The Washington times., 1938-09-27
BALTIMORE PROS
AGAIN CAPTURE.
P PR0-AMATE

be able to keep the weekly pro-am
events played over local courses
| in their own clutches. Last week
Rut Coffey of winchester, Va,
and Paul Bennett Of MartiuSburg,
West Virginia, walked off with the
Washington Golf and Country
Club Invitation affair. Yesterday
Bob williams, Mt. Pleasant pro
and Fred Greiner, of the Balti-
more Golfing Greiners, took the
Middle Atlantic P. G. A. pro-am
event at Kenwood with best
ball Of SO.
Second in the bestball list were
Mel Shorey Of East Potomac and
Russ Hollebaugh of Kenwood and
Indian Spring, with Ga. A field
of some 40-odd amateurs and 81
pros competed.
Tied for first honors in the pro
sweeps were Mel Shorey and Witty
Cox of Congressional, each with a
81.
Out ..........44 34ss4s 4-s1
In ........... 43S4 6-S2-SS
Out 454s4s 1855
In .....3 3 4 S 3 4 4 2 +-32-67
Shorey-
out .........4s s444s 4-st ~
A-33-6I
Out ........4 4445s s4s 4-35
In .........3 3445 444 3 4-S5-70
Bob Williams (Annapolis) and Fred
Greiner (Baltimore). Sl-32-63; Mel Sho-
rey (East Potomac) and Russ Hollebaugh
Gndisn spriDs2 $SSEmS4 M1,sy C1h
31-G5; Mel Shorey (East Potomacl and
Dave Morris (CongressionaD, 33-32-65;
Eddie Stevens and Ray Fleming (ManorC,
32-s3-S5; Eddie stevens and A. L. Al
derman (Manor). 32-33-65: Frank In
vernizzi and Mercer Buckingham (Forest
Park), 33-32-65: Bob Williams (Annap-
olis) and Otto Greiner (Rodgers Forge),
SSSS3-66; Witty Cox and Dave Hunt
(congressionaD. s4-s2-Ss; Mel shorey
SOi SMaDor>. a ss-ss@ss: % Leo Walper W. 1unSt-
tached) and Tom Good (Kenwood. 32-
s4SS e., walter Iterr GTsineT Gre w40da9mel
(Manor), SS-S4-67; Eddie Stevens and
Alvin Pratt (Manor). 34-S3-67; Charle~
Betschler and Reid Scott (Hillendale),
(Manor), 34-34-6S; Ralph Besch (sub-
urban) and Buddy Tew (Kenwood), 34-
34-6S; Bob Barnett and Ralph Quinter
(Chevy Chase). 33-35-6S: Charles Bet
as-as-s9; Charles Betschler and R. R.
Glow (Hillendale). $3.50; Bob Bar
nett (Chevy Chase) and Rev. Louis
vaeith (Kenwood), 33-36-69; Rut Coffey
(Winchester) and Paul Bennett MAR
ericksburg), 37-33-7O; Bob Barnett
(Chevy Chase) and H. F. Neimeyer
(Kenwood). 33-37-7O; Gene Larkin and
Larkin GwoodmonD and H. A. MihiiIS
(CongressionaD, S4-sS-7O; George Dit
fenbaugh and Maury Fitzgerald (Ken-
wood, 34-S6-7o: Rut Coffey and Paul
Campbell (Winchsster). sS-s7.7o: Wal
ner (Rodgers Forge). s6-3S-72; Tony
(Kenwood). 36-3S-72: Tony Sylvester
and George Borsari lCapitaD. 3s-sS-72:
Charles Malone (Kenwood). 3S-3s-72:
Frank Invernezzf and Harrison Oliver
(Forest Park), 3S-37--75; Lee Walper
and Harry Peacock (Tndian Spring.. no
cdTu' george DHIenDaugn tkenWood)
and w. R. Stone (Indian Spring.. no
card; Carlysle Vernon and Jack Dempsey
(Beaver Dam). no card: C. Vernon and
B. Mills (Beaver Dam). no card C. Yer
non and A. Baer (Beaver Dam). no card
Cliff Spencer and Eddie Bean (Beaver
Dam). no card; Cliff Spencer and Bill
Harvey (Manor). no card; Cliff Spencer
and s. Prentiss (Beaver Dam). no card
PRO SWEEPSTAKES
Mel shorey, 34-S3-67; Witty Cox, s5-
32-67; Bob Williams, 33-37-70; Bob
Grove, ss-S4-72: Eddie Stevens, $685.
72; Gene Larkin, 36-37-7S; Bob Barnett,
S5-38-73: Ralph Beach, 36-38-74; George
Diffenbaugh, 37-37-74: Gilbert Willott,
37-S7-74; Walter Greiner, S6-39-75:
Charles Betschler. 41-35-76; Rut Coffey,
36-41-77; Frank Invernezzi 3s-39--77:
Tony Sylvester 3S-41-79; Eddie Koehler,
3s-41-79; r. B. Armacost 42-38-S0;
Cliff Spencer, no card; Leo walper, no
card; Carlysle Vernon, IS.