Evening star., 1942-06-22

second place. while Fred Hitz at 30s
and Page Hufty at 3l6 were the
others finishers in the title tourney.
Pat Winkler licked A. J. Crista-
doro / up in the only semifinal
match in the Presidents Cup tourney
at Congressional. The other semi
final, between T. B. Conlyn and G.
G. Fitton, will be played this week.
Palmer Washington Winner.
Maurice r. Palmer shot a credit
able round of 78 with a IS handicap,
for a net of So, to win a medal play
handicap affair at Washington.
Harold B. Willy won the gross award
with 73. Other net winners were
Harry Carragher, 85-21-64; r. l.
Hutchison, 82-l8I6.
Dave Legum won the top flight in
the handicap championship at
Woodmont, beating Ed Workman
2 and in the final. Adlai Mann
has won his way to the final In the
second flight by beating M. Gewlrz
2 and l, and awaits the result OF q
semifinal match between Sam Sam
uels and Harry Rubin. In the third
flight semifinal Sam Smith beat
Joseph Kahn and 4. and DR.. Je-
rome Livingston beat DR.. j. II.
Hirsh 4 and 3.
Sweepstakes winners were as
follows: an,
class A-Ellis Edleovitn;; so@llmSsaa snSa;
GAS s-Jsek shulm.n, jr.. s41lsa.s66;
c, B; Stein. s7-is-os' NJ 'eS'fI' 90
Class C-A Feisen. 96-25-.l
Johnson-Balestri in Final
Everett johnson. former Manor
invitation winner, and Joe Balestri,
Government Printing Once ace
won their way to the flnal OF the
Prince Georges championship, John-
son beating Sid Kearns with a
birdie { on the twentieth hole, and
Balestri licking John r. Miller.
and 2. Finarsts in the consolation
are ROGER Sheriff and Billy Grimm
Prince Georges members held an
other series of driving, approaching
and putting affairs. in which MIS-
q r Frownfelter was the star. she
Won the driving and putting tour
news for women, with Mrs. Ralpn
Byers second in the driving event
and Mrs. Doris Kerr second IN the
nutting tourney. Mrs. Byers won
the approaching event, with MIS-
C. E. Purdy second.
Courtney Litz pounded tee snot
s2s wards to win the mems driV-
inc affair, with Roger Sheriff next
at 400 wards. John r. Miller won
the putting event, with IA puts, with
Ken Carter next, and the approecn-
ing tourney went to Snefin, Will
Fritz Baukman in second place.
Dick Melvin and Bob Fuchs won
the two-man team tourney top fiignt
at Kenwood, beating Don POLLOCK
and Don Dudley 2 up. In the sec
ond fight final Maury Fitzgerald
and A. H. Youngquist beat Carl
Gnam and Herbert H. Hughes, l up
The third fight final will be played
this week. and in the fourth nlgnt
r. T. Woodfield and DR.. w: r
Iuckett beat L. w. Perce and H. X.
Barker and 4.
George Diffenbaugh, the club pro
made his annual appearance In a
mixed foursome affair, and with
Mrs w. Isham won the gross award
at 78. Net winners were: Mrs. H
w. Bashore and Frank Schrlder
Sl-l3-68; DR.. Elizabeth Chickerlne
and Carl Gnam, 84-15-69; Mrs
GLADYS Surratt and G. r. Hopkins
83-1+69; Mrs. A. A. McEntee aho
Felix Altrup, 8l-12-69; Mrs. B. W.
sherman and w. R. Stone. 87-18|
SO; Gerry Weible and Dick Melvin
80-9-n.
Six Tie at Manor.
Six tied in a blind bogey affair
at Manor. They were w. j. Peters,
74-3-7l; ]. E. Randels, 9S-27-
II: w. w. Sloan, 91-20-7l; w. A.
Covert, sl-10-8l; Carl Willingham,
8l-0-81; D. N. Pratt. 90-6-H.
Seminal lists in the top flight
Of the East Potomac Park spring
tourney are Leroy Smith, former
public links champ; Earle Marcy
Ed Chisholm and R. Colburn. CHS
holm Yesterday licked Red Marien, q
co-medalist, by S and 4.
Argyle Country Club linksmen
Travelled over to Bannockburn and
whipped the Glen Echo clubswingers
in a team match 2lh to IAN. Helen
Anderson and Rachel Hebert beat
Ruth Overfelt and Grace King 6
and S in the Pop Piper Cup final.
Mrs. Karl S. Giles and ]. B. Rob-
ertson scored a 10 to win the gross
award in q mixed foursome affair
at Indian Spring. Net winners were
Mrs. w. F. Patterson and Earle
Clary, A-16I6S: Mrs. Clary and
w. F. Patterson. 99-22-77; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. e. Steuart, 100-23-77.