Evening star., 1941-09-29

Jamison Out at Bradley Hills.
AL Jamison is looking for a job
and Bradley Hills Country Club is
looking for a golf professional. Jami-
son resigned his Bradley Hills post
yesterday after a battle OF words
with Eddie Adams, who operates
the club. Adams said he expects
shortly to get pro to replace
Jamison, who is the inventor OF
new iron club head which he hopes
will be. adopted by one Of the major
manufacturing outfits.
The circumstances of the sever
ance of relations between Jamison
and the Bradley Hills Club are
hazy, but there was disturbance
at the club yesterday as Adams
called in the Maryland gendarmes to
force Jamison to relinquish the keys
to the golf shop. Meanwhile Freddie
Bolton, assistant pro, hasn't been
seen around the club for several
days, according to Adams. Jamison
says Bolton has quit.
Nolan Licked at Congressional.
Those club championship sur
prises in the mems title Journeys
reached earthquake proportions at
Congressional and Kenwood. At the
former club portly Parker Nolan,
who was all but fitted for the 1941
crown, was licked by j. E. (Buck
Freeman, a former professional
baseball player and scrappy gent
with one of those miracle shots
you find usually only in fiction.
From a spot IS yards away from
the pin at the 18th hole Freeman
popped a pitch shot into the cup
for an eagle deuce. Nolan's bid for
the half, from a shorter distance,
also nearly holed, missing only by
an inch or two. Medalist Howard
L. Smith also fell in a day OF upsets,
losing to a subpar II at the hands
of Stan Grassland, a member Of the
Reconstruction Finance. team in
The Star tourney.
At KenWood John o. Bergelin had
been fitted for the club crown, after
winning the medal and Wadlng
through the first two rounds in
easy fashion. But Joe Wilson had
other ideas. He licked Bergelin in
a 36-hole final round, 2 and /, shoot
ing "A and 73 to turn the trick. Re-
suits of the other completed flights
at KenWood:
Third night, Dr.. J W Nesbitt defeated
W F. Watkins, > and /; fourth Aisht'
William Woodward defeated DR.. J; A
ThITs59n Ind2. esseS Sp sxth e eh coaoD Dr. WaH sna
ISsvgath aiEht; L G Davies defeated G
Simeon T. Price won the senior
championship at Kenwood again
with a card of 70. 1t was his third
victory in the tourney. Three tied
for the net prize. all with net TBS
They were J. S. Corral. 91-18-73,
w. c. Henderson, 87-14-73; H. T
/ Morse, 85-12-73.
/ Ray Amsden sprang more than G
/ mild upset at Argyle. licking thf
previously red hot W. F, LepheW, {
and 7, in the final round of the clut
championship with something les:
than subpar golf. Lephnw had beer
blazing hot up to the final. Mrs
| Widmayer beat Evelyn Scoggins Il
successfully defend her club title
winning / up. The second f1igh
in the mems event went to w. H
Dickhaut, who beat G. T. Scoggins
4 and 3.
But here's the big surprise, anc
the real upset Of team competition
around town this year. Indiar
Spring took it on the chin in the
final round of the Maryland State
Golf Association team champion
ship at Columbia. The Indiar
Spring lads. overwhelming favorite'
to win the team title again, dropped
the final match by a score of g.:
to 812 as a team of gallant scrap.
pers from Baltimores Bonnie View
Club. a semi-public organization
whipped them by a single point.
Jeffra Sparks Winners.
None other than that dininutiv'
scrapper of the professional priz
ring. Harry Jaffra remember him?)
sparked the Baltimoreans to th'
title. Harry, who used to caddit
and handle the parking lot dutie
at Woodholme before he got goinl
as a boxer, took John Frederick a
his partner and grabbed pa point
from District Champion Ralph
Bogart and Dick Melvin, pair sup
posed to be good enough to whip an!
other combine.
But the real blow for Indiar
Spring came when Roger Peacock
and Eddie Ault dropped three points
to Bob Albertus and Buck Arma
1 cost. The latter pair and the Fred
erick-Jeffra duo both finished
under par. The results:
Mel Shorev and Volney Burnett Gndiar
Spring. q Andy Gibson and Lou Gavir
| Bonnie View, l.
| Roeer Peacock and Eddie Ault GndiaI
Spring.. O: Bob Albertus and Buck Arma