Evening star., 1941-09-29
Washington Defeats
Army Navy al Golf
To Gain Revenge
Profit Trims Defending
Champion in Tourney
For Manor Crown

Washington Golf and Country Club
linksmen avenged a previous de-
feat at the hands of Army Navy
by whipping the visiting service
clubmen at the Cherrydale course
241a to 81s in 20-man team match.
L. H. Whitten and R. F. Alexander
had a best bail of SO in beating Col.
Leiberman and Comdr. Earhardt.
Columbia postponed the first an
nual tourney for the Heurich SOUTH
paw championship trophy until next
Saturday and Sunday.
Grace Long and Bob Forrest won
a mixed foursome affair at East
Potomac Park with a card Of 81.
Second were Doris Costello and Ray
Taft with 86.
AT Chevy Chase Don De Veau
and Eric Taft reached the final
round in the Presidents Cup Tour
ney and probably will play of to-
morrow.
HOughtOn BannOckburn Finalist.
Ken Spencer set a hot pace with
a subpar 81 to lick Bill Sanford in
the second round of the Bannock-
burn championship, but couldn't
hold 1t against Medalist Billy Hough-
ton in the semifinal. He forced
Houghton to the limit, however,
succumbing only on the 2lst hole
in the semifnal, when Houghton
holed a long one and Spencer three
putted.
Bob Brown is the other finalist.
licking E. R. Ferguson with a birdie
on the 18th hole
Pairings in other flights are as
follows:
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bf9qrhFnk APdeT3p Wscb vs. SAT- SIn FTo
Mrs. John Mossberg won the sec
onld fight in the women's tourney,
beating Betty Quigg and 2. The
/ first flight consola ton went to Mrs.
Frank Anderson who beat Mrs. F.
D. Overfelt l up.
Manor was not to be outdone in
in a day of surprises, for a gent
named J. A. Pratt, who has been
a $3.50 golfer around the Norbeck
/ club for some time licked Defend
ing Champ Dick Meyer 2 and l IN
a second-round match. Other first
fight results: Earl McAleer beat
H. L. Lacey, 6 and 5: Lee Ritter
beat w. G. McCreery, 3 and 2;
Arthur Urban beat William Baker,
+ 5 and 8.
Bogart Forced to Win.
/ Ralph Bogart had to turn on the
heat to win second-round match
/ in the Army Navy title affair. win
/ ming the last three holes from 1t.
1 r. Sears to exc out a single-hole
victory. Semihnal pairings are: Bo-
CART VS.. Carroll Dunnlng, Lunn v
Steele VS.. J. Ramsey.
Howard Nordlinger appears to be
moving smoothly along toward an
other Woodmont title. Howard won
two matches yesterday and is in
the semi-final where he meets Mil
ton Harris. Results:
First round-Cabot Feldman beat J.
Bafney stAS' Krucof, a and BUDDY BTyIa3sSi
beat Max Hurston VI, up, 10 holes Mllt99 On
/ Workman beat Willard Goldheim. Up; Al
GoHldsteln peat Lou Fsi,EiS.o ssTrlS and .r s !
Greenhut Fischer beat Malcolm Mintz. l
Up, 90 holes.
/ Second round-Nordlinger beat Feldmsn.
F ) and >; Harris beat BryIaWSsI. / ana )
workman beat Goldsteln, l up. Goodman
beat Fischer. up
Beaver Dam staged a pseudo pro-
amateur tourney with several of the
star amateur golfers acting as
pros" Three tied for the top spot.
They were Jerry Burch and Nobel
Wilson, Doug Mattison ana A. H.
Thompson, and Alex Baumgartner
and r. D. Particle, all tied at TO-.
Winners in a sweepstakes tourney
were: Gross Forrest Thompson,
70: (neO A. H. Thompson 63-l4-
SO; DR.. William Kerr, 84-14-70; ;
w A. Murphy, 89-l8-7l.
Seminal pairings in the Con-
gressional Club championship were:
First fight, Stan Grassland vs.. J. z
Freeman, Eugene Pittman VS.. Dr.. r. A
Kellty: second fight. j. Mark Trlce vs.. A.
B. Adams; third 1lEht. Frank johnson vs.
B W29dslde' rs, !. E M HaA ysbeE Cobs N ksrbE
Tsggart.. NJ. J. Mcmillan vs., c. r San
ert M Eaves, winner OF H Cole vs.. Guy
Hottell match against H L. Post.
The final round. over the 36-hole
route. is scheduled for next SUNDAY.
cost Bonnie View. 8
Ralph Bogart and Dick Melvin Indl3r
SPRING. "a: John Frederick and Harry