Evening star., 1939-05-31
Straight Off the Tee

cup yesterday to win one of the
spots for the final. George F. Miller
and Martin F. Mccarthy won the
other with better ball of II.
Maury Nee drove 265 yards to
win the driving contest and NJ But
Ter and G. v. Lowering teamed to
annex the best-ball tourney with a
score of 77-l7-60. w. w. Dean
teamed with Mack Langford and
DR.. L. L. Williams with E. M. Pusey
to tie for second with net scores
of 81.
George Ford and J. Mark Trice
tied for the top spot in a match
play against par affair at Congress
sional, each finishing 3 up. Ford
played with a 20 handicap, while
Trice had IL strokes.
Peyton r. Evans won his way to
the final round in the second flight
of the spring handicap tourney,
beating DR.. Noah Pomeroy, and 2.
Evans awaits the outcome Of the
match between Elmer Collins and
George De Witt, which finished
square. In Glass C, Myron Davy
shot an 84 his best card of the year,
to lick Harry f. Randle. and 2;
while in Glass C, B. P. Cooper beat
H. SWagart, and 2, and Carl Leof-
fer and P. Blouke played to tie.
Cox Shoots 68.
Witty Cox, Congressional pro,
shot 3-under-par 68 at Indian
Spring, but the best he could get
was tie in a match in which Cox
and Earl McAleer played AL Jami-
son and Jerry Hart. Jamison had
seven brides. scoring a 50 himself.
John Malseed won the flag tourney,
finishing 10 feet from the tin at
the twentieth hole. Joe Wilson was
next.
At Argyle Elmer Parsley won the
flag tourney, finishing a foot from
the pin at the twentieth hole. Paul
Hathaway was next with E. L. Mif-
fin third.
Regan Wins BY Inches.
Frank Regan won the flag affair
at Army Navy, finishing his handi-
capped round foot from the cup
on the eighteenth green. Comdr
J. S. Phillips was l8 inches away
and Capt R. D. Workman was 20
feet away
At Woodmont DR.. G. Friedman
played his final shot into the cup
on the nineteenth hole to win the
flag tournament with Jack Shulman
second Winners in the club spring
tourney were Howard Nordlinger,
Lou Harris, R. A. Phillipson, Ed
Melnicker in the first flight, and
George Jacobson. Ned Borde and
M. Gewirz in the second flight.
Frank White annexed the flag
tourney at Capital, playing his final
shot 6 yards from the cup at the
twentieth hole, with a score of SO
. for the regular round. J. A. Walker,
r. M Weisberg, w. H. Mylander,
w. c. Whittle G. E. Getty and D. NJ
McNeal all finished we'll up. The
pitching contest went to r. B. Dun
can, while L. j. Manders, jr., won
the putting affair.
Meyer Leads at Manor.
Dick Meyer, District junior champ,
won the jackpot tourney at Manor
with card of 68-75-12-13l. Tied
for second were W. J. La Billie and
J. C. Putnam, both with net cards
of 1872. The selective holes tourney
went to Putnam with "a, with Meyer
and DR.. C. V. Stiefel scored 35.
Chester Leakin won the high score
prize on the selected holes. crash
ing out the impressive total of So.
Meyer also won the driving contest
In the women's flag event Mrs. j.
G.. Taylor won. with Mrs c. A.
Jannacker second Mrs. L. G. Pray
won the putting event.
At Beaver Dam r. Mills and A..
M, Woodside tied for the Marmion
trophy with net scores OF 81. Joe
Balestri won the driving contest
for men with a poke of $40 yards.
Clarence Purdy won the pitching
affair. and c. w. Griffin won the
putting tourney.
Mrs. Purdy Multiple Winner.
Mrs. C. E. Purdy, who won the
approaching contest, also annexed
the spring match play affair, and
tied in the nine-hole handicap
tourney with Mrs. j. P. Strong.
Mrs. R. Murphy won the driving
contest, while Mrs r. C. Mitchell
won the putting event.
John o. Bergelin won the flag
tourney at Kenwood with w. J.
Snow in second place The driving
contest also went to Bergelin, who
smote one 285 yards. Bob Harvey
was second F. H. Haines holed a
40yard pitch to win the pitching
tourney. Mrs. J. E. Harvey and
Lamar Campbell won the mixed
foursome gross prize with "a. Mrs.
H. H. Hughes and E. S. NARROW
won low net with 86-l9-67. with
Mrs. A. D. Kane and V. G.. Myers
at 95-26-69. The putting contest
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