Evening star., 1939-08-24
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

ny WALIER McCALLUM.
John Montague, the gent who
Stays crows at 200 yards with a
wave of his 16-ounce driver and
performs divers unprecedented
feats with golf clubs taccording to
the rave notices. may hit Washing
ton for an exhibition match around
September IL.
According to the dope going the
rounds in Baltimore, hard hitting
John, who is a good guy and good
golfer, despite the lack of acclaim
that came his way after his initial
tournament start (where he fin-
ished behind a flock of good pros)
may play in a match here with
Harry Jeffra, the Baltimore kid
who wants to win back the world
bantamweight boxing champion
ship. Harry happens to be an as
piring young golfer, even though
he isn't as good as he might be
with links equipment. How Mon
tague and Jeffra got tied up our
informant didn't know, but he says
the match is scheduled for WASH
ington as partial build-up for
Jeffras fight at Griffith Stadium
September II.
If the show comes off it's new
one. for golf and boxing would be
a difficult dose to swallow Unless
the thing is on the level, which it
might be, even though the boys
who know say you never can figure
a fight managers mind-or the
angles he thinks up.
Score of Local Men at Baltimore.
Twenty Washington amateur golf
ers will play tomorrow in the medal
round of the Baltimore Suburban
Club tourney, which has drawn
more than 200 players in a field
that is about as classy as we've had
around this sector in years.
Roger Peacock, Middle Atlantic
amateur champion, will be making
his second start of the year. The
affair also has drawn such good
shotmakers as Morton j. Mccarthy
OF Virginia Beach. and Otto Grein-
er, the long hitting Baltimore boy.
Here are the pairings of the WASH
ingtonians in the tourney:
p,1tGa., 1oGiso.J u I. |: Maddock Msnor, E.
Ffsaor snS D Ross csps Paassf satm2Ts sna Herb
SS;',.s " Gsa3 GPaSniPs so%d5 sso. john $
Navy 12:oo-.Robert Mills Beaver DAM
and r.. G. Millbourne Beaver Dam)
Bobby, Brownell Manor, Spencer overton
ind SsNM.11, NMsthan kaHfmsn ir Baltimore,
r.. and I'd s,inebert tPaltimorej 1:42-
Wal'er sra vdee Leon
:4s-B Earle sSinser tcolumbia,. Ben
quinn and Sd AI,sa LtensrG rG0'umna J.
ss;oo-R1ser s Peac1ck Indian Spring;
Gullinane 'Kenvood1 r E. Jonc: and Al
Wiiamson ccolambiaf E. PERKINS, snd
Ned Crook tRolling Road
Washington Juniors Win.
Not by any convincingly big mar
gin. but none the less by enough,
Washington junior golfers eked out
a hard-fought victory over a team
OF Baltimore juniors at Woodholme,
licking the host lads by S12 to 6l2.
The victory didn't come without
stout defense on the part of the
Baltimore lads. for Bobby Brownell
Of Manor bagged brides on the
18th to lick tall Otto Greiner. up.
And Bob Brown of Capital holed
14-yard chip shot to break even
with Wally Engel.
Ralph Bogart of Indian Spring
topped the scoring with a IA for
the lengthy Woodholme course. The
results.
Bobby srownell Washing on, beat Otto
Washington beat Georee Rice lBaiti-
more, and 3. Best ball-Washinston
Ralph Bosart washington, beat Jack
Bierman Baltimore, s and i; Earle
Skinker washington and Herb Wagner
eBaltimore). even. Best ball-Washinston
Duncan McRae Baltimore, beat George
Vass lwashinEton,, 2 and i David Ross
tWashingtonl beat John Farrell (Balti-
more. l up Best ball-Baltimore. :, and i
Bob Brown (washinston> and WaIly En-
Baltimore beat Jack Robinson wash
lnston), and 3. Best ball-Baltimore.
Frank Williamson Cwashinstonl beat
Ned Crook ,Baltimore). and 4 Arthur
Johnson Baltimore beat George De Witt
tWashinston), l up. Best ball-even.
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