Evening star., 1948-05-10
18th Scholastic Golf
Tourney Tops Week S
Schedule Of Events

6cfloolboy golf championship is the
outstanding. local golf event this
week. With Frank Emmet again
directing the event, the entry dead
line has been set for Wednesday.
Golfers from high and prep
schools within a 15-mile radius Of
Washington Will qualify Friday at
Manor Country Club. The first two
rounds of match play will be played
Saturday at Manor with the semi
finals Sunday afternoon as part of
the Celebrities tournament at Co
lumbia. and the final next Monday
at Chevy Chase.
Claude Rippy and Jim Gardner of
Washington VS.. Eddie Ault and
Buddy Sharkey of Indian Spring
will be the feature match of the
Maryland State four-ball cham
pionship semifinals next Sunday at
Five Farms.
The other semifinal also will be
an all-District match, although
Ralph Bogart and Jerry Hart are
representing Annapolis Roads. Bo-
CART and Hart meet Harold Hair
and Ed Steptoe, the second combi-
nation from Washington. The four
teams won quarterfnal matches
yesterday at Army Navy.
Washington public links golfers
will travel to Baltimore this year
for the sectional qualifying rounds
for the National Public Links cham
pionship. Mount Pleasant will be
host on June 20, with the number
of places to be determined by the
number of entries. East Potomac
was the sectional site last year.
John ODonnell, the Norfolk pro
who consistently wins In pro events
around Washington, is the new
Virginia Open champion.
ODonnell, who lost out in a play
off for place to the National PGA
last month at Manor, posted To-
hole count of 280 over the Hamp-
ton (Va.1 course. OrDonnell's score
was five strokes lower than Lew
Worsham's winning total in the
Middle Atlantic PGA there last
year.
Eddie Dodson of Richmond was
second and Jack lsaacs of Langley
Field third.
The Middle Atlantic PGA mem
bers had women golfers as partners
today in the first pro-lady tourna-
ment of the season at Indian Spring.
This is must" event for the pros
as each club has number of Wom-
an golfers who turn out. A second
event of the week will be pro-
amateur at the Naval Academy on
Friday.
indian Spring, one Of the few
clubs in the District to hold a
nonhandicap two-man team cham
pionship, found a three-way tie in
the qualifying with william Sum-
mers and GARLAND Bowers, Jim
Hunt and Volney Burnett and
Buddy Sharkey and George Thorn
ton all at Cos.
Other dangerous teams in the
best ball, match-play event, are
Pres Burrows and Paul Dobrowol
ski, at 10, and Doug Jackson Will
liam McFerren and Mike Oliveri-
Lew Ordelli, both al II.
Former Manor Club two-man
team champions, Tom Corwin and
Walter Takes, played an alternate
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handicap strokes to win the Manor
mems scotch foursome event with
net Ct. w. F. Founder and A. F.
Schmidt finished second with 81
l0-72.
James G.. Martinson and r. E.
Sabean will play for the Donal
Chamberlain trophy at Kenwood
after both finished one down in
the 36-hole match play against par
event. Martinson had 1916 with
a IL handicap and Sabean a pair
Of Dos with a 20-stroke allowance.
The three players tied for third in
cluded 15-year- Don Dudley, with
1872, r. E. Hart and Larry Imhof.
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