The Washington times., 1938-07-04

Kihlken, 91-22-69; Mrs. H. w.
Sharpe and Jock OlmSted, 60
11-69 and DR.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Bullock, 84-l5-69. Next in line
for prize winning places were:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Clary, S5-
AL; Mrs. K. S. Giles and J.
B. Robertson. 80-9-71: Mrs. H.
o. Porter and K. s. Giles, 88-
1912 and Mrs. F. H. Kramer
and NJ E. Rogers, 94-20-74.
John Taylor was awarded the
Cup at Indian Spring
after winning the play-off yester.
day from j. G. Boyer. Taylor
with S6-15-71 and
Boyer had S1-9-72.
E. F. McDougald and e. B.
Heimer deadlocked for top honorS
in a blind bogey event played for
at Manor Club. McDougald posted
a gross score Of 80 with q IL
for a net total Of ~,
while Heimer had a gross score
of 78 and was aided by a handi-
cap allowance of 8 strokes.
Tied at 72 for second place
were: M. O'Hanlon, 98-16-72; J.
w. Harvey, jr., 75-3-72; Max Tay.
lor, 742-72, and w. A. Warthen.
79-7-72. Next came ]. A. Lom-
bard with 91-20-71.
Howard Nordlinger captured q
sweepstakes event in class A at
Woodmont Country Club with q
net score Of 70. Nordlinger, who
has been champion Of the club
seven times, posted a gross card
of II and was aided by a handi-
cap allowance of 4 strokes.
Fred Schbider, with 89-15-H,
was second and Fulton Brylawski,
and Bob Baum, 81
6-75, deadlocked for third. IN
class B the winner was Nathan
with 84-16-68.
Jack Shulman, with S7-16-71,
was second and tied for third
were George Jacobson, 90-18-72
and Dave Frank, 95-23-72.
Comdr. I. C. Bogart topped the
golfers competing in one blind
bogey event at the Army and Navy
Club yesterday while F. M. Elliott
was the winner of the other. In
the first event that was won by
Commander Bogart the other win
nerS were: A. Grant, A. B. Clifford,
Capt. L. V. Dillon and Col. A. D.
Surles, while winners in the other
division were Elliott and c. q. Nc
Cormick, w. c. Wallace, A. Hel.
finch and Commander Bogart.
J. S. Gorrell posting rounds of
81 and SO with a handicap deduc-
ton Of 18 strokes per round fin
ished with a net total Of 1873 to cap
ture first place in the 36-hole
medal play sweepstakes event at
Kenwood Golf and Country Club.
One stroke in back Of Gorrell
came, s. j. Hopkins with $3.50
1H134 to take second place.
s. G. Rigby with 7a79-10-137
finished in third position. A
mixed foursome event has been
scheduled for the members today.
Playing the best round Of his
golfing career, F. z. Berquist
turned in a score Of IS for the
tough Congressional course and
was allowed a deduction Of II
strokes for a net total Of "a that
places him at the top Of the heap
in the scramble for first place
in the House Committee Cup. DR..
Noah Pomeroy is halding down
second position with 79-13-66 and
a stroke back is w. H. Garrison
with 85-18-67.
Macy Mcdonald topped q large
field Of competitors in q sweep
stakes event held at Capital Golf
and Conutry Club. Mcdonald post
ing a round Of 80 was allowed .
Of Is strokes for q net
Ct. John Phelan with 76-8-6S
was second and George Mellow,
1870 and Judge P. G.. Gold,
91-21-70 finished in q tie for
third.
In the only match played yes
terday in the two-man team cham.
John Phelan and DR..
Peter Brue defeated Frank K.
White and Macy Mcdonald, 2 up
IN the biggest upset Of the tourna-
ment. Today members will play
IN a flag tourney.
Over at Washington Golf and
Country Club, Donald E. Lee
turned in an 81 gross score with q
allowance Of II strokes
FOR net IS to lead the qualifying
rounds Of the annual Horton Cup
A. T. Hester with
s1-14-67 Is second.
Mel Shorey, East Potomac pro.
and his protege, Lili Sart, defeated
Cliff Spencer, Beaver Dam pro
and his protege Elsie Stavely by
eight points at Beaver Dam in q
special high and low ball match.
Shorey had an individual score