Evening star., 1940-09-22
Five Section Winners
Will Shoot |t0ut on
Kenwood Course
Andy OIiveri Fovorite
In Public Links PIoy
Starting Tomorrow
BY WALTER McCALLUM.


will clash Tuesday in the final
rounds of the match play team
championships. sponsored by The
Star. Out of 80 teams which started
IN five sections and three divisions
last May, five have emerged as WIN
ners in their classes and sections.
The three winners in Glass A will
start a round robin playoff at Ken
wood Tuesday, while two winners
In Glass B will play single match
for the championship in that class,
also at Kenwod Tuesday. All five
teams will receive trophies donated
by The Star, while the members of
each championship team in the two
classes will receive individual tro-
phieS.
Here is the lineup for Tuesday:
General Accounting Office, Section
winners in Glass A against Ac-
counts and Deposits, Section 2 VIC
tors.
Public Buildings VS.. Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation, the two
winners in Glass B.
In later matches, also to be held
at KenWood, Agriculture, victors in
Section of Glass A, will clashs with
the loser in the G. A. o. vs.. Accounts
and Deposits match. This one is
scheduled for October l. On Octo-
Der Agriculture will play the VIM
ner of the first match. completing
the round robin in which each team
plays two matches.
Give Par a Battle.
On these Federal links teams you
have some pretty good par busters.
Such gents as Jock OlmStead. and
Jerry Hart of General Accounting
Offlce, have made their mark in
club invitation Journeys. So have
Johnny Miller, the steady man from
Beaver Dam, Jack Palmer, also of
Beaver Dam and Bob OMallev of
Accounts and Deposits. Maurice
Cooper is rated one of the top stars
at Argyle, while Wilbur Seav. the
red head from Anacostia. is a crack
public links player. Both plav for
Agriculture.
Pat Cook and Pat Winkler, mem
bers of the Reconstruction Finance
outfit in Glass B can hold their own
In any company In lot of ways
It's too bad that such good players
as Joe Balestri Of Government
Printing Office, and Volney Burnett
OF District Fire Department couldnt t
nave their n !,
But Olmstead, Hart, Seay and a few
others can take care of the low
scoring angle.
The whole thing is testimony to
the close figuring of Charles P.
tChuckl Redick, director of the
Federal tourney, who arranged the
schedule with such fineSse that in
all sections the winner wasn't known
until the last match.
Indeed, in one section two teams
tied and had to playof for the sec
ton championship.
There's something funny about
this one, unless Jocko Miller. the
rotund matchmaker at Congress
sional has been misinformed Jocko
used to be a pro around Boston,
where he knew Ted Bishop, the
tall lad who licked Ralph Bogart in
the National Amateur That Bishop
used to be pro, and member of
the P. G.. A. said Jocko. He was
reinStated as an amateur"
Which sounds screWy, for to be-
come P. G.. A. member a gent must
have served five years as a pro. If
he served five years as a pro he
could not be reinstated as an anna
teur, under the rules of the United
States Golf Association. Maybe
there's some miSinformation some
where.
Roland Mackenzie, former Con-
gressional pro, who now plays at
Burning Tree and Columbia, has
been burning up the track at Burn
ing Tree lately. The reports have
1t that Roland hasn't gone over 70
for single round. Par for the
course is y.
The city municipal links cham
pionship match play rounds open
tomorrow at East Potomac Park,
with Andy Oliveri a favorite to re-
tain his crown. Here is the way
the boys will start at match play:
sam. R. T Bowers VS.. John Jankowski;
Keith Kallio VS.. Preston Wannan; s:15,
Bobby Suit VS.. Pete Stink; $50, r; H
r sutphin VS.. W. W. seay; $40. Don
Musser VS.. B whitney: S35. H. Beimlich
VS.. Leroy Smith: $40. Walter Sezna VS.
.pas s5c s1 Gs6rr. Ken G,Ssm zsa, VS. BIZ
Praulx: s.55, Andrew Oliveri VS.. Roy Dill
Ion; 900. William Bailey vs.. Sparky Daw-
s1oa son ato5 H ,,ISs M Brass vs. william B5isss:
pib, r. A. Jennings VS. willis Turner. ''-'
Chip Shots.
Al Jamison, former pro at Indian
Spring and Bradley Hills, is looking
around for a job.
Washington star feminine golf
team will play another intercity
team match at Baltimore October 2
Earle Skinker, the young Columbia
star. saws he will not enter George
town University. or any other col
leee Earle saws he intends 10 get
lob. Wonder what his daddy
'hlnks nf tnhiF ohiN week ago
Tony sylvester announced with some
eles that Earle would entt George
town and he n candidate for Tonys
Hn,a links team ln lpi2 Tony
seems In have something IN The Jack
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jsek will be Hosa regular next
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