Evening star., 1942-06-15

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and 1t. j. Gilmore. Bob Barnett
played at Chevy Chase, scoring 70. 900
Claude Rippy and Mrs. Lafayette
Franklin teamed to shoot a gross
score of IS ard win a mixed four
some affair at the Washington Colt, :
and Country Club. The tourney
drew a big field, with Mrs. Bert
Carragher and Ed J. Fay winning.
the top net award at 91-23-6G' '
Other winners were: Mrs. D. Rule
and L. Franklin, 81-12-69; Mrs. r. 8,
I. Bailey and j. E. McCabe, So.
1910; Mrs G. G. Roney and Regi-
nald Munson, 86-16-70; Mrs, L. z.
Hutchison and H. Hopkins, 95-24-1u
II; Mrs. H. Hopkins and L. e.
Hutchison, 87-16-71; Mrs. S. C.
Hopkins and r. E. Hotz, 88-l5-73,e
Three Tie at Indian Spring. yo-
Victors in flag tourney at Indian
Spring were Maryland Champion b,
Volney Burnett, R. H. OMalley and
Glen Morgan, all playing their final
shots into the cup on the nineteenth
hole. Burnett had 72-tS8, while
O'Malley had 76-7-69. Morgan
with his best al-time round, had
8l-14-67. Mrs. D. E. Stuart Won .
a match play against par tourney
l down to par, with Mrs. Marty Cor
don next, 2 down. Or
East Potomac Park golfers were +
given until tomorrow to wind up the 2
first round in their spring tourney. :
Results in the first flight were: Le-
roy Smith beat r. Sheehan, 6 and 81
Jack Crooks beat Doug Mattison, 4 :
and 3; Al Birmingham beat Bernie
Hallock. l up, 19 holes; Charles
Alexander beat J. Halsey, 8 and Q:
Earle Marcy won by default; Rod
Marien beat w. Moore, 5 and &; G
George Thornton beat Ambrose
Novitsky, and 5. -.
Results in the two-man team
tourney at Kenwood were: George
Borsari and j. Jago beat G. L. Vale
and w. H. Wenzel, S and 4; Don
Dudley and Don Pollock beat j. c.
Bergelin and Dallas bort by de-
fault; Dick Melvin and Bob Fuchs
defeated H. w. Sharpe and J. E.
Freeman, 3 and 2; DR.. F. S. Bacon
and DR.. William Lanier beat Bill
Briggs and Joe Wilson, up, 19 holes.
Woodmont golfers competed in a.
match play against par tourney with
the following results: Glass A-Dr.
Sam Bogdonoff and Howard Nord--
linger, up. Glass B-Coleman
Stein, even. Glass C-Al Feigen and
Mac Levi, down. Quarterfnal
results in the club handicap cham
pionship were: Howard Nordlinger
beat Bobby Goldstein, 3 and 2; Dave
Legum beat William Illch, ! up; Ed
Workman beat Victor Zeve. ! up, SO
holes; Al Goldstein beat Ned Bord.
up.
Congressional members reached
the semifnal round in the tourney
for the Presidents Cup, with the
following pairings for next Satur-
day: ! pm, j. M. Trice VS.. T. B.
Conlyn or J. F. McCarron: George
G.. Fitton VS.. H. c. Smathers; A. J.
Crstadoro VS.. F. Oberheu: w. H.
McReynolds VS.. P. J. Winkler.
Gipe Drops Title. ta
Club Champion Jim Gipe fell in
the second round of the Prince
Georges Country Club title tourney,
when Everett johnson shot a win
ming "A. Other results: Sid Kearns
beat r. K. Thompson. 5 and 4; John
R. Miller beat Fred Stringer. 2 up,
Other Journeys were won as follows:
Women's events-flag tourney, Mrs.
Clarence Purdy, so yards on the
eighteenth hole, Mrs. M. S. Shahap
IS yards; putting. Mrs. Georg8
Luce. 16; Mrs. Doris Kerr, 18; driv-
ing, Mrs. Charles Griffin, 200 yards;
Mrs. Virginia Haight, 100; approach
ing, Mrs. Doris Kerr. Mems events
putting, j. R Miller, 16; driving,
Doug Mattison, 800 yards: Billy
Griffin, 300 yards; approaching, j.
Woodside.
John w. Miller bagged a triple
birdie at Prince Georges in one Of,
those once ce-in-a-lifetime happen;ngs,,
He holed a birdie on the four
teenth hole and on the sixteenth
he killed real bird in midair with
his tee shot. Then on the eighteenth
he hit another bird in the air with
his tee shot. And to top it of hfs
caddie was named Peacock. If he
starts pulling rabbits out of hats,
boys, watch out. Witnesses were
Howard Freese, Gene Butts and M.
Riegelman.
Taylors Win at Manor. T5S
Mr.. and Mrs Max Taylor won 4.
husband-and-wife tourney at Manor
with 73-1Oo-173. Net awards went
to Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cropley, 176--.,
1870, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gamble, 175-12-163. =.
Victors in nine-hole mixed four-
some tourney at Argyle were:1
Martha Carroll and L. S. Bealle,
46-12-34; Virginia Mcfarland and
Ed Widmayer, 48-13-35; Elsie Liy.
ingston and C. j. Scoggins, 49-l2-1
81; Billy Williams and Nolan Gibson,
45-7-38, and Ruth Mothershead
and r. w. Carroll, 45-7-33. ~
Three tied in blind bogey toury
ney. They were r. w. Johnston,
98-21-77: c. L. Gibbs, 89-l2A77,
and S. w. Crosthwaite, 85-8-77.
Tied for second were S. T. Chamb-
lin, 86-8-78, and Lincoln Johnston,
89-l1-78.