The Washington times., 1935-08-19

Sixty-five golfers will bid for
the eleven qualifying places al
lotted this district. Thirty-seven
of these are from Washington,
which presages that most of the
berths might be won by local
linksmen.
The long Indian Spring course
is in fine shape, especially the
green's. The tests will be over the
36-hole route, par for the course
being IS. 36-71.
Cliff Spencer, Beaver Dam pro,
set a new course record of 1888,
68, four under par, as Beaver Dam
walloped Kenwood, 40 to IA, in a
match over the Beaver Dam course
yesterday. Spencer was paired
with Eddie Bean, Beaver Dam
champion. and they swept all
three points in their match with
Witty Cox, Kenwood pro, and
Russ Hollebaugh, Kenwood cham.
pion.
Spencer started off with a birdie
three on the first hole and also
got birdie four on the fourth
hole. He dropped a. stroke to par
at the fifth and seventh holes.
The Beaver Dam pro also scored
an eagle three on the tenth where
he reached the green in two strokes
and then rolled in a long putt.
Results of the team match:
Beaver Dam (49) VS.. KenwOOd Q)
Cliff Spencer and Eddie Bean, 3, Witty
Cox and Russ HOllenbaugh, 0; John r.
Miller and Max Taylor, 112; Maury Fitz-
gerald and Bernie DenelI, 11z; jess Bag
gett and Forest Thompson, o, Bernie
Ha!lOck and Charlie Cole, 3; Fred
ley and Gus Sachlis, "; Ev johnson and
Dave Morris. 212, NJ. NOma and Phil
Carey. III. L. 6. Ashcraft and H. II.
Harrison, W; Harry Bailey and Jack
Palmer, 8, H. N. Henry and A. H. Mills.
Ed Olsen and Numa MOntet, 0.
w. j. LaBille and d. \. Pratt, 8, F.
Henderson and L: Townsend. o; Ray
IL
Menne and Pat FOgerty: 12. X. Okazaki
and K. Russell, 21a: Glenn Strong and
ID. E. MattisOn, 3. DIR. A. Schultz and
II. B. Miller, 0; Clyde Carver and Carl
"; Russ Brown and Clarence Purdy, 3,
Tom Moody and Frank GatewOod, 0;
J. +. Hoover and l.. f.. Meany, 22, T.
X. Owse and T. Schultz, ".
Lee Perley and F. furFock, Il; L. II. Il.
Weisenberger and W. Ii. Lines, 8, H.
He1sing and Eddie HOtze, o; Sam MarkO-
witt and John Haney 8, F. HerzOg and
Donaldson, o, DR.. Parks and j. i. Hutch
1nson, jr, 8; F. c. williams and n. j.
WaldrOn, 3, A. K. EvensOn and George
Burch, O.; H c. Henderson, 2, Louis
Carey, 1.
Capt. E. B. Wagner and his
Giant Killers, of Indian Spring,
will diet until Friday night when
they will gorge themselves on
beer and crabs, with the Midgets
footing the bill. For the Giant
Killers exterminated the Midgets,
3S to 361a, in the intraclub match
yesterday. Summaries:
GIANTS 1887 VS.. MIDGETS (361l)
Roger Peacock and Earl McAleer, IA
~; VOIney Burnett and Craig Mckee,
I, DR.. Larry Otell and Lou Fuchs, 2;
c. NJ. Bell and Leroy Sasscer, o, Levi
YOder and Arthur Urban, 81 Alex Baum.
gartner and Lou Harrison, 2H, Tony
Willmett and George Gist. "; j. NJ.
Hunt and e. w. Buehm, 0, Bruce
Robertson and A. H. YOungQuist. 3: j. j.
Fields and Frank Butler, 2, F. b.
HObes and F. Kelly, 1; Joe Phelan and
j. VI. Whitman, 1, Jack Lynch and
n. T. Patterson 9.
j. L. Riley and j. r. Kirkpatrick, 1h.
j. p. Taylor and Harry Bathman, ~;
H. Z. Phillips and T. A. Ryan, I, Jack
Vessels and r. j. Kaemmerer, 2; Stam
Wolfe and H. Neil, 2; H. n. Graves. sr.,
and j. F. Cross, 1; Larry Elliott and l..
A. Splits S1zI r. e. Kelly and ~ e.