The Washington times., 1938-10-12

rounds. carding So in one match
and 81 in his semifinal encounter
with BURROWS.
Mccarthy Medalist
SEAY surprised on his out
nine in the finals with a four
under-par score going INTO the
seventh hole, holding LOVING
four down. But the Wiry young
Ster staged quick comeback,
taking the seventh, nintH, tenth,
eleventh and twelfth. He dropped
only one other hole, the six
teenth, and won the match after
halving the seventeenth and
eighteenth.
LOVING now falls heir to
the title which MARTIN Nc
CARTHY held for three years
running.
MCCARTHY was too busy
with club championships to take
part in this years Anacostia
event. This Saturday he meets
EDDIE BEAN for the Beaver
Dam title and last Monday he
carded a rs at Columbia which
stood up as the low medal
score throughout yesterdays
second burst of qualifying
rounds for the club champion
ship.
HARVEY JOHNSON, defend
ing champion at Columbia, had
. II, second to MCCARTHY.
Among yesterdays qualifiers,
MAURY NEE and seven-time
champion MILLER B. STEVIN-
SON were high with 7Ss. In
today's first-round pairings, Nc
CARTHY is scheduled to meet
E. E. KREWSON, vino carded
a qualifying 79. and MILLER
B. STEVENSON meets another
Columbia links veteran, MER.
RILL LORD.
Dates Scrambled
So fast and furious is the
local tournament pace, as the
events try to get in under the
fall season deadline, that some
Of them are getting their dates
mixed. The Maryland team
match finals, in which the de-
Tending champions, Congress
Sionals, are scheduled to meet
the Indian SpringerS. will not
be played at Chevy Chase this
Sunday as originally planned
since the date conflicts with the
$4,000 Virginia-W Washington pro
battle at Washington Golf and
Country Club.
The poStponement of the team
matches in turn conflicts with
the Congressional Club cham
pionship the following week end
and also with the return engage
ment of the pro battle scheduled
for October % at Richmond.
They'll have that to worry about
nert week. One thing at a time,
boys. one thing at a time!
GENE LARKIN, secretary of
the local pros, announces that
the pro-lady tournament sched-
uled for Beaver Dam this Fri
day has been transferred to
Belle Haven, just off Little
Hunting Creek hard by Alex.
andria. Golfing ladies and pro
partners, please take note. II
you go out to Beaver Dam by
mistake on Friday. don't say
didn't warn you that it's a long
way from Landover, Md, to
Alexandria, Va.
PlutOcrdtic Caddies
The last tournament of the
1888 season for the Maryland
State Golf Association was tc
be held today at Bonnie View
It's an 1S-hole medal-play handi
cap affair with three classes
Merchandise prizes were to &C
to the low gross and low mel
winner in each class.
My special publicity relations
contact with the bag-toters al
Congressional, CADDY PACE
otherwise known as the Floriar
Slappey Of the links, barged in
to the office late last evening
to tell me that he had a gooc
idea. Why not. says CADDY
PACE, stage a golf exhibition
by Congressional'S "a d die s.
Maybe the club members woult
like to see how well their faith
full followers can play. To prov
Just how good they are CADDN
PACE brought in a score cart
from yesterdays encounter bt
tween CLYDE c'FORM'D MAR
TIN and RUDOLPH INVERS1
playing as Q team at Congres
Sional against THEODOR1
STEWART and BOOTS JOHN
SON. They were playing, say
CADDY PACE, for no less thai
$S Nassau. MARTIN and IN
VERSIN sent STEWART ant
JOHNSON home with thei
pockets inside-out by carding
best-ball score Of "a to thet
opponents 76.