Evening star., 1934-05-11

Gene Vinson match. The big hit
ter from Manor, protege of Senator
Pat Harrison, was up most Of the
way in this match, with Rippy hang
ing on like grim death and finally
getting his nose in front at the sew
enteenth. At the eighteenth Rippy
flung a pin-seeking wooden shot Is
feet from the hole, while Vinson slung
an iron shot onto the green. rs feet
away. AS Vinson walked up to his
ball he said to Rippy: Claude, my
ball turned over as I addressed it.
1 give you the hole"
Rippy looked at him and said:
Never mind, didn't see it. Go
ahead and play" Then Vinson came
within an inch of holing his putt for
a birdie 3, which would have squared
the match, for Rippy missed his try.
Such sportsmanship is refreshing. 1t
stamps Claude Rippy as one of the
better sportsmen. The summaries:
Championship Flight.
Don OBrien (Georgetownl defeated
Harry G. Pitt Manor, and |; Ted Bur
tKenwood1. ) and 2: Claude Rippy Sunat
tached) defeated D. H. Boyden (Rolling
Road, 3 and . Eugene Vinson Gas,na, eManor'
defeated Louis Fuchs GIndian Spring.. z
deeated dnS ESseT % Berery Mason n
woodD defeated Walter lyman george; George
Army ARMY Navy. w defeated Martin F. Mccarthy
'BssesT sseend p'%o U Brisn defeated Bur
up lG"S' Peacock S defeated Webb. 8 and 8;
Shorey defeated Sutherland. and q;
Defeased Won BY faehs
defeated Mason. L up; lyman won by
default
Second Flight.
Earl Jameson (unattached) defeated
Volney Burnett (unattachedl. 2 and l.
Arthur Urban INDIAN Spring. defeated "
Parker Nolan Qndlan Spring. de1eateo
serse Folk unattached. 4 and :: W;
Harvey, r., tManor) defeated R. T; Ginson
deteated W. P. Hayes tunatIaenedl: ! up;
John Connolly, tunattached) defeated
Maury Fitzserald .KenSoodsii sJlS Geisaied ahS r
Pattison Gndian SPRING. and a Leroy @
Sasscer 4ndian Spring. deIeateo Oich
Urban defeated Jameson. 3 and ;; Har-
vey defeated Nolan. , and /; Lacey oe,
feated Connolly. Z and q; Greene defeated
Defeated eisht-Burnett defeated wag-
ner, 4 and .; Gibson defeated Folk. / up:
FITZGERALD defeated Hayes. l up PEACOCK
defeated Pattlson. and /.
Third Flight.
C. S. Runswick Indian Spring. defeated
E j. Carver Manor. and ~ DICK
Kruezberg INDIAN Spring. defeated Reed
Daily unattached. 4 and >; Harry e.
Peacock undian SPRING defeated v; ns Bill
tunattachedJ defeated L. T. Harrison Cun
attached. 4 and =; J. Faust indian
attached) defeated E. Pomeroy tKenwood).
and l. C. Irautner tunattached1 de.
L. r. Newton Indian SPRING. defeated W.
Kruezberg defeated RunsSick. " and /;
defeated Marks. l up. 10 holes: Newton
defeated Trautner 3 and ..
Defeated eshtCagye5 defeated pay
Pomeroy won by default; Cogan won by
default.
Fourth Flight
J. S Abbott tunattached) defeated J.
s%ySn fon ManUr Won 6s detau n 3h
man Indian SPRING. defeated Dolph Ather-
ton ,Georee Westminster -; ; up; e; c.
ters @ 1unattachedi ) and ;; oscar Banton
tKenwoodl defeated F. Ford Columbia,
! up. 70 holes Pat Axtell tunattschedl de-
feated Bob Leapley (unattachedl, and >:
F. G. Butler Indian Spring. defeated R. L.
Morris unattached. ; and .: G. z. Strong
Beaver DAM defeated William NJ. Koch
enderfer Beaver DAM. and 3.
Clayton defeated Abbott and = Heath
defeated Whitman. and /; Axtell defea ted
l up
Defeated eight-Sullivan won by default:
atherto1 defeated Charles and s. a9rd
Kochenderfer. l up, 10 holes.
Fifth Flight.
naMaipe (palIe uoyepN dafa ed
G.. Stanley tCatholic University. S and Z;
G. l.. Jones funattached) defeated G. w.
Buehm Indian Spring.. 4 and 3: R. T.
Lynch unattached) won by defsul; ]. J.
Fields Undian Spring. defeated r. 3.