tunattachedD. 45-5l-96; F. M.
/ Gerard Beaver Dam) 47-49-96; r. W
/ Simon tunattached>. 50-46-a6: w. A:
Tolford Beaver DAM. 4s-4S-a6; Paul
| Cory lunattachedD. 52-45-91; ?. A.
Dobrovisky unattached). 50--41-a7; j.
s. Goines Beaver DAM. 50-4f-o1.
l F. G. Gardner (Beaver DAM, 49-49-