Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Encounter E|kridge
And B. {. {. Sunday;
Seniors in Tie
Tuckermon, Norman
Will Stage PIoyoff in
Chevy Chase Event
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Indian Spring. defending cham
pions, against Elkrioge.
Beaver Dam. surprise outfit OF
the tourney, against Baltimore Coun-
try Club.
That's the lineup fol next Sum-
days Maryland State Golf Associa-
ton semifinal team championship
contests. The courses where the
matches will be played will be an
nounced later in the week Probably
one Washington tear will play at
home, while the other travels to
Baltimore.
Indian Spring and Beaver Dam
idled yesterday. drawing byes as
four Baltimore clubs met in quarter
final contests. 1t was a good idea
for the byes to fall in that round,
for most of Washington's golfers
were at the football game anyway.
Elkridge licked Rolling Road at
Rolling Road by a score OF 1ll2 TO
6h. Rolling Road played without
the services of Spencer Overton and
Erford Barnes, the No. comolna-
ton of that club Ii the other
match. Baltimore Country Club won
a close one from Baltimore Suburban
Club. 10 to 8.
Senior Group Formed.
Formation of a Seniors Golf AS
sociation within the Chevy Chase
Club will go forward next spring
in view of the interest shown THIS
wear in the tourney of a senior
eroup Just organized. with P. s.
Ridsdale as chairman and E. o.
Wagenhorst as treasurer.
The seniors wound up their tour
new Yesterday, in which 70 men from
IS wears of age on up competed.
walter R. Tuckerman, former
Middle Atlantic and District cham
MON. scored 76-73-149, with a
handicap of 6, for 143 net, to tie at
that figure for the top net prize
with oscar Norman, who had So
S4L2+l43. A playoff will be held.
Tuckerman also won first place IN
class A. for golfers of SIS and over
with DR.. H. A. Gardner second at
s9-97-4O-l46. The gross award IN
class A went to Franklin L. Fisher
with 82-84-l66.
Other classes were won as follows:
Class B $50 to 65lMDwisht DAVIS DAVIS So ga
eel.mss. Ess4e-ssG176, s0SSI. = v"
assoss ss e 7 Dr. S Greene i Fa5e-
eI-34--15o. Gross-P. s. Ridsdale' So
Class D GO and over>-Gen. Frank R,
Vee{eY Q5-Q1-36-l56 z NJ. Tacott,
asNee-3o-156 Gross Walter G.
Special nine-hole prize-Harry C. sheri-
dan, 53-46-99-17-S".
Ralph Bogart and Frank Wooley
won club championships at Army
Navy and Belle Haven. as the title
round in the Capital Club tourney
was postponed until next Sunday.
Bogart Scores 20. q"
Bogart, playing the par u course
In 10 strokes, was too good for Col.
o. N. Bradley. whom he defeated, S
and 3, to win the service club title
for the second straight year. Other
flights at Army Navy resulted as
follows: Second, DR.. A. H. Yando
defeated G. E. Hartman, and 5;
third, E. L. Wallander defeated DR..
M. Maxwell, 3 and 2; fourth, H. M.
Heiser defeated S. Griffin, 2 and /.
Wooley defeated Paul Lipps, a for
mer Belle Haven champion, by 6
and 5 in the final round of the tour
ney for the championship of the
Alexandria club.
Georgetown Prep. team champions
- r,,atrorn1iton cpDnnlS
put on an impressive show OF power
to lick Gonzaga in an informal
match at Garrett Park, 6l2 to 2l2
Playing for the winners were Bishop
Mcdonald, Neill Sullivan, Jack
Coyle. Henry Green, Don Eckrich
and Catesby Clay The Little Hoyas
also have a good golfer in George
Ghecas, brother of Lou Ghecas of
the Georgetown varsity football
team. The younger Ghecas was I'M
able to play yesterday because of
football injury.
Thomas j. Groom, widely known
bank president, won the Tatum Cup
at Congressional, scoring Ss-23-66.
Harry Randel was second with
87-l9-68.
Pat Fuchs won the seniors tour
ney at Indian Spring with a card
OF 95-22-73 Second was James A.
Malseed with 96-20-76. DR.. A.
Thomas Utz was third with &C.
1873
A mixed foursome tourney at the
-Four Corners club went to Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Robertson. who had
e5-22-73. Second were Mrs. H. L.
Shepard and Ralph Sias with 90
1874 Tied for low gross were the
teams of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clary
and Mrs. C. P. Medley and William
Lord, both with gross 49,
Woodmont will start its tWo-man
team championship tourney next
Sunday, with Is teams entered in
the first match-play round.
Five Tie At Washington.
Washington held two events, a
kickers' tourney, in which five tied
for the top prize. and the qualifica-
ton round for the two-man handi-
cap team championship. Tieing for
first in the blind DOGGY we're the
following: w. H. Pardoe, 95-25-
10; w. B. Stringham, 84-14-70:
r. E. Hotze, 84-14-70; G. H. Bailey,
jr., 85-15-70, and R. A. Sodesburg,
64-l4-70.
Pairings for the two-man tourney
find Medalist Jack Sheridan and
G. H. Bailey, jr., who scored 72-11-
81, arrayed against Don Lee and
DR.. C. M. Clay in the first match.
Other pairings:
Moulton and A. S. Miles VS.. r. S
Austy and John Bachman, w. E. Davis and