Evening star., 1948-06-14
Argyle, Kenwood Help
Junior Golf Program;
Army Navy Victor

Argyle and Kenwood Country
Clubs were the first to answer the
appeal Of the District Golf Associa.
ton to support the program for the
juniors as the two clubs held week
end tournaments.
The DGA will use the funds tt
sponsor field days at the local clubs
and to send q representative to the
National Junior tournament. Argyle
held . flag tournament and con.
tributed $66. according to Coll
Committee Chairman Ray Lawren.
son, while Kenwood staged q flag
event. Prizes were donated by the
clubs.
Argyle winners were ]. L. Lake
S5-13-72; N. j. Sloane, 95-23-72;
N. I. Gibson, 78-6-72; ]. Kraft, IS.
1872. and Line Johnston. 81-9-72
Kenwood's event was won by j. G
Osborne. who played his last shot
! the, goth cup. Walter Brummett
nished in the cup on the 10Th ano
V. r. Considine and r. A. Mitchell
on the 18th green.
John Brawner holds the Chevy
Chase Club championship for the
third time in the last 10 years, and
in addition has been runner-up
twice. Brawner made a sweep OF
the event over the week end as in
addition to defeating J. C. Brantley,
and 4, in the final, he posted II
to win the medal playoff from W. B.
Mason. Brawner also won in 1889
md '46 and was runner-up in 1941
and AT.
Belle Haven's golf team held It's
own with Army Navy in the first
two forsomes, but the service clut
had too much strength down the line
and won a team match, 13-5, at
Army Navy.
Host Pro AL Burton had a SUBJ
oar 10. but with 1t. Col. Fred w.
Hallagan earned only a split with
Tom Ryan and Mike Duffy. Col.
Bernard Sciriever and Eddie Ed
wards had a best ball 81 for the
Alexandrians In the second four
come with schriever also shooting
10. %.
Silver Spring Memorial Post
opened its Veterans of Foreign Wars
golf campaign with an 81 triumph
over Potomac Post at East Potomac
Yesterday and now the winners are
anxious to schedule matches with
other VFW teams, private clubs or
service organizations. Bob Clark
is captain of the winners and can
be contacted at the club house.
Milton Logan. the East Potomac
pro and member of Potomac Post.
played his home course In SO and
with Joe Micker won three points
from Clark and Reid Phippeny. A.
Shorb had 73 for second low score
of the match.
Howard Nordlinger, who has won
at least dozen Woodmont Club
championships-and most of them
without being eXtended-may get
out his practice bag today as 1t ap-
pears he hasn't any lock on this
years tournament.
While Nordlinger was not re-
quired to qualify in the role of de-
tending titlist, Dave Workman
posted q 1-over-par 10 to win medal
honors with one of the lowest rounds
over the year-old layout. Match
play starts next week. George Ma
son was Glass B medalist with 79
and H. J. Fox and Julian Refs tied
IN G.
r. z. McArdle gave away nine
in the Presidents Cup final
at Congressional, but defeated
Thomas K. Wheeler, 2 and l.
McArdle had 76 in the semifinal
when he defeated B. L. Eberts,
/ and 3.
F. B. Bomar won the second
flight over J. M. Woodward, and 2,
W. L. Frederick the third over
!. L. Geddes, and 4. and J. D.
Kendall, jr., the fourth.
When Prince Georges enters
team in Columbia Country Clubs
'Cloverleaf" tournament it will
have to decide whether George
Voigt is playing as the club cham
pion or senior champion. Voigt
holds both titles after posting a II
in the senior play yesterday,
stroke better than Forest Thomp-
sons 78. The o. T. Wright trophy
for low net was tie between Paul
Griggs, 82-ll-7l. and J. C. john
son. 83-12-T.
Four golfers who have been play
ing the game a total of so years
saw their first hole-in-one when
Tom Lyle holed a four-iron shot
on the 162-yard 14th at Prince
Georges. Sam Harvey. DR.. Leonard
"a Vine and Peter Callavini wit
lessed the shot.
Indian Springs two-man team
championship. the only one at the
'ocal clubs played from scratch,
'rent to Buddy Sharkey and George
Thornton by a Cup margin over
Pres Burrows and Paul Dobrowol-
ki. The winners put together a
best ball Of under par.
The week long scrap for the Dis
trict Women's golf championship
was under way at Woodmont
Country Club today as the field of
81 played 1S holes with the low 16
scorers to make up the title flight.
A new women's record was expected
as perfect weather and a well-con-
ditioned course greeted the field.
~ Authorized Dealer 81