The Washington times., 1936-09-28
D. {. Golf
Clubs Survive
Team Play

Three local clubs-Chevy
Chase, Indian Spring and Manor
today had survived first round
matches in the annual Maryland
State Golf Association team
championship.
Three other local clubs-Ken.
wood, Argyle and Beaver Dam
suffered defeats in yesterdays
matches.
Kenwood, defending champion,
lost to Baltimore Country Club,
IL to 6, over the Five Farms
course of the Baltimore Coun-
try Club; Argyle bowed to Chevy
Chase, IL to 6, at Chevy Chase:
Beaver Dam lost to Rolling Road,
13 to S, at Rolling Road; Manor
defeated Elkridge, IL to 6, at
Elkridge, and Indian Spring
Swamped Woodholme, II to /,
at Indian Spring.
Chevy Chase and Manor Club
are former team champions.
Bill Pendergast, favorite,
brushed aside DR.. E. j. Rose,
2 and /, in the first round of
the championship flight at Ban
nockburn. Gardner Meese, de.
Tending titleholder, withdrew
from the tourney, due to an in.
jured hand. His substitute,
George Mears, lost to K. E.
Spencer, 2 and /. Summaries:
FIRST FLIGHT
j. r. Brown defeated j. E.HOrton. 3
and 2; r. X. Apen defeated o. G. Kep.
heat 3 and /; Frank White defeated
Gordon stup, and 1; Bill Penderga<t
defeated DR.. f. j. Rose, ] and /; Jack
Phelan defeated j. K. Heard, 3 and ,:
j. A. Kinnahan defeated c. L. Hillyer. .
up; X. e. Spencer defeated George
Mears, 2 and 1.
SECOND FLIGHT
W. c. Whittle defeated David Guy, l
up. 10 holes; DR.. e. j. Salan defeated VI.
Danields. 2 and 1; n. H. Laden defeated
r. r. WhittletOn, 1 up. 81 holes; VI.
Macdonald defeated j. v. Sauerwine. 4
and 3; E. D. Montgomery defeated John
Keating, 2 and 1; F. Roth defeated T.
feated Howard Yarus, ! up; G. T. Getty
defeated r. L. MacCutchen, 8 and l.
Tony Wilmett provided the fea-
ture in yesterdays second round
matches in the championship at
Argyle Country Club, carding a
IS to defeat Maurice Cooper, 2
and l.
Lou Harrison, defending cham
pion, leaped into five-hole lead
in the first six holes and barely
WithStoOd the later onslaught Of
Worth Arnold, winning 3 and 2.
Other results:
First F1ight-FOx defeated Gardner, 6
and 8.
COnsoIation-Sobers won by default;
Harvey defeated Cassidy, 2 and /; Parks
Second FIight-McGinn defeated Pos.
son. and 1; Phillips defeated Cham.
SerIn and C.I L. fanttS Johnston rdensl defeated
and 1.
Observation-Disclosures defeated Brous.
seau, up; Little defeated Pelland, up;
Cole won by default.
Third Flight-Warner defeated Wet.
Eel, and 3; Hagens defeated Drake. l
up; LawrensOn defeated Hughes, 3 and
2; Hile defeated Detweiler. 1 up.
COnsOlatiOn-R. Johnston defeated Ga
BILE, 1 up; Thompson won by default;
Sutphin defeated Lalxin, and 5.
Fourth Flight-MOffett defeated Stiles,
L up; heeslde defeated Mallory, l up.
Ellen Kincaid, defending cham
pion, swept into the SemifinalS Of
the women's championship at
Beaver Dam by scoring over Mrs.
A. w. Tucker, and S. Other
summaries:
FIRST FLIGHT
Mrs. Ora Emge-Mrs Florence Godfrey
(postpOned); Mrs. C. e. Purdy defeated
Mrs. r. E. Zuber, and 4; Ellen Kin
catd defeated Mrs. A. w. Tucker, and
s.; Mrs. R. +. Kelly won by default.
COnsOlatiOn-Mrs. j. j. McCarty de.
feated Mrs. Earl Strong, up; Mrs. r.
NJ. Brown defeated Mrs. William Hack
man, l up: Mrs. Charles Griffin defeated
Mrs. Eddie Bean, 1 up: Mrs Earl Sc
chrest defeated Mrs. George HOhmans,
and 1.
SECOND FLIGHT
Mrs. j. P. Strong defeated Mrs. r. H.
Kramer, 5 and 4: Martha Thomson de.
feated Mrs. L. T. Prince, and 8.
THIRD FLIGHT
Mrs. Charles Range won by default:
Mrs. j. Ouch defeated Mrs. Eva Nc
GOwan, 8 and 2.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Mrs. Albert Haas defeated Mrs. vii.
liam Kerr, 4 and 8.