Evening star., 1934-05-05

to get back the single hole by which
he trailed, hit a fine iron shot 10 feet
past the pin. Pitt stepped up and
whacked his pellet 3 feet from the
pin to win the hole with a bird deuce.
After that the match was on ice, for
no man around Washington can give
Harry a two-hole lead with four to go
and whip him in final match. When
Frank went into the ditch at the dog
leg fifteenth the match was about
over. for Harry won the hole with a
par 5 and became dornie 3 up. The
half that followed on the par 4 six
teenth wound up the match.
1.-TWO incidents stand out in Pitts
play for the day, both showing
the heart Of the man. After
leading most of the way in his semi
final match against Shorey the Manor
star went onto a tail spin, and before
he knew it he was l down with 2 to
go. At the tricky seventeenth he
played a miserable tee shot into a
bunker only l4O yards from the tee,
while Shorey poled one down the mid
die with only short pitch 10 the
green.
Pitt was in bunker 22O yards from
the green. and he had TO get at least
half. He won the hole with a spec
tacular shot from the trap. a fine
chip and a putt for his par when
Shorey, trying to play his second too
fine, dropped down below the green.
Then Pitt went on to win the match
on the eighteenth with a par f.
That iron shot on the fourteenth in
the afternoon again proved the iron
heart Of the Pitt man. Roesch had
played very fine shot, and yet Harry
knocked his ball well inside, holding
the putt for bird to stop the budding
Roesch rally. Harry's victory at
Washington was his first win over the
Cherrydale layout. He never has
been able to get past the second round
in a Washington tournament before.
Summaries of the final day follow:
First Flight.
Semi. i.fnals-Frank Roesch Washing
tom defeated Joe De Stefano tunattaChedl :
: and .; Harry Pitt Manor defeated John
c. Shorey tkenWoodl ] up.
Flnal-Pit defeated Roesch. and ..
Second Flight.
Sen1i-flnals-fstor Clarke Cunattached)
defeated Howard Nordlineer tWoodmonU.
! up; Louis Fuchs Indian Spring. defeated
j. c. Tracey tWashinctoni > and l.
Flnal-Fuchs defeated Clarke. and 6.
Third Flight
Semi j. B Pearson tArmy
and Navy defeated D. H. Boyden (Rol!ing
Road. / up in 90; Claude Rippy (unat-
snIied saShed, defeatsd sa R. T Kreuzbers dndian
Final-Rippy defeated Pearson. 3 and ..
Fourth Flight.
mi-finals-G E Elliott Chew Chasel
defeated w. E. Coleman George Washing
toni, 3 and -: Walter McCallum Washing
tom defeated E. C. Gott. jr. (Columbia).
Final-Mccallum defeated Elliott. S
ard 6.
Fifth Flight.
Ser1i-fnals-Ray Farrell (Kenwoodl de-
feated D. R. Hutchison Beaver DAM; :
ob and Marks snd
F1nal-Farrell defeated Marks, l up.
CONSULTATIONS.
First Flight.
Semi-finals-H H. Hair (Washinetonl
defeated Capt x J. Fielder Army and
Navy. up; Tommy Webb ,Washlln9,tor' 7,n
JWbSs defeated Hsr up in 70
holes.
Second Fiisht.
Semi-finals-Charles Doinc WASHING
toni won bv default: c. S Runswick IN
dian Springl defeated Leo Cullinane 'unat-
tached) by default.
Final-Doing defeated Runswick. l up.
Third Flight.
Serf-finals-V C. Dickey washington
defeated w. L. Moore CWashinetonl :. up
Charles W. Cole (Kenwood) defeated v -.
Mccarthy (Washingtonl. ! up IN ~ hales'
Final-Cole defeated Dickey. ana 4.
Fourth Flight.
Final-F. NJ Williams 6Washtngtonl &C.
feated Oscar Blanton tkenWooo'' anu D.
Fifth Flight.
Final-J w. Dudley (Argyle) defeated C.
c. Heath unattached, 4 ana q