Evening star., 1947-08-04
Schneider Is New Pro
Al Cedar Point Club:
Quits Cambridge

at the Cedar Point Golf Club at
the United States Naval Air Test
Center on the Patuxent River, sue
ceeding Bob Barnhart, the nsw
Argyle Club pro.
Schneider has been pro at the
Cambridge, Md. Club for the last
two seasons and has been q mem
Der Of the Middle Atlantic PGA for
most Of his 10 years a. . golf pro.
The exception was the time he spent
ut the Belle Glade, Fla, club.
Cedar Point is q new course and
Schneider will oversee tho compile
ton Of q second nine holes. He
was pro at the Catoctin Club In
Frederick and Mount Pleasant In
Baltimore before going to Florida.
The Washington Golf and Coun-
try Clubs golf team. winner Of the
round robin series with the nearby
Virginia clubs and previous victor
over Kenwood, took q 1873 drubbing
at the hands Of Kenwood yester-
day over the Kenwood course.
The losers provided the low scorer
In Claude Rippy with 68 but Rippy
and Harold Hair ran into best
ball sc by George Borsari and Don
Miller and the latter duo won two
of the three points.
The Walter McCallum Memorial
tournament at Congressional Coun-
try Club was won by H. K. Beck
with 76-10-66, while low gross
went to Eugene Pittman with a 10,
one OF the best rounds Of the season
by an amateur over the long course.
In three matches completed in
the mixed scotch foursome match
play championship, Julie Harper
and r. e. McArdle defeated Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Bagnau, / up; Col. and
Mrs. n. A. Knox defeated Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Dole, and 3, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. g. Fitton defeated Mr..
and Mrs. E. s. Hanson, l up.
John r. Miller won the Manor
Club senior championship as ex-
pected with q 36-hole total Of 14S
from rounds of 76 and 72. If Miller
continues that kind of golf he prob
ably will be the club titlist as well
as the senior champ.
In other age divisions ]. B. Harvey
won the 60-69 with 90-95-185 and
r yrY Uyo rra, v,o g x,iofor ", tho ovor
10 group with 91-89-180.
Mrs. Bunker Hill won the women's
s-hole sweepstakes with A-7-37.
The annual two-day team match
between Woodmont and the Lake
side Club of Richmond found Wood
mont with q decided edge, 91-17
and, 1928, in the Saturday and
Sunday play. Dave Workman OF
Woodmont was medalist with IS
and rs.
Army Navy golfers dropped an
other team match by q narrow mar
gin, this one to the Country Club
of Virginia, 15Ka-14h.
The sweepstakes at the service
club was won by r. H. Northwood
with 79-10-69, followed by r. N.
MacKinnon, 92-20-72; w. I. Bar
ton, 95-23-72; H. r. Hanson, 80
8-72; A. N. Almgren, 84-11-73,
and George Wells, 79-6I73.
Low gross honors in the Prince
Georges husband and wife cham
pionship went to Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
ton Kintz with a 1T, while low net
went to Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell
with 192-43-149.
Sweepstakes honors went to Chick
Condor with a gross 78 and Stan
Dielak with a net 87-19-68.
The Horton Cup for the 1917
handicap players at Washington
Golf and Country Club was won by
E. c. Goetz over j. c. Robertson,
and 8. In qualifying for the
Birney Cup for the over II handi-
cap golfers, Roy Halquist was med
alist with 84-19-65.
William H. windsor is the new
reenskeeper at the Army-Navy
Club, succeeding Walter Crosby who
resigned to take over the Green
briar course at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.