Evening star., 1940-08-09
Stella Baanos and Lucy Rose Reach Final Woen Horseshoe Tourney
Rack Looks Good for Another
Printers Golf Trophy, if =.
Hagen Will Put One Up

Rack had to shoot the last nine in
80 to tie, which he did. But Rack
slaughtered Chick In the playoff,
even though the champ started
with 7. Here is the way the
prizes were distributed at the
annual banquet last night at the
Mayf1ower.
Championship flight--Eddie Rack Nc
washington, S1s SD J Joe salestri. h VASE. Wash.
ington, 317. won on toss from Charlie
Ficeo. Washington, S17; j: Kent. Boston.
Merk.e. Washington. S26: Ed Gableman. n.
ibn9gton, b9 334; Claude schell, Reading. Pa.
Rqsshei tsnS Cincinnati. a44; L. j.. Han. cleve.
Washington SAG; A. J. ee wilson's wsship9togn. iSton.
So2; F. Wineriter. Washington, 354; Carl
gaTden; saIfimor Baltimore S5s William Boeklage.
363; William Gill Rochester, N Y, aS3:
oinafon Gariton Weller Baltimore, 364: E. c. Sap
SS27; Howard Salleck. Detroit, 367. Waiter
stLpton; Detroit. 365; Clarence Morning.
Western Springs, Ill. 369; j. c. Larson,
Evanston, E,sd4ton, nI.; 800; Edward Petit ROCKY
yer S5a: sen emo sam 312; J.. Newman. Detroit;
Masee; Detroit, 316; q. Hargett, Washing
ten; taa; 49,; Hammond Bowerman. Baltimore.
Class B-D. spitale, Rochester. 1863; ].
White, Rochester. 373; Charles MaIeceS.
Stn. SSlenve1and; land az; A. G; Shafer. Washington.
ppeeshio' Cleveland: 3s7;, Albtr: Donges.
Bethel, Pa. 3s7; H. Merchant, Woodridge,
sipor MP;; 3oS; James Graham, Boston. 3oa; Ed
w WdSllngtUl, J1b: w i Wilson
Me. 800, Henry Datch Cleveland. 3g5;
pefer Pc e Ierlak Detroit, 397; Ray Ebbert.
400; Ezra B. Craft. Detroit. 402; Lewis
Wilson, Detroit, 402; Harry BojorkIand.
3n1! washington, n 400 Vernon Eney, Baltimore.
Brantingan. Baltimore, 414; Wilbur Whit.
craft, washington. Ala; Thomas Murphy.
Class CD. McGin, Rochester, 1896: G.
Sutton, Washington, 4O3; A. Stirring,
Plttshurgh, 400; d. Lahtinen, Detroit, 40S;
H: Hun, BALTIMORE. 400; E Huston, Cleve-
j; Janezcko. Cleveland All; B. Brickman,
cleveland, 4l3; William Mcdowell, Pitts
9qTghi 412; c. Palmer AsheyiIle. N. Y.
Detroit, ~; r. Hughes, N. Y, Al Wall
yer Faulhaber PITTSBURGH. 423; R. Nlchol-
son: Washington, 1926; B. Taylor, WASH
| !hgton. 426; F. Jordan, Boston 427.
SIasS D-J. Berres Cleveland, 437; J.
Brannock, Baltimore. $50; H. Roycroft,
ssltlmSre' 459 MaSKsn ~ j. Bradley Wash!neton.
Wilson, Baltimore, 455; R. Allen, De-
trolt, 45z; c. Hyde, Cleveland. 45S; 3.
Brown, Cleveland, 459; G. Brenner. Pitts.
| burgh' 463; c. Hanneman. Detroit, 466;
]. A. Martin. Chicago 466: G. Lewis,
Pittsburgh 472; w. Field. Washington,
1856; j. burst. Baltimore, 495; A. Pope.
Cleveland, 495; ]. Dent, Pittsburgh, 500;
A. Koberstein, Detroit, SIG.
Al Houghton, Beaver Dam pro,
and Mel Shorey, Indian Spring men,
tor, finished all even in an 11-hole
pro match against John Bass and
Willie Schreiber of Baltimore.
Houghton took down the money,
playing the II holes in one under
par.
Chief speaker at last nights ban
quet was Alvin w. Hall, director of
the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing. Witty Cox and AL Treder, pros
at Congressional and Manor, were
present as guests of the association,
in addition to Houghton. The 194l
Printcrafts tourney will go to st.
Louis.