Evening star., 1946-09-30

Manor Country Club, surprise
finalist in the Maryland State Coli
Association team series, may have
a shock in store for the favored
Country Club of Maryland golfers
In next Sundays title match, tc
be played over a neutral course.
AS the final was played in Balti-
more in 1912, the last time the
matches were held, the title round
should 60 to District course this
season.
In one-sided triumphs over Wood
holme, Kenwood and Catoctin, the
last named scored yesterday by a
12La-5a margin, Manor has not
been represented by its top players
in any match. Three or foul
changes in the 12-man lineup may
be made this week by Walter Takes
team captain, and Clagett Stevens
professional.
Manor's most consistent point
winners, the teams of Takes and
Ralph Gibson, which has won eight
of a possible nine in three matches
and Leroy Smith and Lee Ritter
winner of 81 out of 9, saved the
day yesterday after the Frederick
golfers were off to an early lead.
Although Indian Spring was q
1913 victim of the Star-laden Coun-
try Club of Maryland outfit, Pre-
Mel Shorey and Team Capt. Buddy
Sharkey were to be congratulated
for a great job of player-shifting
Indian Springs star players were
split and the maneuver barely
missed an upset. The big disap-
pointment was the failure of Vol
ney Burnett and George Thornton
to score point.
Dick Mothershead and Denny
Hevener, tossed into the No. z
bracket as a sacrifice" won ~
points. Shorey and Lloyd Farmer
conceded little chance against Andy
Gibson and Otto Greiner in the
pro- amateur match, came through
with a three-under par best ball
on the front nine, but lost. Greiner
and Gibson had IS for the route.
Manor, I21z: Catoctin, b1a.
Clagett Stevens and Tommy Doerer, jr.,
aroSe l and sd0 Carl snooR oo Leroy Smith M and and
h ei r. Rr seeaed snd ob PHnn S
scored "a point to oNs for Ralph Roderick
Waiter M rakes. Manor, s, ] seored Ps points fo to
Hausler; Don sullivan and Bob wharton.
Haller and John N. Bowers; George Nc.
Gehee and Tom Carney, Manor. scored 9
points to o for Richard Wenzel and
Maryland. 10: Indian sprins, g.:
Andy Gibson and Otto Greiner, Mary
land, scored 3 points to for Mel Shorey
and Lloyd Farmer; Ernie Caldwell AM, and
to 2h for Dick Mothershead and Denny
Hevener: Eddie Meyer and Mason Bartlett
so9fsd points to for yGne,
hei and bs anq Edssrd gtslnDeTt, Ma ss,
scored 2, points to 1 for Jim HUNT and
Marsland scored POINTS aH 70 os'd Tor Sef BUDDY
and A. Macdonald. Maryland. scored i Z
Harrison.
Claude Rippy built up a nice four
hole lead in his first round club
championship match at Washing
ton Golf and Country Club-with
four holes to play-and then had a
terrible time clinching it. Harold
Hair won the 18th with birdie and
the 18th and 18th when Rippy three
putted to narrow the margin to one
hole, but Rippy won the 18th and
the match, 2 up.
The East Potomac golfers picked
on the long par 3 holes on F course
to record aces over the week end,
the first made on F this season.
Harvey Shanholtz used a spoon for
his perfect shot on the 220-yard
eighth, in the company of c. w.
Glare and o. R. Harvey. The ITO
yard second gave up hole-in-one
to G. w. Grosart, who used a two
iron. Reginald Smith, Bill Castle