The Washington times., 1936-06-15

Levi Yoder, Kenwood, who de-
feated Morton Mccarthy, defend
ing titleholder, in Saturdays final
of the Middle Atlantic champion
ship, will be the topheavy choice
in the Maryland event.
Bobby Brownell, Manor Club, is
the one to beat in the District
Junior tourney.
Today amateur and pro golfers
were assembled at Beaver Dam for
a tourney sponsored by the Middle
Atlantic p. G. A.
Central and Western High teams
today were claShing at Congress
sional Country Club for the Dawes
Trophy, emblematic of interhigh
golf supremacy. Western has held
the cup for the last three years.
An all-star Baltimore public
parks team defeated a similar
Washington combination, 22-15, in
a match over the Clifton Mt Pleas
ant course in Baltimore yesterday.
Summaries:
WASHINGTON, IS
RIppy and Oliveri. /: Burton and
Phenix, u; MallOy and Stalarg, 0; Kupka
and Welsh. 3: FiCCO and Donovan, 2; H.
Miller and Il. MaCanOn, I: Hines and
Morris, 8; HankpeeI and Sweat. o: Teton
and Lamar, l; Woods and Norris, /:
Brown and Spengler, /; Abrams and
Weiss. l.
BALTIMORE. 81
Halsey and Cunningham. 2: Hook and
Oakley, 212; Arthur and c. Barton, 3; l..
Carbis and Baugher, 0; w. Carbis and
j. Miller. 1; f. Miller and A. Barton. 2:
j. J. Walsh and J. Schneider. o: Beck and
FauI, CarirCk and Martin. 2: Underwood
and Sias, 2; Mueller and Lumsden, 2;
Todd and McNally, 1h.
Scoring a net better ball Of
70, C. A. ALDER and R. A. Philip
son defeated Harry G. Pitt and
Bill Harvey, and 2, in the two
man team CHI m p on S hip at
Manor. Other results:
Bobby BrOwneII and Hickman Greene
defeated Jack Daley and c. v. Darby,
3 and 2; Dave Thompson and Tommy
Bones defeated w. L. Jones and f. p.
Knapp, and 2; George McGehee and
j. c. Putnam defeated H. l.. Lacey
and Ray F. Clarity. up: J. L. Pat
tisOn and j. S. Ebert defeated r. p.
Gibson and l.. T. DOC" SOuder, 2 and
1; Tom COrwin and william Takes
defeated w. w. England and w. f..
Richardson, and 2; Tom Carney and
l.. l.. Stratton defeated B. ID. Gamble
and C. p. Medley. and 1.
AL Schneider, having a five
stroke handicap advantage, de-
feated Milton Harris, 4 and 8.
in the handicap championship
final at Woodmont. DR.. Alex
Chase triumphed over Max Gut
ter, 3 and 2, in the second-flight
semifinalS. He meets the winner
of the Bernie Wilner-Barney Kru'
coff match in the final.
Dave Stern, 1922, 10, and Bill
Illch, 1918, 10, tied for first in
the sweepstakes. Carlton Kauf-
man, 1920, 70, and Eddie Engle-
man, 97-25, u, deadlocked for
third.
Miss Martha Thompson and
r. C. Mitchell, 1926, II, and Mrs.
D. w. Smith and j. M. Palmer,
9O-19, II, tied for the Cliff Spen-
Ger trophy in the mixed scotch
foursome at Beaver Dam. Other
low net winners were Mrs. j.
Ouch and j. G. Holman, 1927,
70: Mrs. w. L. O'Brien and B.
w. Konopa, 1923, 70, and Mrs.
M. A. Pearson and Max Tay-
lor, 1920, IA.
Mrs. w. j. LaBille and Bill Lines,
with 40, were low gross for the
first nine and Mrs. r. C. Mitchell
and L. H. Weisenberger, with AZ,
low on the second nine. Mrs. Ora
Emge and C. W.. Griffin, with "a.
were low gross for the full Is and
Miss Esther Butler and R. E.
Kelley, the highest with 12l.
Dick KreuZberg provided an up
set when defeating Louie Fuchs,
2 and l, in the first round of the
Tribal Bowl tourney at Indian
Spring. Volney G. Burnett won
over T. T. Smith, 4 and 3; Tom
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