The Washington times., 1935-09-19
ANDY OLIVERI HIGH SCHOOL lad ADDS TO GO
Beats Bowers
ToWinFina|
Of Tourney

VIIVOlIVY
Andy Oliveri, chunky captain of
the Roosevelt High golf team, to-
day had added to his links
1aurelS.
Yesterday he won the champion
ship final of the Downtown"
tourney at East Potomac Park,
defeating Harold Bowers, up in
10 holes, in the final round. Bow.
ers three-putted the nineteenth to
lose the match.
Oliveri, recent winner of the
District junior public links title,
won over w. w. Seay, 6 and S, in
the semifinals. Bowers was taken
20 holes by Raphael O'Malley be-
fore winning in the other semi
final. Summaries:
Oliveri:
Out ............... S35 45S 454-36
In ....,......... 645 6S4 S43-3S-T4
Out ....,,. 4s4 e4S 464-S7
In ................. 554 454 353-38-75
FIRST FLIGHT
SemifinaIs-Andy Oliveri defeated w.
s..t sS"y k.Bb Sef M affSld Sp in 70
holes. Finals-Oliveri defeated Bowers,
up, in 10 holes.
SECOND FLIGHT
Semlfinals-K. r. Pyatt defeated Jim
Norris, l up: Barney Welsh defeated r:
%0Its' ! and and Q; F'n"l'-"el'h defeated
THIRD FLIGHT
Semifinals-Jim Este won BY default;
Julian Murphy defeated G. H. Richard.
son. and 1. FinalS-Murphy defeated
Richardson, and 4.
Thirty.two women golfers of
Kenwood will take part in the
Witty Cox Field Day" tomor-
row. Pairings, as announced by
Mrs. E. A. Rule, follow:
9:OO-Mrs. r. T. Huff, Mrs. Bird Dale
and Mrs. Roy c. Miller; sos, Mrs.
Wilda Martin, Mrs. Theodore Lonnquist
McEntee, Mrs. E. A. Rule and Mrs. r.
Eddie Hottie; 9:15, Mrs. j. NJ. Jester,
Mrs. F. C. Meier and Mrs. George
Parker.
s;sSE% 6s, F. Steiner; Mr. Mr. Chester este
c. A. Mead and Mrs. w. F. FurlOw;
$780, Miss b. H. LOCKER. Miss E. Oar
nellie and Mrs. j. H. Ford; 9:35, Mrs.
T. r. Howse, Mrs. Ed Olsen and Mrs.
Luther Luther. BeCk:; gao: Mrs: oo F. T. M De,
Ted Rutley; 9:45, Mrs. A. c. Rayner;
Mrs. C. w. Warning and Miss Monte
Becker; $3.50, Mrs. II. T. Snyder, Mrs.
g. H. Galloway and Mrs. e. F. Price.
Fifty-six golfers are entered in
tomorrow's In-Com- Co tournament
at the Indian Spring Country
Club. Play will be over the &c.
hole route and the Practitioners
Trophy will be at stake. Pairings:
7:45-J. j. Klak, c. E. Brooks, w.
Kirby, L. F. James.
s:OO-S. r. DiamOndsOn, W. a. Hill. j.
T. Money, H. c.. Ames; sos, e. H.
Baker. H. 8. slinkman. r. C. Brown;
s. Douglass: 8:15, j. Cunningham, r. J.
BartoO. r. H. Gibeaux, A. Taylor; $50,
j. j. Crowley, w. w. Sloan. A. s. Parker,
L, C. Nelson; 8:25, A. r. Vance. NJ. C.
$3.50. F: McManamy. Y. Butler. R. A.
Lacey. s. N. Mills; $685., w. P. Barter,
c. w. Griffin, H. C. King, e. L. Glenn;
$40, r. N. TreEise. NJ. G. de Quevedo,
Crowley, H. L. Main, w. j: Walsh; $3.50.
G.. b. McGinty, Eugene Moore, r. $.
Campbell; 1855, G. V. Lowering, f. j.
Kendrick. R. r. spriggs, Mack Myers.
0:OU-k. f. walker, h. 4. haAey, "A. e.
Banks, w. A. Disque; 9:O5. j. Edgar
Snider, f. NJ. Weaver, C. p. Morris, w.
III. Cheseldine.
District golfers competing in
today's qualifying rounds of the
Hillendale Club invitation tour
ney in Baltimore follow:
Don Dudley, Argyle: John w. Burke,
Congressional; Sam Watkins, Columbia;
w. SimOnsOn. Indian Spring; Don
kneesSi. Columbia; Dave Herman. Con-
RressiOnal: Francis Page, Indian Spring {;
George F. Boyer. Forrest Thompson
and a. U. Smith, Beaver Dam; Dawson
J.. Farber,, jr. DR.. w. NJ. Carmine.
Oscar BlantOn, F. Youngsman and Alex
Baumgartner. Indian Spring; George
Jones, Manor; Russ HOllebaugh, Ken.
wood, and j. A. Mcguire, Beaver Dam.
Mrs. r. c. Mitchell won the
Penny-A-Putt tourney at tn e
Beaver Dam Country Club yester-
day. Other prize winners were
Mrs. Charles Buck, Mrs. T. w.
Perkins, Mrs. Albert Haas, Mrs.
Charles s. Range and Mrs. c. H.
MCGOWAN.
Qualifying in the women's cham
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