Evening star., 1942-04-18
District College Golf
Ruled by 6. U. After
Rout Of CoIoniaIs
High School Poes Still
Is Set by Roosevelt.
B.-C. G. Links Teoms

Schoolhoy golfers around town.
considerably steamed up over the
prospect Of an all-star high chool
team competing against the oecrge-s
town links OUTFIT, shouldn't Be too
hopeful of their chance 10 win
against the Hoyas.
Tony sylvester's powerful OUTFIT
now oflcially the best college team
around the Capital. shows no inch-,,
nation to let down. In fact, the
longer they play together the bet
ter they become. as George Wash- I
ington University's links hopefulx
found out yesterday at Kenwoed
where the Hoyas helped themselves
to q 6-to-o win. Previously George :
town had licked Catholic University,
thus completing their conquest Of
the local colleges. for Maryland does
not have . golf team this year and
the other schools have not gone IN
for the links sport.
The reason, of course. Ia that !
Georsetown's sports-minded fac
ulty men see In golf . earne boy
can carry on through his mature
years and consequently they bsnevas
golf to be q big part Of their ath-
letic curriculum. The other schools,
win come to 1t, even though now
they seem lukewarm.
Georgetown's golf team ID = big
league outfit In every way II
has complete faculty supervision.
. paid coach and team expenses are
paid. Further, 1t goes after taa
game completely. which u more
than can be said Of the haif-hearted
efforts of the other schools.
couldn't imagine, for instance. .
GEORGETOWN rolf team member ap-
pearing for q big match without
spiked shoes. TWO Of the Colonial
lads. With more willingness than
equipment. played IN street shoes
yesteday against . better-eQuipped
and far more powerful Hoya cutfits
Rohrey Shoots II.
Rangy Bin Rohrey, son Of New
Jersey pro, topped the Hoya scoring
yesterday. licking courageous Char.a
ley stockell of George Warrington.
7 and g., with. o 1-over-par II Az
Kenwood. Only q shot back was
Capt. Buddy Sharkey Of George
town, who shot q 70 to beat 0eoree
o. vass, IT., George washington
captain, and ., with Vass scor-
ing "a. Between them Rohrey and
Sharkey put together best ball OF
65, good enough TO win by 5 and 4.
Dick Meyer Of Georgetown shot q
73 to whip Milton Rein Of George
washington, 3 and z. willis Jack
Donohue Of the Hoyn did . 70 10
Icy Scott Gudmundson, I and g..
Georgetown won the best ball, .
and I. en. 8
So the highest score on the
Georgetown team was Is and The
lowest II. That's the kind Of solf
the all-star schoolboy team Will b
up against when the match Ia ar
ranged, probably for the week Of
April 36. Coach Sylvester II al for
1t, and Rome Schwagel. Georgetown
graduate manager, thinks II would
be good stun.
Roosevelt &c. C. Star. ~
Roosevelt and Bethesda. ths hot
teams in the schoolboy champions,
ship series, remained On top today y
the Dawes Cup race and the met"
championship with victories ever
Central and Blair. Roosevelt pre-
served its perfect slate in the Dawes
Cup chase by taking al > pointss
from Central at Kenwood, with Billy
Grimm and Preston Wannan shcots
ing IT'S. 4
Bethesda, with Schoolboy Champs
Alton willett scoring . 1-over-par
70, led his lads In o-to-o conquest
Of Blair at Indian Spring. Bethesda
now has won four straight.
The Gonzaga lads are swinging IL
today, happy over their 6h-to-2h
victory over ct. Johns. their tradi.
tional rivals in all sports. The
Purple lads were led by Jimmie
Fitxgeralds 81 at Army Navy. ArA~s
costis whipped Coolidge. . 70 0. at3
Bannockburn In another paweey
Cup match.