Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26
Loser by Holes Still Up on Bets
In Majors GoIfing Marathon;
Anocostio Linksmen Score

! Abr. r. A. Kelly, 81-10-71; B.
Myron c. Davy, club president, 81
| 12-69; Crank Murray, Gill;
10; D.. F. Tracy, l00-27-73. o. H.
Ritenour holed an S-iron shot for an
eagle deuce on the para fifteenth
| hole.
Anacostia's good golf team won its
eleventh victory this year with a
2412 -to-5la trouncing of the visiting
Indian Head team from nearby
Maryland. Wilbur Seay Of Anacostia
had the lowest score-a TO- B. r.
Dunn and Paul Posey of the visitors
had eagles on the tenth ana four
tenth holes. After the match the
team players were the guests of the
Anacostia club at dinner.
Anacostia has challenged East
Potomac Park for final match for
! the Bill Davis Trophy and has set
the contest for September Is. They
were unable to get assurance from
Rock Greek Park that the latter out
fit would meet them in a match.
George o. VosS, jr., and G. A.
Phillips tied in a match play against
par tourney at Kenwood, both fin
ishing 5 up on par. A mixed Scotch
foursome went to Mrs. Betty P.
Meckley and Maury Fitzgerald with
card of n. Net winners were Mrs.
v. G. Myers and DR.. L. B. Gaffney
with 93-19-74.
James v. Brownell and son Bobby,
both of Manor, were well down the
prize list in the Maryland State Golf
Association father and son cham
pionship at Elkridge, where they
scored an 80. The tourney went to
William and Eddie Johnston of the
Terra Mariae Club of Baltimore
with 75-7-68. j. r. and Dick Meyer
of Manor had 86 and L. j. and Nor
man Manders, also of Manor, had SO.
Willingham Is Iron Man.
Carl Willingham pulled an iron
man stunt at Manor, when he single
handedly played the best ball of DIR.
H. j. Beach and A. L. Rinaudot and
beat them in a seven-hole playoff.
Lee Ritter, partner of Willingham,
was out of town, so Carl buckled
down and won the match on the
twenty-f1fth green. In another match
Bobby Brownell and M. Whittlesey
won from A. F. MacDougald and
D. r. Hutchinson, and 8.
Pat MARITIME, one of the top golfers
at Capital, has his nose out in front
in the qualifying round for the club
championship. MARITIME has COM
pleted the 36-hole round with 146.
Billy Houghton, former champ.
scored 70, while MARITIME, playing
both his rounds, had 10 and 76.
Advancing to the final in the two
man team championship of the club
were Frank Hanrahan and Frank
Gradoville, who will meet w. c..
Brewer and George Keene next SUM-
day. H. L. Hines scored an ace on
the 165-yard eleventh hole, playing
the shot with a 5-iron. Grafton
Lumsden. 13-year-old caddie,
scored an 80 to win the qualifying
round in the club caddie champion
ship.
At Argyle John c. Holzberg and
j. E. Duffy are tied for the medal
in the club championship medal
round with cards of "a. Maurice
Cooper scored II yesterday. F. E.
Manning will meet r. j. Poison for
the club senior title.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl S. Giles are
the top husband and wife combina-
ton at Indian Spring. They won
the crown with a net card of $50,
Mrs. Giles scoring $3.50, while
the male member of the family had
82-12-70. Second were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mccarthy with net 152.
AL Houghton, still continuing his
sizzling links pace, scored a ST at
Beaver Dam, following II Satur-
day. Winners in the sweepstakes
tourney included Forrest Thompson,
s. T. Dale, E. B. Heimer, Bob Heimer,
D. E. Boyer, Fred Cross, j. w. Med
ley, Wilbur Engleman and E. Scott.