Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-09

Buddy Brylawski VS.. Ned Bord Lou Harris
vs. al Small. Dave Dubb vs., II; z. strasser'
BrylawsH VS.. Ed Melnicker. DR.. Sam
Sweepstakes-Cabot Feldman, 80
1913: Simon Eichberg, e2-19-73:
DR.. Bogdonoff, 8e-l4-75; H e
Strasser, 85-i9-76.
Congressional held a 3-4-5 tour
ney, in which Verne P. Simmonc
bagged six IS to win in that divi-
sion. T. E Hughes scored twelve Is
and w. E. Trevett and T. Bryce
Conlyn each bagged seven IS.
Holzberg Beaten at Argyle.
John P Holzberg, medalist in the
Argyle Club championship, fell in
first-round match before Tony
Willmett, the medalist losing by
2 and l. Other results: Maurice
Cooper defeated w. F. Barnes,
up; S. Benson defeated D. L. Myers
and /; M. Whittlesey defeated
F. Manning, and l; Richard
Mothershead defeated P. w. LIE Due
and 8: Nolan Gibson defeated
w. H. Dickhaut, 4 and 8.
At Manor Bobby Brownell anc
Merrill Whittlesey retained then
club two-man team title, beating
j. S. Mac Bryde and G. H. Jones
2 and l, in the final round. A
women's tourney was postponed be-
cause of bad weather.
H. G. Pratt. jr., and Frank Silver
tied with net 65s to lead the field in
the qualifying round for the Birney
Cup at the Washington Golf and
Country Club. Match play starts
this week in the handicap affair
with the following pairings:
II g; Pratt II. (22l VS.: E A L. IA,
(2n; J. B. Skinner (2D VS.. z. l. Duffie
ISl; Tom A: o'HalIoran (1sl VS.. J. T
FELTON, 3I6); Frank Silver 800 vs. W. e
PP Pom 4s,lo GhanP 9gS WaRer n S eps
VS.. Guy Harper jr. (2s); Harry r. Law.
son (9Ol vs. Phelps Adams go.
Roger Peacock, defending cham
pion, tied at IS with Arthur Urban
and Dick Melvin III the qualifying
round for the Indian Spring Club
championship, Pairings are to be
made today, and the three will play
off later for the medal.
With Defending Champion JOE
Balestri still to qualify, Volney Bur-
nett'S two-over-par round of "A LED
the qualifiers in the Beaver Dam
title tourney Balestri will play his
medal round this week. Forrest
Thompson scored a rs for temporary
second place.
Miller Kenwood Medalist.
Don Miller led a qualifying fielt
in the Kenwood Club title tourney
with a two-over-par round of r.
First-flight pairings:
John O. Bergelin defending champion,
Es; s T Price e.. Charles L Yale , VS.
seTad VS. Harry Es TRhsS MaFFy csn i5
Z amiss g as M Fl Price Vs. w. 6oh Msf
Six flights qualified.
Ken Spencer, former president OF
the club, provided the first real upset
in the Capital Club tourney, where
he trounced the favored C. Henry
Cohen in the opening round by a
and margin. In the second flight,
former champ Bill Pendergast fell
before C. C. Rittenhouse, 2 and /,
and M. B. Shaw went to the 23rd
hole to beat w. j. Sanford. First
flight results:
Frank Durham defeated ]. L. Pimper.
5 and 4; Ken Spencer defeated c. H
Cohen. 3 and 2; Billy Houghton defeated
John Phelan. and 3; F X. White de-
feated William Alexander, 3 and 3; Frank
Gradoville defeated c. P. Redick. 8 and 8;
Dave Shuck defeated Stanley Newlin, 4
and 3; .George Molloy defeated Buster
Mrstek ] UP.
Kenneth Shannon won the Capt.
tai caddie championship, defeating
Jack Bradshaw, up. In the second
flight, Dave Bissell defeated Herman
Worshem, 2 and l, and Robert Wor-
sham won the third flight, licking
Charles Raum, and f.
Many Washington pros were to
play today in an amateur-p pro
tourney at the Baltimore Suburban
Club staged by the Middle Atlantic
P. G.. A.