The Washington times., 1938-07-05
N AVY GOLFERS.
WIN S E R VIC e.
BANQUET MATCH.

90. f1OUOES Ill GIlC N4doo u oWCCP
stakes we're taken by Engleman
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stephens wor
the mixed Scotch foursome with 6
net SO, one stroke under Mr.. anc
Mrs. Henry Goodman.
1t took Jack Gilmore, of Con
greSsional, 10 years to really find
himself (and this despite the
locker-room canard that he actu
ally was lost in a blaze of golfing
glory) and he went over that
course of majestic vistas in n
strokes. He had handicap of Ia
strokes, so that his net SO was
sufficient to win the house com.
mittee tournament.
TIE IN CLASS A
Otto Elble tied in the Class A
sweepstakes with 76-7-69, match
ing the card turned in by w. H.
Wenzel, 1890. F. E. BerQuiSt
captured the Glass B stakes with
a 75-11-64, and A. H. Shipe took
lit all in Glass C with 83-17-67.
IDr. w. F.. Burdick, with 90-22-68,
came home first in Class D, and
w. P. SimonS won the driving con-
test with 257 yards.
H. L. Anderson won the mems
putting, and G. A. Hathaway won
honorS in the approaching con-
test. In the ladies' putting the
winners were Mrs. j. o. Rhyme,
Mrs. H. A. Knox and Mrs. o. G.
Elble.
Mrs. J. C. Dale and Bussey
Howard won the mixed Scotch
foursome at Kenwood with a net
II, aided by a handicap of II
strokes. Mrs. r. E. Joyce and
Charles Vale were second with a
net 72. Mrs. v. G. Meyers and c..
D. JohanSon were third with net
73.
Aided by a handicap of II
strokes, which gave him net 81,
D. E. Boyer won the Presidents
Cup at Beaver Dam. w. B. Moore
was first in the Glass A sweep
stakes with net SO j. R. Miller
with a net 73 was second while
M. F. Nc Carthy and Joe Balestri
tied for third with a net "a. Nc
Carthy had a gross 76.
In Class B, the winners we're:
R. G. Millbourne, 81-12-69; R.
Kaufman, 83-11-72; j. P.
Strong, 84-12-72; ]. F. Childs,
84-12-72. In Class C, D. E.
Boyer, 84-17-67; R. A. Byers,
85-16-69; C. B. Carver, 85-15-
70; G.. T. Luce, 94-23-71; Bill
Murphy, 94-21-73; G. Mating
ley, 106-27-78. Mrs. E. Zuber
| and Mrs. C. w. Griffin were the
driving contest victors and Mrs.
R. E. zuber and Mrs. c. T. Frown-
felter topped the approaching con-
test. Mrs. C. S. Range and Mrs.
C. E. Purdy were the putting con-
test winners.
In the mems driving contest,
D. A. Mattison was the winner
and Joe Balestri was second. E. B.
Heimer was the approaching and
putting contest and C. E. Purdy
was second.
Major T. W. Blackburn walked
off with the medal at Washington
yesterday in the qualifying rounds
for the Horton Cup, with a 78. In
a flag tournament, DR.. D. r.
johnson planted his banner six
feet from the twentieth cup.
Major Blackburn was $50 yards
down the twentieth fairway. John
Holzberg was just short of the
nineteenth cup to finish third.
HORTON CUP PAIRINGS
The pairings for the Horton
Cup, for which play begins this
week, follow:
A. H. Wilson VS.. Guy McKin-
ney; j. S. Miles VS.. Joe Kaem-
merer; Ben Fuller VS.. j. w. Black;
c. E. Davis VS.. John Dunning; w.
H. Phillips VS.. R. L. Nagle; Jack
Nicoll VS.. Don Dougherty: w. JOS
lin VS.. S. R. Shae; C. w. Simon
son VS.. DR.. C. C. Taylor; Paul
Campbell VS.. Col. c. B. Garnett;
Donald Lee VS.. w. C. Clever; M.
D. Wilson VS.. M. R. Palmer; A. P.
Hester VS.. R. E. HotZe; A. T. Rick
ett VS.. M. H. Dinneen; Major p.
w. Blackburn VS.. D. G. T. Nc
Clenahan; DR.. John F. Preston VS..
r. B. Munson; Col. C. S. Tinker
VS.. Henry B. Nuttycombe.
i D. F. Mastbrook captured the
Board of Governors Cup with a
gross 20 and, aided by an eight
stroke handicap, posted a net 81.
r. w. Westbrook, with 78-14-64,
and P. w. Dobrowalski, 74-10-64,
tied for second. In the costume
events, Mrs. S. M. Smith, Mrs. H.
| o. Porter, and Miss Anne Drew
were prize-Winners. Mrs. F. j,
Kennedy, dressed as an old-time
cab driver, won the plaudits of
the guests. Mrs. C. M. Hammerfla
won the low net with 53-16-37.
Jerry Hart did a lot of golfing
at Indian Spring, shooting 68 for
!, the 18 holes. He was out in 80
strokes. Hart made only one par
but had an eagle on the par
fifth and four brides.
] Dick Meyer, District junior
; champion, turned in a sizzling 70
; at Manor Club yesterday to finish
3 up on par in the battle against
standard figures. He was tied with
j. w. Harvey. Max Taylor and
Major E. w. McLaren were tieo
for second honorS, 2 up on stand
ard figures.
Mrs. Harvey Cooper won the
flag tournament, nine feet from
the tenth cup, and Burke Edwards
won the driving contest with 900