Evening star., 1938-07-05

the year. Every club around held July
4 tournaments
At Indian Spring, D. F. Mastbrook
won the Board of Governors trophy
with card of 70-8-62 r. w. West
wood and T. w. Dobrowalski tier for
second with net Gas.
Jerry Hart, who recently won the
Federal League championship, scored
a 3-under-par 80 on the first nine
with only one par on the card. He
had four birds, and an eagle. and
played the last nine in SO for 6s.
The Presidents Cup at Beaver
Dam went to Donald E. Boyer
with 84-17-67.
D. E. Mattison won the driving con-
test, while the pitching and putting
event was Won by E. B. Heimer. Mrs
R. E. Zuber won the women's driving
and approaching contests. Victors in
the four flights of the sweepstakes
tourney were: w. B. Moore, r. G.
Milbourne, Donald E. Boyer and G. P
Luce.
A mixed foursome tourney at East
Potomac Park went to Grace Price
and George Graham with a gross a.
The flag tourney at Argyle went tc
D. Chamblin, who played his f1nal
shot 10 feet from the cup on the
10th hole. Ralph Littlebridge was
second
Andy Clarke and Paul Lipps tied
for first place in the flag tourney at
Belle Haven.
Navy Golfers Win Again.
The Hungarian Cup tourney a,
Chevy Chase went to Montgomery
Blair with a card of 78-1l-67.
Navy golfers today talked about a
second straight team victory over
Army. won by the Naval officers yes
terday at Army-Navy Country Clut
by score of 80l2 to 63l2. Comdr
E. K. Patton, member of the District
| Golf Association Executive Committee
tied the course record with "A tc
lead the Navy forces to victory.
At Manor Dick Meyer, the
District junior champ. and Nv.
Harvey scored level 70s to tie
for the top spot in the match
play against par event, each
finishing 3 up.
Burke Edwards won the driving con-
test, with pokes totaling 800 yards
Mrs. Harvey Cooper won the women's
flag tourney, while Mrs. A. L. Alder.
man Won the putting contest.
John Prout Gilmore scored a TT
14-63 to win the House Committee
Cup at Congressional. The driving
contest went to Verne P. Simmons
with a wallop of 257 yards. while
G. A. Hathaway won the approaching
contest. Mrs. ]. o. Rhyme won the
women's pitching and putting event
Krucoff Woodmont Victor.
The Morris Simon Trophy tourney
at Woodmont went to Barney Krucof1
with 81-14-67. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Stephens won the mixed Scotch four
some. Sweepstakes winners were
krucoff, Charles Shulman, Allan
Goldenberg, E. Melniker, Eddie Engle-
man. Herbert Glassman, Eddie Ostrow
Jack Blau and Jack Shulman.
Columbia staged = best ball.
four ball affair, won by M. b.
Swanson, Homer Phillips, J. M.
Berry and Joseph Schaff with
a best ball Of IL and handicap
Of II for a net IS.
The women's putting contest went
to Mrs. R. A. Lacey, while Mrs.
Charles White won the consolation,
The biggest field ever to compete
in a mixed Scotch foursome at Ken
wood was topped by Mrs. ]. c. Dale
and Dusey Howard, with 82-11-71,
George Diffenbaugh and Jane Burke
won the gross award with IS.
The flag tourney at Washington
went to DR.. Don johnson, who played
his final shot feet from the CUP at
the goth hole. Maj. T. w. Blackburn
won the qualifying round for the Hor-
ton Cup. Pairings for the affair fol-
low:
Miles vs.. J. Kammerer. pLlnhsyj B. L. Fyilea a. ys 8
J;n !; ". Blazek; ;;;,.E. E; E. Davis Us. John Dun
sins kicoi Vs. M fhiliD psngS. ys r Nsse John
lin ys. Dr. r. shea. shsne!'H e w. W stmons8on ~ S8s,
vs.. Or. e. C. Taylor. Paul campbeli sV vs
Clever. Hs e T. fpsrnstf s. WiIsoD Don !. E. Lee " G
a: Hester VS.. r. Z. Hotze Il. +. Rickett; RksE
vs.. N. H; Dinneen. Mai +. W. Blackbur1n5
ys pr. J. T. McClanahan DR.. John s.
Preston r1 vs. r; B. Munson. Col c. L. Tinker
49,. III r.