Evening star., 1947-10-06
Indian Spring Golfers
F|ub Another Chance
In State Team Play
,ring has won four Mary

land State team championships,
more than any other club, and has
helped the Washington clubs to a
1876 advantage in the series, but 1t
seems that the Four Corners club
has lost as many more that it figured
TO win-yesterday's match, for In
stance.
The Country Club Of Maryland's
l2-man team that successfully de-
Tended its title with a 91a-81a tri-
umph at Chevy Chase wouldn't have
given a nickel for its chances after
Indian Spring swept the first six
points, but the latter's lower brackets
failed.
The members Of both teams
gathered around the 18th green in
the semidarkness to watch Sid
schwinn, playing 18th man for the
winners, drop a downhill, Ndehill
putt of about five feet for the win
ming point in the last match. If
Schwinn had missed the putt, a
playof would have been necessary.
The Baltimore team was without
its star amateur, Eddie Johnston,
who finished third low amateur in
the Reading Open. Pro Andy Glib
son gave up his last round at Read
ing and a chance to finish In the
money to play in the match. He
took comparatively high handicap
player as a partner, but could not
combat the best ball 66 of Pro Mel
Shorey and Eddie Ault.
Results:
Andy Gibson and swede Wyberg. C. c.
and ~ EDDIE .a Huit; D Ken y scales les s and S EDDIE
os Sons, n and %am Psa to
"a: scored 2 points 70 y: for Tea Bur
as carnes. {. {: Of Nd. scored . point. 70
apsnesr Reed and Austin Mcdonnell, c. G.
Of Nd. scored 2 points to l for Doug Jack
Poinss 70 ioT j., wolf and W. 3.
Dick chubb, who makes the new
Argyle course play easy due to the
tremendous distance he gets with
wood shots, Is the new club cham
pton after q e-and-5 victory over
e. B. johnson In the 36-hole final
Chubb was UP at the end Of 1S
holes and although johnson played
better golf on the second Is he could
not reduce the margin.
Il. T. Cutler Knocked In q hole-in-
one on the eighth, using 5-iron on
the 140-yard par 3, as he was hitting
against the wlnd. Ray Gable and
Howard Ross watched.
Cd. Ben schriever, defending
champion, win meet 1t. Howard Sias
tor the Belle Haven club champion
ship next Sunday. schriever won
Ave straight holes on the second nine
for . 8 and 1 triumph over Walter
Sezna IN the semifinak, while Sias
defeated Paul Lipps on the 10Th hole
after Lipps pulled out Of three-hole
deficit with three to play.
Mrs. Michael Mehan, 4 down at
one time. rallied to win the women's
championship over Mrs. Peggy Gill
liam.
The title match at Manor between
Bobby Brownell and Earl McAleer
was postponed for another week.
They were supposed to play Sat-
urday but McAleer was forced to
cancel and it's just as well as
Brownen played the course In even
par 10 to win the field day honors.
Other field day prize winners:
Low net-G. z. Getty. s3-14-6e; "
%elsh' 2 s4j14o Ra5.lsson, W soss D?zle' s@-l4
Lox sross-sobby srownell 70; John
Yards: approachins on 11th hole, Bobby
Brownell; most .bs, A. n. Ayers; most rs,
z. D. Doyle.
Columbia Country Club members
will conclude qualifying rounds for
the club championship today. Match
play starts Wednesday. Buddy
Bowie finished three over par on
the last two holes, but held to tenn
porary possession Of medal honors
with . "a.
Reese Hairs defeat at the hands
Of j. B. Heron was the closest to
an upset in the first round Of match
play In the Washington Golf and
Country Club championship Claude
Rippy, medalst and defending
champion, led the advance into the
second round.
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Lister won BY default: Elmer Jenkins
A. 3. Thomas match DELAYED. 90
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clubmaker who went to the Read
ing Open to recruit players for
Bob Barnett's annual pro-senior
tournament tomorrow, reported a
change Of plans by several Of the
players Barnett expected to have
on hand.
AS It now stands, Ed Oliver said
he would be here, barring q last
minute change Of plans, and Els
worth Vines is on the tentative
list. Lew Worsham definitely will
play, as will two Pennsylvania pros
formerly Of this section, Hardy
Will and Arthur Thorn.
The assistant pros will play their
annual Middle Atlantic PGA cham
pionship tournament Friday at
Woodholme, 1t was announced
yesterday.
Fred Lukat will meet Sandy
Spearman and w. w. Seay will
oppose r. A. Cole in semifnal
matches in the Anacostia Club
championship. Lukat defeated Joe
Ramirez. 2 up; Spearman won over
John Tillett, and 8; Seay de-
feated Bob Goeb, 4 and 8, and Cole