Evening star., 1941-06-08
Jansen Team Stars
In Bannockburn's
Best-BaII Golf
Brothers Reach Semis
With Subpor So; Final
Slated This Afternoon

Four pairs of golfers from widely
scattered points of the compass yes
terday won their way into the semi
final round of the Bannockburn in
vitation best-ball tournament.
Meeting this morning in the semi
final are the following pairs: Bobby
Brownell> of Manor and Hank Rus
sell of Miami VS.. Volney @. Burnett
and Eddie Bean of Beaver Dam !;
Paul and B. Jansen, the brother
combination from Charlottesville, VS..
Earle Skinker of Columbia and Mer-
rill Whittlesey of Manor.
The first match will leave the tea
at go am, with the second match
getting away five minutes later. The
final round will be played this
afternoon, starting about 1:30 pm
Jansen Brothers Sparkle.
Outstanding in a hectic day OF
subpar firing over the hilly Ban
nockburn course was the perform
ance of the two Jansen brothers
pupils of Pro Erie Ball at Farming
ton Club of Charlottesville. The
dark haired lads fired l-under-par
SO to tie with District Amateur
Champ Ralph Bogart and Maury
Fitzgerald In the first round winning
the match with bird on the sixth
extra hole. They maintained the
same scoring pace to whip Ray
Burgdorf, ST., and Ray Swearingen
in the second round, 3 and 2.
Dick Melvin, playing with Charley
Malone, missed 3-footer on the
18th green that, sunk, would have
won a second-round match, then
went on to lose to Skinker and
Whittlesey on the 2lst. Burnett and
Bean put together a best ball OF
under the par of 10 to whip George
Molloy and Billy Houghton of Ban
nockburn, 2 and l, while BroWnell
and Russell had the same best ball
to lick the tough Columbia pair OF
Martin F. Mccarthy and George F
Miller, 2 and l.
Results of Early Rounds.
Yesterdays match-play sum-
maries:
First flight ohrst round I.,I pB9ssiT BGe6y
Brownell Manor and Sn Hank rS SuSseIiI RiIi
Mccarthy and G F Miller Columbia }
esst John JankoTzk R1ookaa and afc
Georee Molly and Billy Houghton Ban
nockburnl beat Pat Martino tBannock.
burn, and Bob MorEpS prrdts ,EaN ond 50IS9qe Fddie
Bean (Beaver Dsm) beat Tony Martino
'Bannockburnl and psyld snddoRf RoSS 'HRs5- 3Bsn-
nockburnl and Ray SwearlnRen (Colum
Rla Borsar peat oBannoek6nPH ann kSnqI5sass m and
yfnsse9 ys 1a 'nd Seat Ma1aE 1aP'isn
wood and Ralph Bogart ARMY Navy, /
up. "A holes: DICK Melvin and Cnariey 3, )
and Earl McAleer Manor, and ,;
Earle Skinker tColumbis) and Merrill
any Second % %roundNBrowneH and Russell
beat Mccarthy and Miller. . and Bur
nett and Bean beat Molloy and Houghton'
Gorf Up and 9aPsSsa sxearinaen aae shSs snd sknks
and Whittlesey beat Melvin and Malone
Consolation = Ferguson and Sanford
beat JsnkoTSki nr1in and bss shanley up and
Spencer and Meares beat Pitt and Nc
Aleer. by default.
whitehead and George Wood BannocE-
burnl beat Buster Mrstik tBannockburn)
and Charley PRICE Indian Spring ! up
woodI Ltst Curtiss Hiiiyer and Don Geesa
CBannockturn). 4 and 2; S. S, Fletcher
End JACK Phelan tBsI nockburn1 beat J: E
Jack JaC d wade '11n ARMY NaVy' and George
Keene (Bannockburnl beat S. E. Mullikln
and Allen Laing, tBannockburn'' and
bnrn5 burn - beat Albert R. MscKenzie and Dr.
P. M Stewart Columbia: by default
Fred Bolton unattached beat the best
ball Of Frost apd b6iss g. BGyeTf RasSs3l sgnl
tFarmingtonl end Sam Parks tunattach-
ed beat William Whittle and J: Horton
sshTambaeR Bannoekbnrn oS beat E
son Beaver Damn and ". Turner tArmy
Second Whitehead and Wood
efa' snd phssn %1sGn bsaS sna ksens ssS and
i and !, D0wling and Schramback beat
Bassett end Parks 3 and >,
Cor rsolstion--Mrstik beat Hillyer ssnd
Geesa. > up: Mullikin and LainR beat NC; NC
soWers sTFe aPe beat and stewart By
default; vhittle ard Horton beat johnson
'"T Third Ti fighiOArt Bowers and P, Loush-
ran tBannockburn) drew a bye: A. Black
(Argyiel and L. Kramer tunattached) beat
Carmen Frost and J. Jamison unattached },
l up; NJ Moore and P. Brousseau tArgyle)
beat E. ]. Grill and B. Stanner. tBannock;
burnl 3 and .; r Burgdorf. jr., and
Georse Ward lBannockburnl beat F. Pelle-
grin and NJ. Shaw tBannockbuTnl; l up; up;
r Teener and A Gordon tBannockburn)
9 and 5; J. Carpenter and w. f. Mylan-
der tBannockbuTnl beat L.. j Msnders
and j. Crook tWSshingtonl. and 4; Roy
K Aten (Bannockburnl and Harry Decker
tCatCctinl beat NJ. Chaconas tBannock-
burn and Fred Murray tArgyle), + and 5
Bob Lespley (unattachedl and Eddie Ault
lIrdisn Spring. beat c. jenkins and J. A.
Edmonds tWaShingtonl 3 and ,.
Second round-Black and Kramer beat
Bowers and Loughran. > and /: Moore
and Brousseau beat BHrgdorf and Ward.
and /: Carpenter and highlander bea t
Cal and Maestee, nsIE and B; Lea2ley cap and
Consola tion-Crill and Stanner drew a
bye: Pellegrin and Shaw beat Frost and
Jamison and 3: Manders and crook
beat Gordon and Teener, & and 5; Chaco-
mas and Murray beat jenkins and Ed