The Washington times., 1938-08-22

LOUIS FUCHS of Congress
sional; CLIFF SPENCER and
MARTIN F. MCCARTHY Of
Beaver Dam; LEO WALPER,
unattached and RALPH QUIN-
TER of Chevy Chase; AL
TREDER and H. L. LACEY Of
Manor; LEWIS WORSHAM Of
Chevy Chase and MAURY
FITZGERALD of Kenwood;
BOB BARNETT and w. w.
RAPLEY of Chevy Chase; MEL
SHOREY and TOM DOERER
JR. of East Potomac Park; and
GENE LARKIN and MILTON
HARRIS of Woodmont.
Woodna0nt
Woodmont'S 16-man tea m
pulled a surprise upset by de-
feating Suburban visitors, 20 to-
4, to win the annual home-and-
home championship and a leg
on the Kaufman Trophy with
a total score of 291a to 24R.
Neither pro played and Balti-
more's team was without the
services of huge NATE KAUF-
MAN, JR., who was paired yes
terday in the mixed Scotch four
some event at Five Farms with
MRS. JEROME SLOMAN.
The Suburban team got a shell
lacking when five of the Wood
mont pairings turned in three
point victories in Nassau-style
play. MILTON HARRIS and
HOWARD NORDLINGER de-
feated BOBBEY GOLDMAN
and NATHAN KAUFMAN, SR.;
WILLARD GOLDHEIM and ED
MELNICKER defeated M.
HALLE and GEORGE HESS:
FULTON BRYLAWSKI and AL
SCHNEIDER defeated I. MEL
SON and M. ROTHSCHILD; w.
SIEPIAN and VICTOR WE'VE
defeated DAVE SCHWARTZ
and LEO FRUEDBERG; JERRY
BRODE and HARRY BROWN
d defeated LEROY STRAS-
BERGER and ALLEN WETZIE
all by the score of 3 to 0.
Army, Navy
RALPH BOGART, youthful
service amateur, chalked up a
new competitive course record
yesterday with a two-under-par
round Of 10 during a return
match between Army-Navy and
Indian Spring, in which the Serv-
ice club revenged its defeat two
weeks ago by score of 38 to
%. BOGART'S out nine was 81
(three under par), and his back
nine one over at 38. In spite Of
his phenomenal round, paired
with JIMMY LYNCH, BOGART
was just able to break even
with the Indian Spring team of
JERRY HART and JOCK OLM-
STEAD. JERRY took 70, Sec
ond lowest individual score.
In the first match of the
day, RUSS HOLLEBAUGH and
ROGER PEACOCK took three
points from DANNY BURTON
and E. K. PATTON. No other
team from the -Four Corners
course was able to do as well.
kenuU00d
In the GEORGE DIFFEN-
BAUGH tourney yesterday,
BUSEY HOWARD, CHARLES
VALE and TOM FITZGERALD
Travelled into semifinal play
scheduled for next weekend
M. P. CANDY and JOHN
BERGELIN have a deadlock on
the fourth sernifinal bracket,
which will be played off next
Saturday.
Congregational
PAUL PORTER, high handi.
capper at 1S, swept the sweep
stakes with a net score Of SO,
following an 81 gross. Second
was H. MILLANG, with 97-27-
20, while third honors were di-
vided between H. D. Kraft,
with 89-18-71, and F. M.
DAVIDSON. with 92-21-71.
Washington
The weekend blind bogey
developed a deadlock for first
place when DALE DRAIN
with S7-12-75, and CHARLES
A. SMITH, with 103-28-75
tied for first honors. H. F.
CONY won the sweeps with 80,
1874, while r. L. NEGLE
was second. with 30-15-65, and
w. E. DAVIS, third, with 1921
SO.
Capital
Yet another sweepstakes was
played at the Glen Echo course
with c. HENRY COHAN captur.
ing first place, with a score OF
1850. j. G. SOURWINE and
j. H. CARPENTER were tied
for second with net 72'S.
East Potomac
Winners, all tied, in a punch
board blind bogey on the Speed
way were E. MULLICAN with
104-19-85; K. R. BRADLEY,
108-23-85; T. F. MOORE, 90-5
-S5; and RED DEEL, 91-6-85.
High net went to c. I. VAN
LOWE, with 114-1-113, while
BOBBY BURTON gave the lie
to his 25 draw handicap by card.
ing q gross II for q net 50.