The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-30

Approximately 70 will tee off in
tomorrow'S first SO holes. The
final SO holes will be held Thurs
day.
The four low scorers will have
their expenses paid to the national
championships, July 20-25, at
FarmingdsIe, L. I. S. G. Leoffler,
local conceSsionaire, will stand the
freight. OF course, others finish
ing higher than fourth also can
compete in the nationals but
they'll have to pay their own way.
Claude Rippy, defending title
holder, rules a top-heavy favorite
to retain his laurels. Andy Oliveri
looms as his strongest challenger.
PairingS:
$500 a. m.-12 :OO-Chester Ward, Eddie
LghtbOwn and Calvin w. Loving.
S!O5-12:O5-James Cannon, Paul Greene
and John II. Collins.
s:1O-19:1O-GeOrge Graham, H OFac Sc
Jenkins, jr., and John Woodward.
S:15-12:15-WiIIiam Eaton, Carlton
Fuchs and Tracy r. FOust.
S:2O-12:20-Perry FOust, Eddie Edwards
and J. J. O'COnnOr.
S;25-12:2S-H arOld CivieIla, r. W.
Ketcham and e. A. Kracke.
S:3O-12:SO-L eOnard Lehman, Pau
Reed and Gilbert Willett.
S:S5-12:35-L. NJ. Cole. Norman Jarvis
and Virgil WOrsham.
S:4O-12 :40-RObert Bent on, Collins
Gaines, jF., and Charlie Merrill.
s:4S-l2;46-Bin Leapley and Mathew
1ett4sv.
s:5O.Ie:SO-N. y. PixtOn. Byron Baer
and Nicholas King.
S:SS-12:S5-M. L. Dawson, NJ. b. Lamar
and 8. g. LeOffler, jr.
e:Oo-1 :OO-James Gipe, Larry Day and
Albert wilhelm.
s:OS.l :O6-TOby Tyler, George Donovan
and Earl Bean.
0:1O-1:1O-Sam Parks, Milford Stein
and Raymond WiIlett.
9:15-1:15-MOrris Abrams, T. Welby
Hines and Fred ChaimsOn.
9:2O-1:2O-H. c. York, Eddie Burns
and Eddie StOlark.
9:25.1 :25-Frank Ward, Gus Kupka
and Russ Sullivan.
0:SO-1:SO-HarOld Bowers, Pat Axtell
and w. w. Seay.
o:35-l:3S-Claude Rippy. George MaIloy
and Ted Burrows.
0:4O-1:4O-BObby Bowers, Herman Allen
and Barney Welsh.
0:45-1 :45-BObby Burton, Andy oliver
and Serge Folk.
Cliff Spencer, Beaver Dam pro,
and John Haney, Kenwood anna
teur: George Diffepbaugh, Indian
Spring pro and Russ Hollebaugh,
Kenwood amateur, and Ralph
Beach, Baltimore pro, and Spencer
Overton, Baltimore amateur, fin
iShed ina three-way tie in yeSter-
days Middle Atlantic P. G. A. pro-
amateur tourney over the Wood
holme Country Club course, Pixies
vile, Md, each scoring a best
ball Of 81.
Diffenbaugh topped the pro in
dividual sweepstakes with II.
picking up five brides over the
route. Summaries:
Cliff Spencer, Beaver Dam. and John
H9ney, KenwOod, 81: Ralph Beach,
Road. 81; George Diffenbaugh. Indian
Spring, and Russ HOllebaugh, KenwOOd,
81; C. Spencer, and Reid Scott. Hillen-
dale, IS; Beach and Robert Goldman,
and Bill Pierre. Baltimore C.. c., SO;
ID. Z. Proctor, StrathmOre. II; Leo Wal
per Bethesda, and Com. Stephenson,
no card; Frank Williams, no card; Frank
AnVOEHlE2AS EOEcSC FdIks dou pruning,
HHlendale, 20; E. G. Barnes. Hillendale,
IL: Beach and Nathan Kaufman, jr.,
Suburban, SO; Diffenbaugh and A. Baum.
gartneF, Indian Spring, SO; Bob Barnett,
Chevy Chase, and Robert Stead. Chevy
Chase, 50: Jim F1attery, Rodgers Forge,
and Stephen Palmer. Rodgers Forge, "A;
Tom Hunt, Rodgers Forge, ~.
John F1attery, Rodgers Forge, and c.
X. Upper. Rodgers Forge, SO; N. f.
man. WOOdhOlme, "a: Bill Schneider Mt,
Pleasant, and Joe Schneider, Mt. Pleas
ant. Is: NJ. G. Lumsden. CliftOn.Mt. Pleas