Evening star., 1935-09-10
PEACOCK IS VICTOR |
IN AMATEUR PLAY
Indian Spring Golf Star
Goes to Third Round,
6 and 4.
BY the Associated Press.

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advance into the third round OF the
national tournament today by blast
ing Douglas Hill, Cincinnati, with q
sub-par package of explosives.
Sonerville's secondround victory.
by a and margin, found the
Canadian ace three under par for
IA holes. He was out In "a, two
under, and ended the match with a
birdie 2.
With clear, cool weather conditions
offering a sharp contrast to yester-
days opening deluge, the 128 title
seekers opened up the firing in
earnest. Walter Emery Of Oklahoma
City. former national intercollegiate
champion, was one under par for Is
holes in routing T. S. Jamison, jr.,
Pittsburgh. and 3.
Capital Man Wins.
Roger Peacock of Indian Spring
Country Club, Washington, sank full
niblick shot from ITO yards for an
eagle 2 on the 325-yard fourth hole.
He defeated Robert Sweeny. Amer
ican-born entry from England, to ad-
vance to the third round 6 and 4.
Charles Wallace, Cleveland amateur,
led the way into the third round by
trouncing Earle Baruch Of Philadel-
phia, and S.
Favorites faced tougher going. Two
of the headliners, Johnny Goodman
OF Omaha, former national open king,
and George T. Dunlap, jr., of New
York, amateur titleholder in 1888,
we're paired in an outstanding second
round match in the. third quarter OF
the draw. They were to tee off at
ll:4O, Eastern standard time.
Pace settlers this morning were
Arthur Doering, jr., Chicago and John
Niles of Boston. They reached the
turn all square, each posting 40, four
over par, for the outgoing nine holes
Givan Defeats Pitt.
The hard hitting Seattle star, Harry
Givan, set of the early fireworks by
negotiating the first nine in 35, one
under par, and becoming two up on
Harry Pitt of Washington. Pitt, with
a deuce on the ninth hole, reduced
Givan's margin and was out in 38, but
Virginian Presses Oklahoman.
Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City caught
a tartar in Virginia's Morton McCar-
thy, who gave the former Western am
ateur a tussle all the way, squared the
match by sinking 30-foot putt on the
eighteenth and won on the first extra
hole. Eaton lost the battle by three
putting from 20 feet on the nineteenth
green, where Mccarthy was only 10
feet from the pin with his approach
end got a winning par 4.
They had a ding dong fight on the
last nine. Mccarthy squared the
match at the 10th, 18th, 10th and
18th. Eaton got a deuce at the 14th
with a 40-foot putt. Mccarthy shot
four brides altogether. including the
10th, 18th and 18th. finally winning
the round, one up.
Campbell Beats Finger.
Albert (Scotty) Campbell of Seattle
was even par for IA holes as he took
Jack Finger, California. into camp to
the tune of S and 4. The Seattle
star meets Eddie Held in the third
round tomorrow.
Held, from Jamesburg, N. j., was
three up on Bob Servis OF Dayton at
the turn as the result of an outgoing
IS, one under par.
Jack Munger. youthful member Of
the strong Texas delegation, was all
square at the turn with Il. S. Fownes,
I'd, Of Pittsburgh.
Eddie Hogan. burly Portland. Greg.
star, got the jump on Johnny Fischer,
Cincinnati, but it looked like a ding
dong match. Hogan won the first
hole and also took the third, with a
22-foot putt for a birdie, but three
putted and lost the fourth. Fischer
muffed a three-foot putt to drop the
fifth hole but came back to take the
next, as Hogan was trapped, leaving
the Oregonian one up.
The summaries:
Summaries of Play.
Charles Wallace, Cleveland, defeated
Earle Bauruch, Philadelphia, 6 and 5.
Harry Givan, Seattle, defeated
Harry Pitt, Washington, D. c., 3
and 2.
Ellis Knowles, New York, defeated
Gus Fetz, Chicago, 3 and 2.
Jack Munger, Dallas. defeated H.
S. Fownes, I'd, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and g.
Walter Emery, Oklahoma City, de-
feated T. S. Jamison, jr., Pittsburgh,
5 and 3.
C. Ross Somerville, London, On
tario, Canada. defeated Douglas Hill,
Cincinnati, 6 and 4.
John Mes, Boston, defeated Arthur
Doering, jr., Chicago, l up, 20 holes.
Claude Harmon, Orlando Fla, de-
feated Bill Warren, Detroit, up.
William Chambers, Chicago, de-
feated Melville Heath, jr., Boston, /
up.
Eddie Held. Jamesburg, N. J., de-
feated Bob Servis, Dayton, Ohio, 6
and 5.
Roger Peacock, Washington. D. c.,
defeated Robert Sweeny, Sandwich,
England, and 4.
Albert (Scotty) Campbell. Seattle,
defeated Jack Finger, Burlingame,
Calf, 5 and f.
Morton Mccarthy. Norfolk. Va, de-
feated Zell Eaton, Oklahoma City, /
up. 10 holes.
Pat Sawyer, Minneapolis, defeated
John Hobart, Rockford, ILL.,, 3 and /.
Eddie Hogan, Portland, Greg, de-
feated John w. Fischer, Cincinnati,
2 and /.
Jack Hoerner, Hastings, Nebr., de-
feated Edwin Mcclure, Shreveport,
La, up.
Chick Boywid, Chicago, defeated
Alex Oglivie, jr., Cleveland, and S.
Don Schumacher, Dallas, defeated
Dee Replogle, Oklahoma City, and 2.
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