Evening star., 1940-06-30
Two Host Club Teams,
Mixed Duos SEEKING
SINNERS : Trophy.
Pairs Tied for Medal
Defeated as Subpor
Scores Stud Tourney

Two pairs from Capital Golf and
Country Club and two mixed duos
from Manor Kenwood and Capital
survived a day fsubpar golf yes
terday at Capital to bring the best
ball tourney up to the semifinal
round today.
Pairings in the semihnals today
are:
Ken Spencer and William Alex
ander of Capital VS.. George Molloy
and Pat MARITIME of Capital at $50
am; Buster Mrstik of Capital and
M. w. Whittlesey of Manor VS..
Maury Fitzgerald of Kenwood and
Fred Bolton, unattached, at 9:35.
Favored Teams Ousted.
Both favored teams who tied for
the qualifying medal Friday fell in
a second round which saw many
of the favorites blasted out of the
tourney over the rugged Capital
course in burst of subpar scoring.
Among victims in the second round
were George F.. Miller and Martin
F.. Mccarthy of Columbia and Ralph
Bogart and Earl McAleer of Con-
gressional. These two teams tied in
the medal round at 81 and will play
off their tie today.
In addition, the carnage included
Club Champion Frank X. White
and Billy Houghton of Capital, who
fell before Fitzgerald and Bolton in
the second round by and 3.
The first names on the John j.
SINNERS Trophy, now in its first
round of competition, will be de-
cided this afternoon.
All through the long day yester-
day pars were a dime a dozen as
upset followed upset and the lesser
favored players sprung surprises.
MARITIME and Molloy were 2 under
par to lick Miller and Mccarthy,
while Spencer and Alexander also
were 2 under to beat Bogart and
McAleer.
Nee Wins Driving Contest.
Maury Nee won a driving contest
with a wallop of 315 yards and two
other knocks of 300 and 285 yards
for a total average of 900. Fred
Bolton was second with total yard
age of 800.
First Flight.
First round-Ralph Bogart and Earl
McAleer Congressional. beat w. R San
ford and E R. Ferguson. Capital and 3;
Ken Spencer and w. Alexander, Capital
Beat Allen Lains and George Borsari,
ana 6 F. Miller, Columbia. beat R, /.
Burgdorf and R. swearingen. Columbia,
Capital. beat John Phelan and S.
espitsL and .l1 Il ". v WhitPlessy, Manor,
Sss Snaached a MfoaEsn and and & sayan snd
Sam Parks unattached: beat Dick Never
and Bob Donohue, Manor and Indian
White Capital, beat Bill Pendergast and
Henry Cohen: Capital, and ?; Ids.d Maury
Ssa me6onad n5 sTfd and s0isa Bob
SECOND ToundI,spsneer and Alexander zar,fs1:
and ns' nf MaTtino abe beat Miller and MccaTthy;
4 and 3: Mrstik and Whittlesey beat
Sullivan and Parks, 1 up: Fitzgerald and
carbohydrates and Sanford beat
fetch fletcher p beat BnTsdort and sEssTlnsen:
Beat d itoBsSti Mcbonald and and LeapIes' and /.
Second Flight.
First round-CharleS Price, Indian
Spring and Jack Ferguson. Capital, beat
and Z: R K. Aten and w. S. Whitehead
Capital, beat Joe Keating and Mossberg
Capital, and 5; H. L. Gray and H E.
Davies, Capital. beat E. j. Grill and B.
Stsnner tCrill playing alone). l up: Maury
Nee and l.. c. Steward. jr., Columbia, beat
Bob Albertus and w. ]. Frederick Con-
Second round-Price and Ferguson beat
and Seward beat Gray and Davies,
2 and /.
First round-F H Benson and H. B.
Buckingham, unattached, beat F. Gray
Capital and N: Manders, Manor, and
8. All others drew byes.
Second round-L. Manders. sr., and
NJ. Chsconas. Manor, beat NJ. c.. Jenkins
and R. Raiford Capital. and 3; L;
Manders jr., and J. Call, Manor and
Capital. beat F. H. Benson and H. B.
Buckingham. unattached, 1 up, % holes.