Evening star., 1934-07-08
1O5 WILL STRIVE
FOR MUNY CROWN
Champ and Next Three in
D. c. Tourney Get Trip
to National Event.

~ NE HUNDRED AND FIVE
4 aSpirants for the Hard
\ ing Cup team of four
~ men will play So holes
tomorrow over the Superheated
fairways at East Potomac Park
and travel a similar distance on
Tuesday at Rock Greek Park in
the chase for the local municipal
title and to determine who will
get a free trip to Pittsburgh to
play in the national public links
championship at the end Of this
month.
The four low scorers at the con-
clusion of the 70 holes of banging
away at distant pins will represent
Washington in the Harding Cup tour
ney on July 80 and 81, and will also
play in the individual public links
tourney over the South Park Alle-
gheny County Links at Pittsburgh
The gent who leads the procession
over the 72-hole route at East Po-
tomac and Rock Greek Parks will be
the Washington municipal links title
holder for 1894.
Harlan Will. elongated former cad
die from the Woodmont Country Club,
won the local public links title last
year, but because of the distance of
Washington from the scene of the
tourney at Portland, Greg, the Will
youngster did not get a trip to the
national. He will be one of the ia
vorites to win SPOT in the tourney
this week, and also will be in the
thick OF the scrap to keep his crown.
John Connolly, Claude Rippy, George
Malloy and half a dozen other mu-
nicipal links luminaries will be among
the more prominent aspirants for one
OF the four spots and the local title.
Here are the pairings for the first
TWO rounds of the tourney tomorrow
at East Potomac Park:
s;30-12:3O, Frank H. Prevail, Preston
r; Phinix had,s and G, A. Marquardt; S:35-
Robert b. Burton; S:40-I2:iO, T N, Cain
william H. Alexander and S. c. Vim
sStt' Sr e:45,lI:42 4. NJ. Holmes. B. B.
H. Hill, n /. King and 0 orwell VGi Grim; M
s:35,i255. J; J.. Kelly. Maurice Abrams
GnacS end william liam Bradshaw; 9:0O;I:OO. ". W.
son; 9:05-l:05. John L. Charles. Harry
v: j crs66e, Baddy shaPRey 2Rs; and dolt n. "a a
Pixton; 9:l5-1:I5. W. Turner. Arthur
Rarlins RataII ioba and Dglin; SOL G 20; Pat
9:25-i :25. J. w Kines. Charles o. Car.
roll and Dick Berberich; g:3O-I 80, James
R. Wamman. Robert A. Gabriel and A.
s:35-I:35. George KiliOp WILEY
Stearns and Don Pearson; 9:4O-I:40.
frank Ortman. George Molloy and Earl
G; Jamison; S:43-l :45. N. b Robinson
si5Pi snS 80 Dsnlsl s1ds.tt Arnold Nell Turner
Hoag. Robert j. Marks and Charles
Flcco; lO:O02:0O, Georee r, Sullivan,
John NJ. Enright and r. w Ketcham:
lO;O5-2 :o5. John Hauser. Bob Leapley
and c. G. Heath; 1O:l0-2:10. K. B. Will
Hams. n F. Jarvis and James Thornton;
Ter and Joe Micker; 1O:20-2:2O. Robert
L. Morris. w. H Miller and Lee Sweeney:
l0:25-2:25. j. J. Murray. Charles j. Will
llams and James S. Morris; IO3O-2 30
z; r. Johnson. Andrew ohveri and John
10:S5-s 35. Claude Rippy. Harlan Will
man Allen, william II. Bissell and Sam
Leslie; 10:45-2:45. Hugh Mahoney. Joseph
RODGERS and Russell Jewell; 105O-2:5O.
Kenneth D.. Wood. Frank r. Shea and
Carl E. Jost; 10:55-2:55. Raymond
Turney E. H. Wilhelm and Bob Mertie;
l:0o-3:oO, Tom Bransford; H; l. Madi-
mar. 11:1O-3:10. Jerry Collins. Robert
woodward and w. R. welsh; lI15-3:15
Harry Thompson. Richard z. Bird and
z. D. Curry: 11:3O-3:20 Kenneth Pyatt
c. A. Sherion and Ed Burns.