Evening star., 1942-06-01
Congressional Leads
In Raising Money
For Red Cross
Golf Event Nets S284;
Fowler Again Champ
At Washington Club

II lne ReQ CTOSS gives out any
pennants for hard work on fund
raising at golf courses a special
award should 60 to the generous
golfers of the Congressional Coun-
try Club and to Mrs. Inez Hyler, the
Red Cross representative who
worked for two days on the first
tee. Those Congressional lnksmen
and linkswomen contributed S284 to
the Golfers of the humanitarian Or
ganization. 1t was the biggest re-
ported take" at any local country
club in the first of three Hale Amer
lea Journeys for Red Cross benefit
to be held this season.
R. B. Battle won the gross award
in a medal-play handicap tourney
with a card of rs. G.. L. Melleney
won the net award with 80-15-65.
Mixed foursome winners were:
Gross, Gloria Rodgers and Pat
Winkler, 80; net, Jacquelyn Wood
and F. E. johnson, 87-15-72. Re-
suits in the spring handicap tourney
we're: First fight, G. G. Fitton de-
feated L. Townsend, up; second
flight, P. J. Crowell defeated H.
Millang, and 4: third flight, George
K. Brobeck defeated F. T. Roman,
2 up.
Fowler Washington Champ.
Ralph S. Fowler won his third
Washington Golf and Country Club
links title, defeating L. H. Whitten,
4 and 3, in 36-hole final. Fowler,
with a II, was up at the luncheon
interval. Results in the other
flights: Second flight, H. B. Willy
defeated Al Edmonds, 2 and 1; third
flight, Norman Manders defeated R.
w. Westwood, 2 and l.; fourth flight,
C. De Lashmutt defeated Paul
Campbell, 2 and l.
John S. Nicoll and c. L. Christie
tied for the Mosby Memorial putter
in a special putting event, both
with "a strokes. They will playoff
later.
Four tied for the top prize in a
Red Cross benefit affair at Colum-
bia. They were c. H. Severance,
76-10-66; Jimmy Stanton, 75-9-
Sc; E. B. Olds, 1886, and Craig
Mckee, 71-5-66. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman B. Frost won the gross
award in a mixed foursome tourney
with S3. Net prizes were won by
Mrs. G. I. James and Robert w.
McChesney, 95-25-70, and Jimmy
Stanton and Mrs. w. c. Geleng,
S5-13-72. E. B. Youngquist holed
a 3-iron shot for an ace on the
180-yard eighth hole.
Mrs. Pray-McAleer Win.
Mrs. L. G. Pray and Earl McAleer
topped a mixed foursome tourney at
Manor with a card of 74-3-71,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.. Butler
next at 88-16-72. The gross award
went to District women's champion,
Mrs. w. R. Stokes, and Dick Meyer
with rs.
Six tied for the Morris Simon
Memorial Trophy at Woodmont,
and will playof later. They were
Dave Frank, 89-23+66; Ed Wort
man, 77-11-66; Dave Legum, 30
1876; Sam Smith, 91-25-66;
Ralph Goldsmith, 79-13-66; L. v.
Freudberg, 86-18-66. In a Red
Cross tourney Workman, Legum and
Goldsmith tied in class A with net
66s. In class B Frank and Freud
berg tied for first, with another
tie for third between Nathan
Siegel, 89-22-67, and DR.. L. Shere,
Sam Smith won in class
c with net 66, with DR.. S. Dessof,
and Leo Schlosberg, o.
26-68, tieing for second.
Ralph Goldsmith and Mrs. Milton
Harris won the gross award in a
mixed foursome tourney with 90.
Net winners were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Steinem, 93-18-75: Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Nordlnger, 98-21-T;
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gladstein,
100-23L77