The Washington times., 1938-05-31
'HOYA GOLFERS
TOP CAPITAL IN
HOLIDAY PLAY

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The Georgetown University golf
team defeated the Capitol Golf
Club team, to 4, in a Memorial
Day feature staged at the Capitol
Golf and Country Club, establish
ing for the moment the superior.
lily of college golf over the club
brand
The Georgetown team won six
of the eight individual matches
and came through in two OF the
best ball matches. Johnny Burke
Georgetown, shot a IS to defeat
Frank x. White, Capitol, up, and
Charlie Pettijohn, Georgetown
had a 10 to win from Billy Hough
ton. Capitol, and 2, but the
HoyaS lost the beSt-ball point,
2 to /.
The best individual round of
the match. a 70, was turned in by
Billy Shea, Middle Atlantic and
District amateur champion, when
he defeated George Malloy, z
and /. Billy Dettweiler, of George
town, defeated William Fender
CAST, 2 up. The beSt-ball point
went to Georgetown, 2 up.
LOW SCORER
George Keene. lowest individual
scorer for the Capital team with a
10, defeated Harvey Johnson, 3
and 2. Ray Higgins, Georgetown
won from C. H. Cohen, Capital
up, and best-ball point went to
Capital golfers, 3 and 2.
In the final match, Bob Effer
Georgetown, defeated Ralph : an
ME, and l, and Jack Phelan,
Capital, won from Frank Donohue,
3 and 2, with the best ball going 10
Georgetown, 3 and l.
At Chevy Chase, w. K. Kilpat-
rick and H. R. Harmon finished
2 down to par to deadlock for
honors in match play against par.
Edward StafforS, D. D. L. McGrew
and E. w. Coleman finished 4
down to tie for the remaining
prize winning places.
j. B. Robertson won the flag
tournament at Indian Spring, fin
iShing IT'S yards down the 19tn
fairWay. Second place went to
J. B. Wilson, he having planted
his flag 20 feet from the 18th
hole. Frank Butler was third,
finishing in trap bordering the
18th green.
The putting contest featuring
Memorial Day at Washington Golf
and Country Club, was won by
John H. Dawson who used only
"a puts for the 18 holes. Tied for
second place were A. G. Dezendorf,
L. H. Dinneen, L. Franklin, jr.,
and R. B. MunSon, each taking IS
puts.
w. C. Dempsey and A. I. WertiS
posted net scores of II at Beaver
Dam, tieing for first place in the
Marmion Cup tournament. The
same pair finished in a tie for first
flight of the weekly sweepstakes.
Eddie Bean, with a 1872 finished
third.
WOMEN'S AWARDS
The women's driving contest
was won by Ellen Kincaid with a
drive of 210 yards, with Mrs. c. E.
Purdy finishing second with a shot
of 200 yards. In the approach
event, Mrs. R. M. Brown was an
inch nearer than Ellen Kincaid,
taking first place award. Mrs.
C. E. Purdy took the putting event
with Mrs. C. T. Brown, second.
The mixed Scotch foursome
event at Kenwood fell to Mrs. j.
C. Dale and Buddy Tew, with an
"a. High gross award went to
Mrs. M. A. Miller and R. E. Joyce
who had a card of lis. Low net
winners were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Berglein, with 88-14-74. Second
low were Mrs. A. A. McEntee and
R. A. Weaver with 85-9-76
and third low went to Mrs. A. D.
Kane and r. K. Norton with a
card of 99-22-77.
The annual Marc Goldnamer
Trophy tournament at Woodmont
was won by Wallace Luchs. Jr.
who turned in a gross card OF W
which, with a handicap OF 80. gave
him a net of SO. Luchs also won
the sweepstakes award IN tne
Glass B division.
In the only match played II
the club handicap championship
Howard Nordlinger defeated Jerry
Brode, and /, to advance TO tne
/ final round.
The flag tournament at Arm!
and Navy Country Club went u
Col ]. o. Stegor, who finished sly
inches from the cup. Seconc
nlace went to Comdr. j. H. Ste
VEINS and Comdr. w. S. Pophan
was third.
At Manor Club, J. w. Harvey
ir hit the jackpot with S6-hol'
, net total of 1874. He turned II
, rounds of 72 and 7S, having
t handicap of 16 strokes.
PUTTING ACE
In the women's flag tournament
! Mrs. D. M. Mcpherson was In'
! winner. 10 yards from the green
! Mrs, H. J. Cooper was second ant
Mrs. j. R. Daily, third. The WIN