The Washington times., 1938-07-01
BEACH-GOLDMAN
BURN BACK NINE
AT CHEVY CHASE
By FRANK BUCK" O'NE1LL


The grass on the back nine at
Chevy Chase Country Club still
smoked this morning after Ralph
Beach and Bob Goldman, of Bal
timore, turned in burning 20 in
the Maryland State pro-amateur
tournament yesterday afternoon
This shaved five strokes off
standard figures for the incoming
nine. The performance was fea.
tured by five threes in the last six
holes. Also included in the back
nine was a birdie three on the
eleventh which by virtue of a
handicap stroke, was lowered to a
deuce.
This sensational performance of
the Baltimore pair just failed to
net them first prize, for they went
out in 35, even par for the course.
They fell victims to a dazzling
sub-par performance by Frank
Cunningham, the sandy-haired
youth who is master of the Burn
ing Tree layout, and Volney Bur
nett, of Kenwood, who turned in a
best ball of SO.
Burnett and Cunningham were
out in 81, four strokes under
standard figures, and back in 80.
VICTORS STOLE SHOW
With all Difference to the smok-
ing incoming nine of the Balti-
more players, Cunningham and
Burnett stole the show. Burnett
won the amateur tournament with
a 70-4-66, and Cunningham posted
an even par SO to grab the profes-
sional sweepstakes.
In taking down the proamateur
prizes, Burnett scored brides on
the fourth, eighth and eleventh
holes. Cunningham birdied the
third and thirteenth. Cunning
ham was over on the first and fif-
teenth, but Burnett came through
with pars to keep the card down.
GIBSON PRESSED LEADERS
Andy Gibson and E. G. Barnes,
of Baltimore, grabbed third hon
ors in the pro-amateur, with a IS.
Cliff Spencer and Eddie Bean;
Cliff Spencer and Bobby Brownell
and Frank Cunningham and
Maury Fitzgerald tied at Sc.
AMATEUR-PRo
Frank Cunningham Burning Tree)
and Volney Burnett (Kenwood), 31-32-
So; Ralph Beach and r. Goldman (su-
burban), $685.; Andy Gibson (Bon-
Road, 34-31-65: Cliff Spencer and Ed
die Bean (Beaver Dam), 23-33-66; Cliff
Spencer and Bobby BrowneH (Manor),
35-31-66; Frank Cunningham and Maury
Fitzgerald (Kenwood), s4-S2-66; Al
Treder and Harry Pitt CManor), 35-32-
81; Ralph Beach and Nathan kaufman,
tjr. (Suburban), S4-33-67; Andy Gibson
and Spencer Overton (Rolling Road. 35-
S3-6S; AL Treder and Ralph Gibson
(Manor), S6-32-6S.
Ralph Beach (Suburban> and Henry
Hamp (Hillendale), S4-34-6s; Andy Glib
son and f. Dorfmont (Bonnie View), S5-
S4-69; Cliff Spencer and A. Prentice
(Beaver Dam), S7-32-69; Tony Sylves-
-69; Set Collins and L. S. Barr (Colum-
bia), S5-34-69; AL Jamlson and Arthur
Urban Gndian Spring., S5-S5-7O: Al
Jamison and Earl Clary t1ndianI Spring.,
SAScA
Borsari (CapitaD. 36-34-7O; Eddie Nor
gan and C. S. Catherman (Cumberland).
36-34-7O; Eddie Morgan and E. Mat
tingly (Cumberland. 34-36-7o.
(Chevy Chase), Ss-32-7O; Jimmy Flat
terry and Edgar Lucas baltimore C. C),
; 37-S5-72: Jimmy Flattery and W. W.
Wagner. ir. Baltimore c. C.), 34-37-71;
(Chevy Chase), a4-s7-71; Al Treder and
: George Jones (Manor). 36-35-71; r. r.
Barnett and Robert Stead. jr. (Chevy
Chase). 37-34-71; r. T. Barnett and
franklin L. Fisher Chevy chase)' $3.50
ii; Bud Worsham and DR.. T. NJ. Foley
(Chevy Chase), 36-36-72: Bud Worsham
and D. D. L. McGrew (Chevy Chase), 81
S5-72.
Eddie Morgan and B. shipley (cum-
berland) 25-37-72; George Diffenbaugh
and George A. Tew tKenwood). 35-37-
70; Jimmy Flattery and Reid Scott CHILL
endaIe), 37-37-74; Lewis Elmer Wor-
sham. jr:. and Bqss Fleming Chevy
DR.. w. H. Jenkins Chevy Chase), 35-35
10 Eddie stevens and Alton Pratt
Ray Fleming and DR.. L. G. Pray
(Manor), no card; Leo Walper (unat-
tached) and A. L. Alderman (Manor)
Harry c. Peacock Gndians Spring. and
G. G. Cooper (Chevy Chase), no card; Al
Jamison and r. C. Pettingill Cndiar
SPRING.. no card Tony Sylvester and Al
!. Ian LainE (CapitaD. no card; Set Col
(Columbial. no card: George Ditfen
3 haugh and W. o. Wolley, and C. D
n Johanson (Kenwood), no card.
AMATEUR SWEEPSTAKES
(Class A, Scratch to Nine)
Voney G. Burnett (Kenwood), 1886
8 TO- 4-66; Maury Fitzgerald (Kenwood)
? 4O-S7-77, TO: c. S. Californian. jr
, (Cumberland), 4o-36-76, so; Harry
4 Pitt (Manor). SS-37-75, 3-72; Ralph
5 Quinter jr. (Chevy Chase), 40-SS-7s
: 5-73: r. Goldman (Suburban), 45-S7-
80. 9-73; Bobby Brownell (Manor), Al
36-77, 4-73; Eddie Bean (Beavel
l. Dam), 40-S7-77, 3-74: Arthur Urbar
Z (Indian SPRING.. 39-39-7s. ia; Spencer
o Overton (Rolling Road). 39-3S-77. 2-75
: w. W. Wagner jr. Baltimore c. c.
5 41-42-s3, 5-7S; E. Clary IndaT
4 SPRING., 43-42-s5, 9-74; Buddy Tev
(Kenwood). 41-42-S3 SIS; w. J. Du
2 Bose (Chevy Chase), 42-41-SS, SIS.
0 (Class B, 10 to 15)
6 George Jones (Manor), 41-4O-S1, 10
II; Ed Mattingly (Cunberland), 41-41-
80, 1O-72; DR.. W. H. Jenkins (Chev1
S Chase), 42-41-S3. 1913; f. Dorfmon
: (Bonnie View, 44-42-S6, 1915; ReiC
Scott (Hillendale), 46-42-SS, 1875
Henry Hamp CHillendale), 46-45-91
1913.
, (Class c, Is to 3O)
I w. Parker (Hillendale), 5O-46-96, 1S-
= rs; Emmet Gary (Hillendale). 1896
ISL.
v PRO SWEEPSTAKES
Frank Cunningham. s5-S4-69; And!
Gibson, 26-34-7O; Cliff Spencer, S7-3S-
In, (Suhurha ny 26-S5-71