Evening star., 1942-10-05
By WALTER McCALLuM.

Two more feminine HoH cham.
pdonships are coming up this week,
and the men have three affairs
listed. KenNoods feminine title
tourney starts' today, with Betty
Meckley. II she starts, the gal to
lick. Congressional women viii start
play for their club title tomorrow.
with Mrs. +. ]. Godfrey due to de-
fend the crown she won last year.
Today, over the short course Of the
Rolling Road 0olf Club 1t Cations.
vile, Nd. . good field from WASH
ington started In another pro-ama.
teur tourney, last Of the scheduled
affairs jointly run by the Middle
Atlantic PGA and the Maryland |
State association. Wednesday, Con-
gressional will stage its annual field |
day, while Friday Bob Barnett will |
put on the annual pro-senior affair |
at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mcleod Il Hero.
Diminutive Fred Mcleod, a handy
gent to have as 4 partner in q golf
match, emerges as the hero of the
exhibition match at Belle Haven in
which Freddie and WHY Cox Of
Congressional sprang big surprise
by licking Bobby Cruickshank OF
Richmond and Harold jug" Nc
Spaden Of Philadelphia.
Freddie, far outranged from the
tee, bagged three brides during the
round, two of them In row at the
third and fourth holes to put his
side l up. Then he and WHY al
ternated to turn back the thrusts OF
Cruicky and jug. Cruickshank was
of his stick with q 7-over-par 10.
McSpaden bagged q level par u,
while Cox was 73 and Mcleod rs.
The match realized around a thou
sand simoleons to go toward equip
ment of mobile canteen unit.
Indian Spring Team victors.
Indian Spring Country Clubs
links team holds the unoficial
Warrington team championship.
Victorious over Kenwood in a match
at Manor yesterday, the Four Cor
ners lads will move over to Balti-
more next Sunday for the final
match in the Maryland State Golf
Association championship. They
whipped Kenwood' by the conclusive
margin Of 1874 to ~, showing bal
anced strength in every bracket,
with amateur Roger Peacock top
ping the scoring. Roger, very much
in the groove, shot a 4-under-par
e. The s,lnnmarv.
Me- shorey and Jim HUNT Gndian
Eddie 1uis and volnes Burnett q. 81.
Ska; e. !da9r Ma9ry ,F1tsserald and Dick Melvin
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Patrings were to be made today
at Columbia for the seven flights In
the club championship, with Ray
swearingen the favorite to retain
his crown. Ray won the medal
round with rs, followed by Martin T. :.
MCCARTHY with II. .-r,--tu> !
Two women's championships were
decided at Prince Georges, where
Mrs. G. T. Frownfelter won the club
title, coming from behind to lick
Mrs. Grace Purdy. / up, and at Ban
nockburn, where Mrs. F. D. Over
felt defeated Mrs. T. Waggaman, Z
and 5. Other results at Prince
Georges:
First Aisht eonsolation-Mrs. c. B.
Hartman defeated Mrs. ". L. O1rien, 2
Second hiEht-Mrs; Bessie TAILOR de-
,cl4ticn.Mr.: ,cl4ticn..,Mr.: 3. a. Bysrs defeated Mrs.
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M5n 1Ss1s asii HAS,: 1inn.r snd
At Bannockburn Mrs. H. o. KEEP
hart won the first night consola-
ton, defeating Mrs. 8. Quigg, 5 and
4. Grace King won the second flight,
beating Ruth Barefoot, 4 and 3.
MARITIME Bannockburn Champ.
Anthony Martino won the mems
club championship at Bannockburn,
licking 1941 champion Billy Hough-
ton, 3 and 2, In a well-played 36-
hole final round. Martino was /
up at noon with "A to Is and pulled
away In the afternoon with q u
against Houghton's rs.
Baroness De Gruben and Don De
Veau won . mixed foursome tour
ney at Chevy Chase with q card OF
s3-e-H. Second were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hitz, with S7-12-75, while
Mrs. L. o. Cameron and T. r. Aus
berry were third with 9l-15-76.
Two matches were played in the
two-man team championship at
Washington, with DR.. c. M. Clay
and d. B. Tuxhorn beating r. E.
Hottie and Tom WeAre, S and 4, and
Maurice Palmer and Ken Haynes
scoring surprise nineteenth-hole
victory over the favored team of
John 6. Holzberg and r. r. Alex
Ander.
DR.. H. L. Smith reached the final
round in the Congressional Country
Club championship, In which De-
Tending Champ Gene Pittman was
licked Saturday. Smith beat 1t. r.
Bennink, 4 and 3, and will meet the
winner Of the Parker Nolan-Pat
Winkler match for the title. Other
matches resulted Is follows:
second Aisht-Mark Trice beat o. N.
| Reed, up (19 holesl; Frank T.. Johnson
beat J: y. HsCarron: up. Third dight-
7 7. Crowen beat 8. w.. seay. 8 and 2;
| 9: 9; sincsr best :. 7 Moore and 2.
| jennings. up: Carl toedaer beat II. L.
| Post, / uD.
Dick Melvin and Aaury Fitzgerald
topped . good field in the medal
round for the two-man champion
ship at Kenwood with u. Bill Briggs
and Ralph Benner and Don Dudley
and Joe Wilson tied for second at 73.
Williams, Amsden IN Final.
Fritz Williams, whose wife holds
the club women's title, and Ray
Amsden, defending champ, won their
way to the final Of the Argyle cham.
pionship. williams beat Fritz Man
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