Evening star., 1948-09-13

ana GURUS turner at Argyle de-
throned defending champions in
matches that featured week end
play in golf club championships.
Mattison was 2 down and 2 to
play against George Voigt, but won
the next three holes and a 1-up
victory on the 18th. Turner de-
feated Chubb, 3 and 2, at Argyle.
Kenwood and Prince Georges, the
defending champion, probably will
play off next Sunday for the Clover
leaf title in Columbia Country Club S
unique tournament that brings to-
gether the pros and man, woman
and senior champions from District
clubs.
The clubs tied with total scores of
BIS yesterday, with AL Houghton' S
par 10 from the white tees the best
round for Prince Georges and a rs
by Nick Hollander, Kenwood senior,
the key round in his clubs total.
Manor was third with 319.
Houghton topped the pros with his
10, Buddy Bowie of the host club
was best of the club champions with
a 10, Compassionate Mrs. D. H.
Henderson led the women titlists
with a 76 and Hollander was tops
among the seniors.
Cloverleaf scores with pro woman
champion, club champion and senior
Prince Georses-Al Houghton. 20; Mrs
Marie Walper, a. George VO,Rt, IL;
jess Bascett, 50; total 3l5.
Kenw9qd R.,3d so DienOfHfh FG RIfs
Manor-Claaatt stevens, - Mrs. Wal
ter stokes 50; LEROY Smith -; Ralph
H. Henderson, Sc; Billy Shea, -; Jack
McCarron. SO: total 800.
Ives, a3:; Buddy Bowie, 20; J. c. Beathan
s cssSS S,;,s ehssegob Bar Barnet t.. u MT,
Admiral A. c. Mills, 81: total 333.
Lt1e ga Col NJ N Nh Masse gee 81
K. 8. Giles %; Buddy sharkey, rs:
Alan moodIisnt NILS 81; Da total a$s os on.rs
Nordlinser, 76; others withdrew
Belle Haven and Washington Golf and
Country Club did not compete.
Congressional Country Club men,
bers will take part in Congressional
Day" tomorrow. the annual pre-
club championship golf tournament,
dinner and stag night. An exhibi-
ton golf match and boxing matches,
also are on the program arranged
by Frank McArdle's Golf Com
mittee.
Billy Shea and Tommy Webb
deadlocked for medal honors in the
club championship with 146 totals
for SO holes. Shea, defending
champion, had 75-71 and Webb,
74-72.
Bob Hendrickson is not around
for the quarter finals of the Ken
wood Club championship, but mem
bers still are talking about the first
round match in which Hendrickson
upset Nick Hollander. -Four down
and four to play, Hendrickson won
the next hour holes to square the
match and the goth to win it.
Most of the favorites scored in
other first and second round
matches.
First rounds-Roy Tuerke defeated E
Char Vaile, and 5; Don Jones defeated
Al Rndder, 3 ano >: Jim Martenson dr-
feated Edward Atwood : and .; Don MI
J P Jones defeated Worth Arnold, s and
(; Dick Kreusburs defeated Lou Ssmla,
6 and 4; L, Imhoff defeated C9l; Ea,pd atod
Royce Houeh 4 and >: Fred Marshall De
feated Maurice. Fi!lius; and >; Bop
Hendrickson defeated Nlck HEliahaffr defeated
ep ef N. NJ Merritt i" HpI and and :; 4: youngauift
dstsstsd 10y whgte cane ana g and Refs.e
Hi Briggs defeated DR.. Joe Heinrich, !
up In 19 holes: r. L. Miller, defeated W.
Second rounds-wilson defeated Tuerke;
up: D. Jones defeated Martenson, 3 and
2: Miller defeated J, Jones, ano 4; I'm :
se seisd detsfesd dsfessed m and
Youngauist Yeir defeated Hereford.5 and 3.
Nolan Gibson wasted" his best
snot of his club championship
match with Phil BrousSeau at Ar
gyle Yesterday, as after he won the
match, S and 4. he knocked in q
nole-in -one on the 135-yard par 3
18th while playing the round out
with Brousseau, Line Johnston and
Len Burrage.
Argyle's championship flight re-
suits:
Richard Mothershead defeated W. P,
Barnes : and g. Bob Hapmon defeated
John Gardner. and 3; Nolan Gibson de-
fedted Phil Brousseau and 4; LING John
sion defeated Len Burrage. 3 and .; Cur
It's Turner defeated Dick Chubb, 3 and .;
Buddy Clark defeated Andy Black; 5 and
2: Lee Amann defeated H. G. Chick, up:
Luke Beale defeated Fred Murray 3 and ..
Matches at Prince Georges IN
addition to the Mattison-Voigt re-
suit: Bob Nealis defeated j. A.
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