The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-09-09


George A. Simpson Friday, but was
moved forward several days to
avoid q conflict with the Mary
land State women's handicap tour
ney at the Indian Spring Country
Club. Friday.
Mrs. David M. Mcpherson, who
won The Times tourney last year,
will defend her laurels tomorrow.
The tournament is open to all
women golfers, but only entrants
with handicaps between 10 and "a
are eligible for The Times Cup,
the major trophy.
Post entries will be accepted at
the starting tee tomorrow morn.
ing.
Besides tomorrow's Times tour
ney and the Maryland State han
dicap Friday, there will also be a
mixed Scotch foursome at the In.
dian Spring Country Club on
Wednesday. This affair is being
sponsored by the District Golf
Association. Entries can be made
to George Diffenbaugh, Indian
Spring pro.
Harry G. Pitt. defending cham
pion, is paired against Lieut..
L. K. Rice in the first round of
the club championship at the
Manor Club. Pairings follow:
First Flight-H. G. Pitt vs.. Lieut.. l..
Rina a NefF Walter Takes
Hickman Greene VS.. j. r. Myer, T. \.
Devers vs.. u. L: Thomson. T. p. Bones
vs.. H. A. MiIhiIIs, j.; W. Harvey vs.. l.
mey, H. L. Lacey VS.. r. P. Gibson.
Second Flight-W. W. England vs..
Matt Myers, {. z. Medley VS.. NJ. 5.
Brown, q. 5. Boyer vs.. Burke Edwards,
N. c; Clayton vs. George Jones; ,.! L; T.
ham VS.. W. ID. Britain. George Lendick
vs.. W. J. Peters, j. j. Buckley vs.. r. S.
Clarity.
Third Flight-Fred walen VS.. W. W.
tom, DIR. w. ID. sullivan VS.. Bryan Beall,
H. j. Cooper VS.. +. X. Krum, r. A.
Phillips VS.. DR.. W. L. Treadway, J. q.
Taylor VS.; r DR.; L; &; pray noHc, J.. c: KTtter
StUdebaker.
Fourth Flight. R. Patterson vs.. R.
L. Kilby, c. d. Gibbons VS.. c. r. Long,
j. E. Nell vs.. j. J. Hughes, J. a. LOm-
DafO Vs. a. u. lShHuEuS' d. IL OdHlDcIS
vs.. D. \. Burnham, Harry Grier VS..
Ralph Pittman. j. S. Mcbride VS.. L. L.
NettletOn, Z. p. Knapp VS.. +. A. smith.
Fifth F1ight-H. l.. simcOe vs.. c. T.
Milne, r. r. Spriggs VS.. w. /. WixOn, W.
T. Speer VS.. j. 8. Ebert. 5. p. Smith vs..
Donald Walker, Fl. j. Gerard VS.. Ward
Taylor. j. r. Daily VS.. F. c. Halligan,
d. C. Barnhart VS.. r. P. Edwards, NJ r.
Colbert VS.. f. $. Norris.
sixth F1ight-E. A. Stroudley vs.. Roy
Butram. +. B. Helan vs.. W. $. Tucker.
w. $. Shea vs.. W. l.. Jones, w. w. Tai
colt VS.. Major Zimmerman. c. Van Drie-
sen VS.. Ray kOOntz, VI. F. Frier VS.. c. v.
DAILY, C.. A. Albert VS.. F. 4. Birgfeld, S.
NJ. GrOgan VS.. II. Farrell.
Seventh FliGht-W. F. Kush VS.. H. ].
simons, ID. y. Mcpherson drew a bye;
Davis Weir drew a bye, +. p. Clancy vs..
Bartlett, c. L. Carr and e. r. ShOneman
each drew a bye. J. A. Brown VS.. j. 7.
Maddox. A. f. VinciI drew a bye.
Witty Cox, Kenwood pro, and
Russ Hollebaugh, Kenwood anna
teur champion, defeated Danny
and Allan Burton. Army and Navy
Country Club pros, 2 and l, over
the Service club course yesterday.
Cox was low scorer with rs. The
teams will meet again at the
Army and Navy Country Club on
September %.
Mrs. Lee Perley, 99-16. 80;
Mrs. Roy C. Miller, 1918, 83,
and Mrs. F. Steiner. 104-21. 80,
tied for the lead in the qualifying
round for the Hutchinson trophy
at Kenwood. Mrs. Perley's SO gave
her the low gross prize.
John c. Shorey, scoring IS, took
medal honors in the qualifying
round of the mems club cham
pionShip at Kenwood. Top Denell
and Bernie Hallock tied for Sec
ond with II while Russ Hole
baugh, defending titleholder, shot
70. First round of match play is
scheduled Saturday.
Miss Ellen Kincaid shot 81 to
capture medal honors in the quail
flying round of the women'S cham
pionShip at Beaver Dam. Next
were Mrs. Ora Emge, "a; Mrs.
Florence Godfrey. 101. and Mrs.
M. E. Irwin, 102. Mrs. L. D. Prince
led the high handicap players in
the miniature tourney with LOG,
Mrs. John S. Goings being second
with 100. First-round matches
can be played during this week or
on Sunday.
Shooting 34-33-67. five under
par, Lou Harrison came within a
stroke of tying Roger Peacock 5
course record at the Argyle Coun-
try Club. Harrison began in
whirlwind style with an eagle
three on the first hole and was
four under par for the first five
holes. He Slipped over par on
the sixth and eighth holes.
Harrison was playing with DR..
Jack Dudley, Don Dudley, Sam
Parks and Harry Grimm. Par and
HarriSon's card follows:
Par ....... 545 344 1875
Out ...... 344 3S5 444-34
In .... 534 1913 444-33-67