The Washington times., 1935-04-30

columbia was nanQeQ an 6-4
setback by Beaver Dam, the de.
feat allowing Army and Navy
Country Club to draw almost up
to even terms with the pace
settlers. Army and Navy defeated
Manor, 9 to 3, to bring its total
to 4612 points. Columbia has col
lected Al points in matches to
date. Standings and yesterdays
results follow:
Columbia. A; y-Navy, 4s15;
271a; Chevy Chase, rs; Congressional
%; Indian Spring, 1871.
Beaver Dam (s) VS.. Columbia az
Mrs. N. ]. Waldron and Mrs. R. E.
zuber, 2; Mrs. Herman Stabler and Mrs.
and Mrs. R. E. Kelly, /, Mrs, H. King
Cornwell and Mrs. G. B. McGinty, 2;
Mrs. Earl Sechrest and Mrs. ]. J. Nc
Carly, 2, Mrs. ]. R. De Farges and Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Griffin won by default.
Chevy Chase (12) VS.. Indian Spring (O)
Mrs. E. l.. Reed and Mrs. Pearson
Rust, 8, Mrs. ]. H. Bullock and Mrs.
w. B. Vogel, o; Mrs. William Father
Kennedy and Mrs. L. H. frey, 0; Mrs.
Mackall, 5. Mrs. T. 8. Stone and Mrs.
w. A. Romer, o; Mrs. Page Hufty and
Mrs. Oscar Coolican won by default.
KenwOOd 71a) VS.. Congressional (414)
conquest, /, Mrs. w. K. Rice and Mrs.
r. E. Burks, 2; Mrs. R. E. Hotz and
Mrs. Vida Martin. ., Mrs. Charles Penn
AND Mif,.! Mrs: F. NJ! M Yaser I i; Mrs; R; C.
o. q. Elble and Mrs. F. E. Lewis, u ;
Mrs. ]. l.. Brown and Mrs. Walter Fur
low, 2, Mrs. Houston Harper and Mrs.
v. A. Welte, l.
Army-Navy N) VS.. Manor (S)
Mrs. Hume Peabody and Mrs. C. P.
Mrs. F. A. Smith, O.; Mrs. Thorne Strayer
and Mrs. NJ. B. CARRIER 0, Mrs. w. NJ.
Gemmel and Mrs. H. L. Simcoe, 3; Mrs.
Noah Crimson And sI;d,; Mrs. H D, Rouzer. 3,
Rhodes, o; Mrs. Thomas McCarley and
Mrs Herbert Taylor. 3. Mrs. F. B..
Helan and Mrs. G. James, 0.
Playing over a course that is
home" to him, Harold Bowers
was the ranking favorite as
match play began today in the
East Potomac Park spring tour
nament. Bowers COPIED medal
honors with So, two under par.
He played course in SO, one
over par. and G. course in IS,
three under par. Par and Bow
ers' card and today's pairings
follow:
P Bower. .. 3 IA IA
In &c course)-
R Bower: :::: t t-ss-ss
First Flight
9:2O Harold Bowers (6S) VS.. Harry
Yates GS); 1925, J. B. Robertson (7S)
Cd VS.. Bob Leapley (SO); 9:35, Bill
Wilhelm (7O vs.. Barney WEIGH G3),
90; GAS, John Downey (sO) VS.. Charlie
Beall 76); $3.50, Claude Rippy 7D VS.
George Donovan T9); s:55, Herman
Allen 90 VS.. Bobby Burton G3).
Second Flight
$40. George Keene (sD VS.. c. e. Cou-
Ian ,S4; $40. R; ,. w. s SiU So vs.:
Jones (s5) VS.. Cleve Miller (S2); 800.
Les Madison (S?) vs.. Earl jameson $50;
$50; $40, A. Nelson (S8) vs.. c. H.
Durrer S6): 9:l5. Pat Axtell (SD VS..
Vic King (sD.
Third Flight
500 Joe Silverman (S) vs. Paul
Kline (9S): sos, Bill Eaton (9S) VS..
Tom Blunt gu; $40, B. a: Rickerton
(92) VS.. F. G. Kent Q00): Sis, L. H.
Smith (9D VS.. F. Miner (SS); $50, L.
Holmes (91) VS.. A. D. Getman C95);
S:25, Bob Philpott (10S) VS.. Vernon
Dodge G02): $50, Joe Alkons (92) VS..
A. Robinson G00); S:S5, w. j. Estes
(93) VS.. Bill Strohm (SS).
Keeling off 36-37, 70, one over
par, AL Houghton, Kenwood, peck
eted first money in the 18-hole
sweepstakes of the Middle Atlantic
P. G. A. at Beaver Dam yesterday.
A Baltimore pair-John Flattery
and Mrs. Mary Trace, Rodgers
Forge-scored 50 to take first in
the probably tournament. Cliff
Spencer and Ellen Kincaid, of the
home club, placed second with SO.
Other summaries:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dalper (Bethesda),
40. asa; Mel Shorey Cast Potomac)
and Mrs. Florence Godfrey (Beaver
Dam), AZ, 1876; Al Treder and Mrs
L. G. Pray (Manor), As, Ass; Clyde