Evening star., 1946-10-14
Nolan and Schriever
Added 10 LIST Of as
Club Golf TitIisfs


Bernard schriever. for the first
time at Belle Haven, were added to
the list of 1916 club championship
winners yesterday, which leaves
only Washington Golf and Country
Club to decide a mems titlist. The
final will be played there next SUM-
day.
Among the women golfers three
club crowns are undecided. Army
Navy and Congressional began their
tournaments today while the final
match is scheduled for tomorrow in
the Chevy Chase event between Mrs.
Landra, Platt and Mrs. David Clark.
The Congressional Club tourna-
ment was Nolan's only competitive
appearance this year and he was no
more than an even bet in the final
against Frank Pace, jr., executive
assistant to Postmaster General
Bob Hanegan. Nolan went up at
the turn and won. and 2, with
3-over-par golf. Nolan also won
medalist honors.
Schriever, heavy favorite over
Gerard Edwards in the 36-hole final
at Belle Haven, knew he was in q
golf match for Is holes of the
morning round as the match was
even. Edwards hit tee shots out OF
bounds on two of the next three
holes, however, and lost all three to
turn down at the halfway mark.
Schriever added another hole to
his margin on the third nine to go
4 up and closed the match, 6 and S.
In the senior tournament at Belle
Haven, Frank Youry won the title
by defeating Harrison Emhardt, 3
and 2.
]. T. Kirchner scored mild upset
In the club championship semifinals
at Washington when he went 10
holes to defeat w. G. McCabe, the
long hitter who was picked to give
Claude Rippy scrap in the 36-hole
final. Rippy, all even at the end Of
Is holes in his match with John
Holzberg, won IA and Is with pars
and Is with a birdie to end the
match, and 2. Kirchner and
Rippy will meet next Sunday.
The date to turn in qualifying
scores for the turkey tournament
at East Potomac has beensextended
to next Saturday, according to T.
Gibraski. Flights will be provided
for al contestants.
AL Houghton of Prince Georges
and Buck Worsham of Chevy
Chase were among the District pros
competing in the pro-amateur
tournament at Lynchburg, Va, to-
day. The local pros have another
Virginia date next week when they
will go to Virginia Beach for the
annuak Middle Atlantic PGA meet
ing Monday night and a pro-pro
tournament Tuesday.
WEEKEND GOLF RESULTS:
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Milton Goldman. 49-13-36; DR.. n ster-
hnk; INDIAN sPkaING criryt round results.
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default default: Dick Mothershead and Denny
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Farmer defeated Lincoln johnston and
sh,d.ss srisissn Shsms ana oMsilsy dsfsatsd AaS
Tsy Do9ley and Gsergs Ashton and d.
teated Bob Harmon and W. T. Barnes
.Women's % club championship results. in
match Of Mrs. A.. B. Bower winning the
club title. First hight-Mrs L: Lacey
eensolst,en.Mrsi George ThosntogR g.,ssa ss;
fiisht4Mrs. r.. :Hayman defeated Mrs.
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Mrs. T. 3. CLARK defeated Mrs. ortello
Rosenberger, UP. Consolation to Miss
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net-Mrs. G. O. Fitton and F. E. MeArdle.
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