Evening star., 1941-09-22
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Club title golf tournaments
around town are bringing forth a
flock of surprises AT Argyle, Ban
nockburn, Woodmont and Army
Navy upSetS seem to be the rule
rather than the exception.
Argyle's championship particu-
larly spawned a couple of dope
reversals yesterday when Defending
Champ Maurice Cooper fell before
the hot golf of Ray Amsden, who
shot II to win by 2 and /, and
Dick Mothershead was swamped by
another subpar round at the hands
of F. L. LepheW. who was 3 under
par for the Is holes of the match.
Lephew now has played 81 holes
with total of l3 brides and one
eagle and is far under par.
Mrs. Ed Widmayer ard EVELYN
Scoggins won their way to the final
In the Argyle women's champion
ship. with the latter beating Kay
Jones. and 3. Second fight win
ner was Mrs. Nolan Gibson, who
beat Ethel Anderson, and 4.
Martino Beaten at Bannockburn.
Tony Martino one of the upsetters
last week in the Bannockburn title
tourney, was himself upset yester-
day by E. r. Ferguson. ir., who licked
the younger Martino. up. Mean
while Billy Houghton. brother of
Al, moved smoothly toward the final,
shooting a SO to lick S. S. Fletcher,
2 up. Robert Brown beat Allan
Laing. jr, and 2 But the hottest
golf of the day came from S. Du
Vail Martin. who played the Ban
nockburn course in 68. with mines
of "a each way, in a match in which
he and Bill Pendergast licked Pat
MARITIME and William S. Whitehead.
In the women's club champion
ship, the defending title holder. Mrs.
E. r. Ferguson, won two matches to
enter the final against Mrs N. F.
Hollander. Their victims were Mrs.
F. Anderson and Sadie CLAM and
Mrs. Allan Laing, jr., and Mrs. w.
E. WEIGH.
Howard Nordlinger didn't win the
qualifying round at Woodmont.
That in itself is news at club where
Howard frequently wins both the
medal round and the championship.
But Howard will be after his 18th
title just the same. Cabot Feldman
won the medal with a 76 First
round pairings:
First fiight-Cabot Feldmsn vs.. Jules
Winkelman, Howard Nordlinser vs., Barney
Hursson. Milton Harris vs. Bernie wilmer,
Ed Workman, vs.. Willard GeIdheim. Lou
sa1rIs sa5 vs. G9idstsn cd nf y Goodmsp pss VS.
Second fisht-M Gewirz vs. Dave Le-
gum, Bobby Goldstsin VS. . Leon con- Gerber HsT- ,.
IS. E. B Stein; Ellis Ediowitz vs.; Dr; Sam
Bobby Goldstein. Maryland Uni
versity boxing coach, won the class
A award in sweepstakes tourney at
Woodmont with 82-18-64. Other
winners were: DIR. Max Hurston,
84-l9-65; Ellis Edlowitz, Ed Wort
man and Cabot Feldman. all net Sc.
Glass B-Milton Gladstein, 96-28-
So; Ellis Block. 93-24-69.
Bogart to Play Today.
Club Champion Ralph Bogart was
to play his first-round match in the
title tourney today at Army Navy,
but L. L. Steele already has won his
way to the semifinal. Out of the
tourney is Col. Kenneth Buchanan,
a doughty competitor, who defaulted.
Col Buchanan is in Louisiana taking
part in the war games.
First-fiisht results-L; L; Steele beat J
Lieberman, 8 and 3; F. Young beat w.
Turner, ! up; j. Ramsey won from E. Nc
Ginley by default; Carroll DunninR beat
Frank Reagan. / UP; r. Sears beat Hank
Gibbins, 3 and 2; B. Brand beat K. Bu-
chanan by default.
Bogart's flrst-round opponent will
be E. v. Macatee. Steele won Sec