Evening star., 1947-06-30
New Argyle Golf Club
Opens as More Than
$50 TEST Course

More than $50 golfers, represent
ing stockholders and their guests,
took advantage of the opening OF
the new Argyle Country Club over
the week end, turnout that amazed
the committee, and Golf Committee
Chairman Ray Lawrenson reported
not a single complaint"
The nine-hole course, at Layhill,
Md. measures $500 yards, played as
an 18-hole layout from two sets of
tees. and, according to the many
members of the old Argyle who
played the layout, the new course
is considerably tougher. Par is r.
P. w. LIE Due, chairman of the
Greens Committee, who promised
last year that the course would be
open before July 4, said the new nine
holes will be the next project. Work
has been started on remodeling the
clubhouse.
Memberships in the Argyle Club
are open. About Is per cent of the
200 stockholders are expected to join
Meanwhile, the old Argyle Club
now Sligo Park, is open as a public
course sponsored by the Maryland
Park and Planning Commission
Pro-Greenkeeper Roger Peacock re-
ported a turnout of more than 300
over the week end.
, With a new nine holes opened at
the Quantico Officers Club yester-
day, Metropolitan Washington clubs
have As holes that were not in play
last year, including the new mines
at Woodmont and Fairfax.
Weekend golf winners:
WASHINGTON G&CC tBlind bogey)--
m : SIS; ef K. M stockman '" s52SN7a J. Se;s5
So ioESs; F. 3. RicRardsson.. E. s5:14was; nS;
Horton Cup qualifying for IL to II
fhGqugh n month Of JulyI1Pairings a. F. D.
s5-l 3-72' W. bye, W. g. Gatevood'
$5I S5.}4a RAYMOND Ss " sonny, MfRPnala Ma2Pmaa
S. Ill, vs. D. 6. wilkins, a3-i5-H;' !.'
VILLA william Mooneyi s51law72' ys. bye; L; R.
bye H. Lawson, s4,l4-10, vs.. W. Y, Rea,
RoDtnson Rsf; So sGIts. s9i'E vs. Weeks, H 6
s9-,6e7$ vs.: bye; R. H Rifs; S3-12M7l'
S5 IS 8 e Burt Ss 9ys S1s6 ASkfs Paul Ss PERKINS
o. IS6IA2 sl2' sfRfSG 81 HSs Board of Governors
cup!--Won by Capt. W, J, Phillips, U. S.
So -1t-66; third, r. Fentress, 77-1l-66
1or'S tPh nlo inS
Mrs. Charles Jork, even: Mrs. Shirley Hay
man, one down, Mrs. James Leeke, Mrs.
Ted Burrows and Mrs. John Powell, three
:. MANOR Match play against pap-
4: L: Gray, 3 up; L. D. Heacock. . up; Max
csSs Rnr, inside ksy pps BPsot.
Mrs J. i strSns aash' T. s puts csSS Ms BMTs
coNGREssIoNAI breakfast foursomes>
LoW low yrns nst pT 9usyls' Nnsr s7lI-M inr
foursome--H. K; Beck, L. c., Stewart, DR..
w, F. sullivan, r. B. Barker, handicap best
ball 81
A White and K. W White. father and-son
team, with. 20034-l66, and Mr. and
MA ARMY E NAyf Avil' Ms5eh aa5S9lSG play against par
up: + + TandeSsnter, - up; Fred HaiIa.
sax KESWoob w 3 rPo1%sn Rll1n team se champion
ship qualifying, y, handicap; best balD---
James Emelio and Nick Hollander. med.
slists, with a "a, VS.. George Bond and Ed
Boyd, SS: Jack Bubb and Sam Del Vechio,
66. VS.. H. T. Morse and Don Myrich, 81;
G, M. Dtnkins, and F. Waever, 65, vs..
Maury Fitzgerald and E. v. Brumfiel 81:
R. c. Hereford and e; Atwood 81, VS..
PRINCE GEORGES tsecond round. frst
fight in mems club championship)-
George Voight defeated Joe Balestri, 3
and 2; John Jankowski defeated AL Bir-
mingham. and J.; % gerry Hart efest defeated ted
Jim Kinder. l up: Bob Norris defeated
R n. Sinclair, 4 and 8; Edgie Johnston
defeated Billy Burns, l up; Ed Bowling
defeated w. D. Wagner. 5 and 4.
(Women's club championship semifinals)
Mrs, Marie .Walper defea ted Mrs; Charles
Frownfelter, and g; Mrs. Ora Emge de-
feated Mrs. o. L. Young. 2 and !.
WOODMONT Sweepstakes Class A
DR.. Milton Harris. 7l-7-64: Hyman Neu-
eass, 7S-9-69; L. z. Harris, 79-9-10.
Glass B-Dr. H s. Bernstein s2-12-70:
Jack Rubin, s3-12-71; Louis Miller. S.
WASHINGTON AVIATION Doyle trophy
fnaD-Mrs. Ed Fitch defeated Mrs. L. E.
(scotch foursome champion ship Phil
Donaldson and Don Scott defeated. W. c.
Turis and K. E. Tobin, jr, and l. in