Evening star., 1939-10-30
Straight Or the Tee

which previously had tied with Ana
costa. But Harry Graham's stall
warts at FairlaWn challenged Tom
my Doerers East Potomac Park
boys and earned an 18-to-l8 tie.
They'll play off the tie November II
to decide the city title. There were
some surprises, as the boys scored in
this fashion:
East Potomac, 1s; Anacostia, 1s.
Don Stone and B. c. Brown. East Po-
afeo JACK Pos' P1sS Il fGr GsI Me
ponss 2Hhn to Ions for E'S! W sesv
and Bob Morris, Anacostia; Ray Tan and
W. H. Dean East Potomac. scored o points
costa; M. Kerr and Leon Pound East
Potomac, scored 3 points to for CALVIN
tsvns boslaT and Harry BelTlek Anacos,,a Tom
Hszist9n f. Sss and Rsds Tanner '0l Anas INA 's;
soc de5a non and R RaG MI Mer rv Ess,
G. Litz. Anacostia; Jack Harris and Miles
Appleberry, East Potomac scored III
sIilh spolnts to ~ for John Kehoe and Tom
1Smse nnost s9o5ed sna = point to pa for NJ "
CHARLES Wams . and s9fS Msrin sroWn A1aaoitas East
potomac Io, scored | point to for W Up
Mtehe fni ana and EGqyette Anaeos.s
snd deoTse ePahsm P' 10 Anssossa nH5 Fl Aauifa yim
ana ponts so9 to kGhe ier Ea, W,I Rotomae
G: Richey Anacostia: Jim Leach and
Bernie Re1I.s N mcGann; East Potomac; scored shs
Anacostia.
Charlie Price Stars.
Four or five years hence-maybe
less-we're going to hear a lot about
a tow-headed, serious-faced little
fellow from Indian Spring who is in
the early stages of developing good
golf game. The serious 13-year-old.
VINO manages to get in a couple of
hours practice every day. is Charlie
Price. The youngster happens to
| have one of the neatest little golf
swings you ever saw and while he
hasn't yet scored down in the 7Os, it
won't be long. He will do it as
additional heft adds yards to his tee
shots.
Charlie went over to Capital yes
terday as a member of a visiting
Indian Spring team. and was paired
with Norman Manders of the host
club. He won by comfortable mar
gin. Golf starts 'em young and they
are pretty good by the time they are
18-lf they are going to be good at
all. Al Haughton, formerly a Capt.
tai Club caddie when the club was
the Bannockburn Golf Club, played
for Capital, and with Club Cham.
pion Frank x. White, won 2l2 points
from Jerry Hart and Arthur Urban
in match that found the Glen Echo
boys the victors by 29la to 1917
The summary:
Capital 281s, Indian Spring 1917.
al Jamison. Indian Spring. scored 2ita
points to a for Tony Sylvester, Capital;
points to Q for Norman Manders, Capital.
al Houghton and Frank White, Capital;
isqfed sThsr e rsn sns dsn to for ss JsTry HS W and
Houshton and John Phelan. Capital scored
IA points to "a for Louis Fuchs and
San Se a5vey 1ndap sDrns O Grado
points to 0 for Fred Kroeeer and Earl
Glary. Indian Spring; Georee Molloy and
sna seeree Prest0n R9Si %
EEaisss "a &Sspitsl, sceres ! peIn5s to- to 9 e tor
scored Ioo points 1 to i ! for ". ". LORD and
John Taylor Indian Spring.
8. s. Fletcher and Duyall Martin. Capt.
tai. scored 3 points to 0 for John Bach
W. J. Burkett and w. Wetzel. Capital,
scored l point to 9, for W. A. Covert and
Sam Carpenter, Indian Spring: Bert Fer
| guson and M. B. Shaw. Capital scored
ga points to u for J. E. Fitzgerald and
Pat Patten. Indian Spring; L. J. Manders,
ST.. and H. E. Deel, Capital scored 2H2
points to u for c. M. Hommersla and
Bob May. Indian Spring; j: p. Lindsay
and L. Manders jr.. scored 2 points to 1
Spring: W. Mossberg and T. H. McNeal,
Capital. scored 3 points to-. O for F. H.
Kramer and Don De Volt. Indian Spring.