Evening star., 1941-08-04
Joshed About Wife's Excellent
Coll, Lafayette Franklin Wins
Way to Horton Trophy Final
card of 96. Mrs. M. A. Dent won the
net award with 98-1+84.
BeIote Colpoys Cup Victor.

, card of SO. Mrs. M. A. Dent won the
net award with 98-1+84.
Belote Colpoys Cup Victor.
Hugh Belote, 16-year -old captain
of the Tech High School golf team,
is the new holder of the John B.
Colpoys Trophy at East Potomac
Park. Belote shot the downriver
course in 81 with IA handicap for
net of 81 to win the tourney.
Miles Appleberry, last years win
ner, was second, with 78-10-6S,
with Earl Marcy, president of the
East Potomac Golf Club, third at
1880.
Cabot Feldman scored 79-l0-69
to win the class A award in a little
sweepstakes tourney at Woodmont.
Glass B winner was Fred Burka,
with 94-27-67.
H. S. Mcdonald won a blind nine
hole tourney at Congressional with
81-6-75. Other winners were
George W. Neville, 80-3-77: Bryce
Conlyn, 88-10-78, and Cliff H.
McClain, 84-6-78.
Sharkey Indian Spring Loser.
Surprise of the opening match
round in the Indian Spring Club
championship tourney was the lick
ing administered to Two-time
Champion Francis NJ. Buddy
Sharkey by Jim Hunt, who won
on the final hole Roger Peacock
is not defending the title he won
last year. Other results in the
top flight:
Eddie Aplt beat Baxter Davis. ! up:
4: Volney Burnett beat Dick Peacock. )
and 4; jock Olmstead beat L. Farmer,
iovski, and md 3: Earl NV ". I clary So beat S BoSd
Jaeger | UP. 19 holes: Dick Melvin beat
Preston Burrows. > up.
Virgil Buck Worsham, the Mid
die Atlantic assistant professional
champion, was in town over the
week end for a few hours of con-
fab with his former links pals. Wor-
sham said he had little chance to
play golf on his hours off duty from
his Navy assignment. and as a
result his game is rusty But he
has overcome that Of debbil ma
de mer, he said, and now can take
it in the sloppiest seaway.
Thomas S. Bills. secretary of the
White House Photographers Asso-
citation. is going around the Execu-
tive Mansion with his chest swelleo
out today. The reason? A hole
in one he made on Kenwood's 1885,
yard eighth hole. He played the
shot with spoon.
Price Southpaw Champ.
Simeon T. Price won the Ken
wood southpaw championship with
card OF 86-81-167-24-143. j
F. Wallace was next with IA net,
followed by r. ]. Bounds. with las
net. Medalist c. Henry Cohen and
w. Woodward won their way to the
final round of the Kenwood tour
ney for the Board of Governors
Trophy. Cohen licked r. NJ Kerr,
and /, while woodward beat Kern
Mclaughlin, l up. The final will
be played next Saturday.
Results in the two-man team
championship at Manor:
L. D. Connor and A. F. Adams beat Max
TAYLOR and c. E. Nebeker and l: Lee
Ritter and Carl Willingham beat George
Dick Never and Tom Corwin beat F B.
ONeill and J. A. Pratt. 3 and .: J. Mad
docks and W. F. Beasley beat Billy sturges
and Dick Metzler. | UP. 10 holes.
Pat MARITIME played four rounds
of the Bannockburn course in 297
strokes to win the gross award in
the 72-hole Tom Moore Cup tour
ney. His rounds were 76, IA, "a
and 70. The net winner was r.
l.. Burgdorf, jr., with rounds of
IS, 81. 79 and 81, for a net of 254.
His handicap was 81 strokes per
round. Allan B. Laing won the
second gross award with 301 Other
net winners we're S. E. Mulliken,
golf chairman, with net 265. and
Gordon Livermore, with net 265.
H. Benidt won the Eric Piper
Trophy, in a 36-hole medal play
handicap affair, with 89-T-38-
1913. Second was R. L. Burgdorf,
jr., with 85-97-42-l3O, while Cor
don Liverrore was third with So
87-44-l31. In the Piper Cup tour
ney for women Mrs. Wayne Smith
and Sadie CLAM beat Rachel Her
bert and Mrs. Frank Anderson,
and 3.
Today at Columbia 80 feminine
golfers were playing in the tour
ney for the National Broadcasting
Co. Trophies.