The Washington times., 1938-09-26

Lillian Rixey nIete defeat
TO their visitors by taking over
the Bonnie View crew, II to l.
The Capital squad, embellished
by two hard-hitting youngsters
from Georgetown u, JOHNNY
BURKE, the new District anna
teur champion, and CHARLES
PETTIJOHN, defeated the
Suburbanites on their home
course at Baltimore, 13 to 5.
Manor and Beaver Dam were
deadlocked in a 9-to-9 tie, with
Beaver Dam staying in the
match play through a lucky flip
Of the coin.
Both Chevy Chase and Ken
wood took anything but a drub-
bing. Rodgers Forge scored 9k
to Kenwood's S1a, while Chevy
Chase bowed to Green Spring
Valley by an identical score.
In Baltimore, Baltimore Coun-
try Club defeated Woodholme,
l512 to 21a, at Five Farms;
while last years runners-up to
Congressional, Hillendale, con-
Quered Sparrows Point, IL to 2.
Club championships
M. KARAKI SAN. "golf at
tache" of the japanese en-
bassy, dropped his second favor
ite in as many weeks at Ken
wood by eliminating first RUSS
HOLLEBAUGH i up and, yes
terday, GEORGE e. TEW, 3 and
2, in the semifinalS.
Next Sundays finals will find
KARAKI SAN and JOHNNY
BERGELIN SAN, former Michi-
gan State golf captain, brack-
eted together.
The Wodmont champion, DIR.
MILTON HARRIS. retained his
title BY defeating AL SCHNE1-
DER, 8 and Z, in the 36-hole
final found. HOWARD NORD-
LINGER, seven-time champion
Of the Rockville Pike layout, was
eliminated by SCHNEIDER in
the semifinal contest.
At Chevy Chase the closest
match in the first round Of play
for the Presidents Cup was
staged between COL. E. A.
HICKMAN and HENRY RAVE
MEL. COLONEL HICKMAN
was the victor, / up.
Capitals championship reach
ed the final stage with FRANK
x. WHITE and BILLY HOUGH-
TON, brother of the Old Point
Comfort pro. facing each other
next Sunday. WHITE took over
S. s. FLETCHER, S and 8;
while HOUGHTON eliminated
c. HENRY COHEN, l up, in the
gemifinalS yesterday.
All four Seeond-round matches
at Beaver Dam ended in a 1-up
victory. Next weekend MAR
TIN F. MCCARTHY meets A. S.
PUGH and A. A. HOPIAK goes
into the SemifinalS with EDDIE
BEAN.
No upsets marked the first
round Of play in the women's
event. LILA "'BABE" SARI
stepped into the next round
with the most decided victory to
her credit when she defeated
MRS. CHARLES FROWNFEL
TER, Z and 6.
At Manor, RAY FLEMING
scored the only upset of the first
and second rounds Of play by
eliminating ]. w. HARVEY JR.,
B and /.
BUDDY SHARKEY, defend
ing champion Of Indian Spring,
awaits the outcome Of the en-
counter between JOCK OLM-
sTED and LOU HARRISON,
many times Argyle champion, to
determine who enters the final
bracket with him. Yesterday
Sharkey eliminated RUSS HOL-
0GA0AOS111, a11O ,.
Other Club EUents
No one found the pin with his
tee shot in the Rock Greek hole
in-one tournament, although no
less than 2S6 contestants were
entered. HARRY OLIKER,
member Of the crack-of-dawn
club at Rock Creek, the "Oily
Boids," took the prize golf bag.
however, with a tee shot 18
inches from the cup on No. S.
Yet one man out at AnacoStia
yesterday, without half trying.
made a hole-in-one on the 17S-
yard fourth hole. He was j.
BYRNES.
At Congressional the sweeps
event was clinched by e. w.
NEVILLE, who posted 80-9-
II. Winner of the SINGER
trophy was w. M. POHL, who
scored 93-21-72 to defeat
BILL WENZEL'S S5-o-76 in
the finals.
Washington held novel grab
bag event. Prizes were awarded
for the best net scores on the
odd and even holes. E. F. Nc
INTIRE and C. A. SMITH were
deadlocked for first prize for odd
holes, each with net sos. M.
n. DINNEEN took the even
holes with 45-14-31.
Again Sunday. The Comic Car
Aival Contest $4,000 In prizes.
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