Evening star., 1941-09-15
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Numerous LoureIs Decided
As Perfect Fall Day Brings
.Out Horde of Links Folk

Perfect fall weather lured banner
crowds to every golf course here
abouts yesterday. Even Chevy
Chase, which seldom holds a SUM-
day tourney, staged one. That club
held a mixed foursome affair, with
Don De Veau and Mrs. L. B. Platt
winning the gross award at "a. Net
winners were: Mrs. j. c. White and
Eric Taft, 93-21-72; Capt. and Mrs.
r. M. Griffin, 92-16-76; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Coolican, 91-14-T;
Mrs. L.. o. Cameron and Wilmer
Allison, 85-8-77.
Pairing for the first match round
In the Presidents Cup tourney at
Chevy Chase are:
Don De vesu tsl vs. F. p. Reside (6);
P. S, Ridsdale 05l vs.. L. B. Plat t6l;
Coleman G3!: DR.. William Calhoun Stir
ling 90 vs. Freq Hitz 80; Walter White
vi % kuriz Ti Rsnso6 Is G9Ie , % 6sc,I E5S cooesn T H
vs., c. A. Fuller 80: Robert Stead. jr.,
ts) VS.. Reeve Lewis go.
Upsets marked the opening round
in the Bannockburn club Champion
ship, with Defending Champ George
Molloy falling before his pal Billy
Houghton by and 3. Other first
flight results:
Pendereast, ? and II i: Ken en- Spencer @ '" beat at
w. S. whitehead > and /; w A sam
ford beat S. D. Martin up. 20 holes;
. and / Tony Martino beat Pat Martino
? and |; Allan Laine. jr., beat Buster
MrStik ! up: Robert Brown beat N. F.
Pro Tony Sylvester tabled the
Ferguson, Tony MARITIME and Laing
victories as upsets.
Lee Ritter led big field in the
qualifying round of the Manor
Country Club title tourney, with a
three 73. First flight pair
ings:
W. W Smith lsOJ; Ralph GIBSON c76j vs.
J.. A: Pratt (s0l: Earl McAleer t74D VS..
Merrill whittlesey ( ID: Lee Ritter r. c73j
vs., v. g Mccreery 1sl7: AIT Gross t75>
ys William Baker lsOl: Arthur Urban
C19) VS. Carl H Willingham tSl. Eight
flights will start match play.
Bradbury Birney Cup Victor.
Fred Bradbury won the Birney
Cup at the Washington Golf and
Country Club. beating r. B. Jones
up in the final round. Victors in
a kickers' handicap tourney, hit
ting the lucky number on the nose,
were: w. B. Tubbs. 95-8-87; Paul
Campbell, 9l-4-87; Tom A. O'Hal-
loran, 94-7-87; John Mason, 90
5-87. and Guy G. Harper, jr., 100
1877.
Dave Legum Won a sweepstakes
tourney at Woodmont with 83-l4-
SO. Tied for second were Malcolm
Mintz, 85-15-70, and Ned Bord,
18-14-70.
Congressional held a best ball
sweepstakes tourney. with club
handicaps T. Bryce Conlyn and H.
S. Macdonald turned in a best ball
score of 62 to tie with Frank Muir
ply, jr., and Marvin Johnston. Mr..
and Mrs. P. J. Winkler won the gross
award in husband and wife tour
nament with 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Penn won the net prize
with 92A19-73.
Ralph Bogart, who Is getting
around a lot these days, qualified
safely in defense of his Army Navy
Club championship with a II, but
was three shots back of Capt. Lunn
V. Steele, the medalist, with "a.
Other low scorers were Carroll Dun
ming, rs: Col. Kenneth Buchanan,
II; w. Turner and E. Whitmore, 78.
Pairings were to be made today.
Victors in a mixed four-ball four
some were Maj. and Mrs. E. Nc
Ginley. 184-13-171, and DR.. M. M
Maxwell and Mrs. G. K. Heiss, 19l-
17-l74.
Medalist John o. Bergelin had an
easy time winning his first-round
match in the Kenwood Golf and
Country Club championship, beating
A. H. Youngquist, 7 and s. Other
results:
Georve o; vass. ir.. beat Bill Briggs
3 and 2; Maury Fitzgerald beat Leroy
Sasscer, 4 and 3; W. H. Wehzel beat Dor
" Harvey and & shfx cS Hnd.rsen SSnen best best
E. vol. s and 4. ~ A Oe"' ''A'
Ace at Beaver Dam.
Another in an epidemic of holes.
in-one came at Beaver Dam a!
Leona Jones knocked her tee shot
played with a driver. into the cup or
the par-three 18th hole, a 150-yarc
affair. In the women's club cham
pionship Mrs. Ora Emge beat Lils
Sari, 3 and 2, while Mrs. c. T