Evening star., 1939-08-07
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Hllll UllC VI
ton again victorious over their Bal
timore rivals in a renewal of the in
tercity simon-pure tilt, the pros OF
the Capital will take up the cudgel
tomorrow at Hillendale. where all the
crack paid golfers of the town will
try to bring the Maryland State open
crown back to the Capital.
AL Houghton, the silver-haired
gent from Bethesda, who has
grabbed the championship four
times, again will be the man to lick
over the fairly easy Hillendale
course. On the short side, Hillendale
should be ideal for the former quad
ruple winner.
An entry list that may run as
high as 100 will start in the Mary
land open. Here are the pairings
so far:
Mount i risa;snt s5, Jimmy fisht.fy' be-
Ford: H5ii' dsv.! S !feoef' Manor ana '0nn lie
,,1 a:1s ANIL am,,l:le pm, Bonn Williams;
Eddie Meyer. Mount Pleasant
als a.m.-l:ls pm, John Bass, Clifton
Park Park Gene Gen, Brunins. RR'' and Paul Hamp-
Edsevood; u Jesse powIins. Kilt Hill and BEN
s0i go 5ssri ei4aSinna pm, Ralph Beach. Sub
E. @. Barnes, RR,' and Mel Shorey. East
Potomac Park.
a,a6 2 M ;l;3s pm; Bill Scott, Balti7 i;
Johnston. n2re aE' Fr games Roche Elk and Bill
v., a42 an am-l;4s 80 pm, Fran Frank 1nvernizsi
Tsylor Kenney. Gib. Island. l anu
chevy ch.ss; dsorss PitrehSsush s'}ssn' Ken,
and Spencer Overton, RR.'
9:54 a.m.-l:54 pm, Al Houshton, Be-
Ihesda; : Cliff MGKimmie' * unattached, and
View; Al Jamison, Is. and Eddie johnston
VIC io;os a;mz::oe pm; c. 7 MscMaster
1912 ann. .S:iS pm, L. L. Haas. Glib.
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and r; E. Jones. Hill
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1896 am.e:se pm Richard McHale.
chsrss '. Graw tr,. 'uil Mount p Pleasant. sT anu
sttsshed rrsdsficf' s'ES Bv 'sHtf and JACK ss
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MacRae. jr., Edgewood
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'Anateur.
Baltimore Beaten Again.
And just to make the matter more
conclusive, the junior golfers of the
town will play team of Baltimore
juniors at Woodholme on August 70.
They'll probably also repeat their
victory of last year, just as mixed
team of senior and junior stars did
yesterday at Manor in the second
all-star team match between the two
cities. Washington's crack simon
pures, lacking several of the ac-
knowledged stars Of the city, whipped
the invaders from Baltimore by 14ia
to 9l2. 1t was much closer than the
previous match, and strangely
enough, some of our hot" golfers
lost. Roger Peacock and Claude
Rippy, for example.
Peacock and Rippy were counted
on for a couple of points, but Bill
Eager of the Baltimore Country
Club, Maryland State champion,
again whipped Roger to repeat his
State championship victory. Rippy
fell before meticulous Spencer Over
ton, in his best form with 10. Re-
suits of the match:
Washington, 14H Baltimore aR.
William Eager, Baltimore c. c.. defeated
Roger Peacock. Indian Spring. 2 and l;
Bobby ,Br,o'!gnel Manor; defeated Edgar
saser and Iacss vs. vs. and Pea. ss
cock all even. "A point each.
=, Spencer overton, Rolling Road. defeated
g: Barnes, Rolling Road. defeated Jerry
as1tto dsrt Indian sIa . Spring, | up; Best ball
oVfsi9n Ear MsAissr sna ssFes coasres.ona aes q defeated
Bones, Manor, defeated Robert Jones, Hi.
endale' and L. Best ball-McAleer and
s09ss 9shn l Msskenule, SR H.llena.le. defeated
Mene n: pafksr p,tt Nolan Congressiona and /;
Jesse Dovling. ir,. Hiilendale. 4 G': and s.
Best baInPittman AL P.tn ssri and Nolan and
uth'e tespt. es "a tneSsf SofGFfs Eodsers Mcl
Forge and & Best ball-Houshton and
g, RlIi = Hess p hodsers g Forss; defeated Earle
Manor. defeated Nathan Kaufman. il.
sHinFer sH6IFesn. .na snd 8. Best oall-Meyer and
John p. Ford. Green sprins valley, de-.
and 4, Johnny Bergelin. Kenwood, de-
feAted AL London, Woodholme, and /.
Best 6all-De Ford fnd London. 8 ana 2,
Buddy sharkey indian Spring. defeated
Ralph Bogart, Indian Spring, defeated
Eddie Semmler, Hillendale, 2 and l. Best
ball-Sharkey and Bogart, l up.
Hoover Aces at Columbia.
Meanwhile, weekend golf went
ahead in usual midsummer fashion,
with the usual number of hot rounds
shot by the boys who whack 'em on
Sundays. At Columbia Charles
Hoover knocked a 4-iron shot into
the cup for an ace on the 175-yard
eighth hole. Playing with him were
Page Cornwell, Billy Shannon and
Ray Swearden.