The Washington times., 1935-10-03
Manor Club
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Pairings for Sundays play in
the Maryland State Golf AsSocia-
ton team championship finds two
local clubs at home, Chevy Chase
and Indian Spring.
Chevy Chase entertains Balti'
more Country Club and Indian
Spring meets Rolling Road.
Woodholme and Kenwood will
oppose in a first-round match on
the Woodholme links, the winner
to meet Manor Club. defending
champion, in the second round.
Beaver Dam journeys to Tow
con, Md, to tackle the Hillendale
Country Club team.
Putting badly in the morning
round to be two down, George
Diffenbaugh, Indian Spring, sue
cumbed to Johnny Bass, 2 and /,
IN the Middle Atlantic P.GA.
match play championship final
at indian Spring yesterday. In
fact, Diffenbaugh was five down
at the twenty-seventh. He then
rallied to cut Bass lead to a hole
but the Baltimorean ended mat
ters with a birdie deuce on the
thirty-fifth.
Miller B. Stevinson, defending
champion, and Martin F. Nc
Carthy, favored to meet in the
final, came through with first
round victories in the champion
ship play at the Columbia Coun-
cry Club, STEVENSON defeated Ken
meth Gillette, 3 and 2, and Nc
Carthy outsted Charles Shelton,
2 and /. Summaries in all flights
follow:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Martin
West defeated e. L. Bono, and 1: l..
i up in II holes; Luther G. steward,
Martin F. Mccarthy defeated Charles
shelton, and 1; Clyde Asher de-
9eated Algie Gardiner. jr., and 4;
Gillette, 3 and 2; Harvey johnson de-
feated W. w. Jones, up; G. b.
Hatch defeated W. w. Hinshaw, 1 up
IN 10 holes.
SECOND FLIGHT. e. Larsen de-
GoodS defeated W. j. quinn. 5 and s.;
B. L. Hart1 defeated P. v. Keyser,
( and 8; w. j. billiard defeated E. C..
Gott, jr., and 8; Richard Walsh de-
1eated W.. v. Rust, and 4; A. r;
); G. Severance defeated A. L. Gardi-
feated DR.. G. W. Maxfield. s and /.
THIRD FLIGHT. FlOurnOy de.
3eated W. P. skinker. . and I; A: L.
. 8 and 4; II. A. Russell defeated R. E.
Quirk, and 1; NJ. G. de Queved0
defeated j. T. Sherrier. 1 up In 10
holes; r. G. Shorter defeated j. b.
Morrison, 2 and Il, A: Chapman de-
Nichols defeated w. F. Gibbs, 4 and s.;
Ben Fisher defeated d. r. Elm0re,
up in 20 holes.
FOURTH FLIGHT-BOnd Geddes de-
HeatOn defeated Mel sharpe, and !;
r. A. Mahar defeated NJ. B. Swanson,
] MP; s. ID. Moses defeated E. Mark
ham, and 2; #. o. Graves defeated
John Evans, 2 and 1; c. j. CrOcker
defeated P: Y. Anderson, and L;
pleman, 1 up; H. Brooks defeated j.
w. Burris, 1 up.
FIFTH FLIGHT-C. NJ. Charest de-
9eated NJ. MahOney, 8 and 2; H. p.
EOIoy 0etcato0 Es w. CODIemans ups
W. A. Rogers I'd defeated Law
renee Graves, 9 up; c. D. Bills de-
feated d. C. Walser, and 2; B. C..
Hartig defeated G. o. Schwenhaut,
2 up; Frank ToOmey defeated Paul
Lum, 2 up; r. w, McChesney de-
feated d. H. Adams, and 2; j. r.
Schaaf defeated C. j. Davis, and s..
SIXTH FLIGHT-A. S. Offutt de-
9eated L. B. KemOn, and s; j. G..
Harding defeated T. r. Shupp, up;
e. DOugherty defeated r. C. Dean, 1
mp; j. W. Murphy defeated John
DOlph, up in 20 holes; W. b. Cur.
tis defeated G. NJ. BOteler, 1 up; A.
III. Wilson defeated b. e. Skinker, 2
mp; Frank Govern defeated R. j.
Lindquist. up; Karl FARRELL de-
6eated w. G. Miller, 1 up.
SEVENTH FLIGHT-F. d. Stephens
defeaSed e. j. Dowd, up; G. r.
Shields defeated j. L. Wright, 1 ups
Z. HI. McLachlen defeated G. w.
Fulton, and 8; e. F. johnson de-
feated L. +. BesSey, mp; w. C.
Geleng defeated H. T. Peters, and
3; G. L. Munter defeated John Shoe
maker, 1 up in 10 holes; Luther C.
Steward, sr. defeated Capt. M. NJ.
Shaw. and 8: Elmer Father de.
1eated A. H. Moran, and 1. go.
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