Evening star., 1948-10-04
Mothersheads Rule
Argyle Golf Again;
0ndo, ManningBow

Startling upsetS In club cham
pionship semifinals at Prince
Georges and Bethesda Country
Club, and a seventh title for the
golfing Mothersheads at Argyle fea-
tured the weekend tournament
play.
At Prince Georges, Mike Jankow-
ski, touted as the clubs longest
hitter, put all his shots together
for 4 par round Of 72 and upset
Mick Ondo. up. Jankowsh will
meet the winner Of the match be-
tween Doug Mattison and Capt.
Fred Moseley for the club title.
Cal Reeder, 27-year-old member
OF Bethesda Country Club, who be-
tween full-time employment, at
tending night school and q reserve
naval commission, has little time
for golf, upset Tom Manning. : up.
Reeder has played fewer than 10
rounds Of golf this season.
Two down at the turn, Reeder
played the back nine in 81 strokes.
Manning won the title the last two
years when the club was Washing
ton Aviation Serge Folk defeated
Col. r. B. Oxreider, 3 and z, and
will meet Reeder next week. J. E.
Williams clinched a berth in the
final by defeating Willis Nolan, 8
and !.
Dick Mothershead won his second
Argyle Club championship (his wife
recently won her fifth and gave the
club a husband-and-wife champion
ship team for the second time. The
scheduled 36-hole match with Curtis
Turner was no contest as the latter
was far of his game and lost, 10 and
9. as Mothershead put together three
BIS and was five up at the 18th.
Mothershead also was the medalist.
Shirley Chamblin won the second
night by defeating George Bradley,
2 and l; Bob Stearns the third over
Jack Fulton, up: Bob Rawson the
fourth over Ed Hill. 2 up: Bob Nc
Cormick the fifth by defeating Tony
Siciliano and Charles Atwell de-
feated H. Herrick, and 4, in the
sixth flight final.
Col. A. B. Clifford and Gen. ]. B.
Montgomery completed the round Of
four in the Army Navy Club cham
pionship, the former with 3-and-2
victory over L. v. Steele and Gen
Montgomery by winning, and 3,
over Capt. Bart Yount.
Six quarter-final berths were filled
IN the Indian Spring Club cham
plonship, with Alan Weisberg's 1-up
triumph over George Thornton a
mild surprise.
In other matches, Buddy Sharkey
defeated Dick Bird, and 8; Eddie
Ault defeated Mike Oliveri, 5 and 4;
Doug Jackson defeated Frank AL
bosta, 4 and 2: volney Burnett de-
feated Lloyd Farmer, 3 and 2, and
Eddie Fitzgerald defeated Lou Or
dele, z and l.
Mel Shorey already has "a pro
entries for the District Open cham
pionship Thursday and Friday of
this week and will keep entries open
until Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Wilcox won
low net honors in the mixed Scotch
foursome at Congressional Country
Club with . 93-23-70 Mr. and Mrs.
T. v. Brumfiel won gross with an IS. !
The halfway mark leader In Ken
wood Country Clubs 36-hole medal
play Earl Hodges trophy play is
K r. Ludlam with 84-15-69. r. W.
Waber trails by . stroke with
82-12-70.
The womens District Golf Asso-
ciation's c. B. 8. Cup tournament.
postponed September 7 because OF
rain, will be played tomorrow at
Kenwood.
Host Pro George Diffenbaugh re-
quest as many players as possible to
bring their own caddies.
A record field for pro-amateur
competition was scheduled to COM
pete for approximately 81 400 in
prizes in AL Houghtons one-day
tournament today at Prince Georges.
Prominent out-of-town professionals
paired included Lew Worsham,
Chandler Harper, Marty Lyons, Rod
Munday and Art Doering.
Mrs. Bertram Kintz won the Ann
Miller Trophy at Prince Georges.
The Miller Cup Is named for last
years Golf Committee chairman
and Is net only affair. Mrs. Kintz
had ol-l6-75, while Mrs. c. T.
Frownfelter, 91-l4-77, tied Mrs.
John Remey, l01-2+77, for second.
Mrs. Theodore Peyser's bid for a
second straight Woodmont womens
club championship was turned back
by Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith. who de-
feated Mrs. Peyser, S and 4, in the
final yesterday. Mrs. Dorothy
Cohen defeated Mrs. Herbert Sau-
Der, 5 and 4, in the second flight
final.
Howard Nordlinger and Jack Ru-
bin will meet for the club handicap
championship final after Nordlinger
defeated Milton Harris, l up, and
Rubin won over Kahn, 2 and /.