Evening star., 1941-09-08
Champions Trying Comebac Spice Evening
Jennings Dark Horse in Muny
Golf Title Race, Doerer's Tip;
Club Meets Get Heavy Play

go, but Jack McCarron, the 60-odd.
year-old gent who has been banging
the ball around those closely
cropped acres beyond Bethesda
seems to go on forever. Jack will
be one of the favorites to annex
the Maryland senior championship
tourney at Green Spring Valley
Wednesday, II only because he has
been so successful at Congressional.
He won his fourth consecutive club
senior title yesterday, scoring an
81 to win by four strokes. Next
to the popular veteran was DR.. r.
A. Keilty, with IS. D. L. Norman
and Henry I. Quinn, Golf Chair
man, were next at 86.
Members of the TRAFFIC Club Will
play tomorrow at Manor for the
Russell Conn Trophy. Dan Moor
man has two legs on the big mug
and If he wins it again he'll retire IL.
John o. Bergelin, former Michl-
gan golf captain, will be cast IN
the favorite's role when match play
starts in the Kenwood Golf ana
Country Club championship. Jonn
won the medal yesterday with a
subpar 60. and meets A. H. Young
ouist in the first round. Otfer
championship flight pairings: ~
Leroy D. sasscer t77) ysoo Maury s. r.ts.
gerald 90. Bill Brisss nr. go vs. t3se eots vs.
q. Il Wenzel On. r ". Harvey 90 1S =;
6 H.n5y GGhsn 6Isse. 7s} & s. G0hn AhfSh E. SSoh t5}
vs.. Joe wilson (73).
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. keu7-
burg won the gross award IN ml&eo
fn,rsome at Kenwood with caro- OF
ISL, Net prizes were won as follows:
Mrs. Betty Meckley end DR.. klrny
Smith, 1647-157; Mrs. A. A. NC.
Entee and Jack Jago, 173-l0-163;
Mrs. H. Fetters and J. E. Fox, 1872
21-l71: DR.. Mildred Adams ana
r. w. Castle, 184-13-171. -
Bachman Indian Spring Victor!
Harry Bachman won the Board OF
Governors trophy tourney at Indian
Spring with q card of 79-l0-S9.
Second was Harry McCann, with
89-18-71. =
Johnny Miller is doing a consist
ent Job of grabbing the gross prize
in the weekend sweepstakes tour
neys at Beaver Dam. Last week
John shot a &c. He wasn't that
good Yesterday, but his 73 was good
enough to win. j. R. Particle won
the net award with a lo2-3O-f2.
Mrs. Ora Emge won a match In
the women's club title tourney at
Beaver Dam, defeating Mrs. j.. M.
Palmer up. Lila Sari beat MISC.
z. Purdy up in another match.
Bobby Goldstein, new Maryland
University boxing coach. finished
up on par at Woodmont, to
win match play against par tour
ney. Second was Cabot Feldma1,
3 I'D, while Dave Legum was l up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou E. Harris won a
mixed foursone event with 42-16-
rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Steinem,
with 50-20-30, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Jaffee, with 52-22-30. tied
for second place. Fourth place went
to Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gladstein.
Favorites Advance at Argyle.
I- C0-meOauSLS LICK MOIlcA ollcdu
and Tony Willmette won their first
round matches in the Argyle Club
championship as defending Cham
pion Maurice Cooper also advanced
to the second round. First round
championship flight results:
Dick Motherhood beat W. L. Moore. 4 and
| .: Fred Murray beat r. NJ. Terrell, 5 ana
| A Black beat J. E. Duffy by default; w. 8.
Lephew beat Charles Beard, and 3; Tony
| willmette beat Ralph Sterling, 2 and /;
| Ray Amsden beat Felix Altrock, and =
| Maurice Cooper beat P. w. lie Due, and D;
Nolan Gibson beat p. Z. Brousseau. l up.
Six flights in all are competing IN
the tourney, which enters its second
round this week. -
A blind bogey tourney at Army
Navy found a flock of ties. Dead
locked for first place we're 1t. n
Hannegan with 88-9-79, and
S. C. Truesdale, at 91-12-79. Fodr
tied for third place. They were w.
Boone, G. Clark, K Vessel and+J.
Byrne. all with net 75s.
Golf events at many of the other
clubs were missing because of team
matches. z