Evening star., 1948-09-07
Mrs. Giles, Ed Stevens
Win Golf Club Titles;
Ferguson MedaIist

Southpaw Mrs. K. 8. Giles re-
gained the Indian Spring women's
title, Eddie Stevens captured his
first mems club crown at Manor and
z. r. Ferguson, jr.,'s 70 stood up for
medal honors at Kenwood In Labor
Day weekend activity in golf
championship play.
Mrs. Giles. a former titlist, de-
feated Mrs. r. D. Watson, the de-
tending champion, S and 4. in the
title round at Indian Spring.
Stevens succeeded Earl McAleer
rs the Manor Club titlist by playing
par golf to defeat q former cham
pion, j. Leroy Smith, 1 and 3. The
former assistant pro at the host
club was three up at the turn and
ended the match with q 20-foot putt
for birdie on the 18th green.
Other Manor results:
second-L. p. Hescocx defeated c. T.
hfh.Fa hss:,n'd defeated spd R.y
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sh.udis: Up. sevensh.o Fancsy
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s:ss:. ss:h DEBATED ssi q R'i xssssnsa s'asaa
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contest-Mrs. George. Martin, 170-yard
tH ts5s MeRo esshps pchns
and puttins-Mrs. Flora Nooter.
One of the principal threats for
the Kenwood crown will be ,elimi-
mated In the first round when DR..
Joseph Kenrick meets Bill Briggs.
A new champion will be crowned, as
Charles Price did not defend his
title.
Two matches will be played next
week end and two the following
week end:
Championship hishs m p.ir+nss.E 41 -oF: r
81 T,lssa Sens: S. v Z fis9ii. isadd. ss'.
on.s sT 3 VS. rs. Rsst Worth H4Sea s So Reh
ard KreuzberE 90 vs.. Louis semla SD;
Ralph Curtin ,asl vs Larry 1mhot nL1o go. zs2n
iius .ts1) Nick, Hollander t75> vs. R. N,
Eendfc1,S1, onn.,r s ss9; i Ns5T1 Ye5n.ou,s @ * *
vs. oI l. n'slh Z WHIT. 5soi; r N. cooE lzst vs. vs.,
Ressi. Hereford tsD; Dr. Joseph Kenrick
7e} rs. ". J. pusas tsa,. ' " -N'
It was a big day for the Bowser
family at Quantico Marine Base
yesterday. as after 1t. Col. A. L.
Bowser won the Presidents Cup
with an so-13-67, he kept a mixed
Scotch foursome date with Mrs,
Bowser and they won the nine-hole
event with 42-12-30.
Other low scorers In the Presi-
dents Cup play were 1t. Col. r. B.
Wilde, S7-l6-69; 1t. Col. o. r.
Simpson, S4-1+70, and Capt. w
C. Baty %. 8. NJ, sl-11-70.
Mai. and Mrs. r. l.. Conrad fin
ished second In the mixed Scotch
foursome with 41-9-32. Maj. Con-
RAIDS 2s5-yard clout was tied by
Capt. v. L. Anderson in the driving
contest, while the women's driving
went to Mrs. v. l.. Anderson with
2l4 yards to Mrs. w. C. Fiskes 2O6.
A net 66 by E. H. Somers was
the winning score in the Secretary's
Cup play at Chevy Chase. Somers
posted an 80 and deducted IA handi-
cap strokes to beat the net 67s of
Eric Olav, 76-9H67; M. F. Morse,
76-9-67, and William G.. Mitchell,
S0-l3-67, by stroke.
Claude Rippy and Jim Gardner
prevailed upon Bobby Brownell and
Ralph Bogart to play another match
over the home course Of the former
pair, Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club, and 1t was another 1-up
victory for Rippy and Gardner.
The Mosby Memorial putting con-
test at Washington was q tie be-
tween r. E. Aldred and r. A. Ell
liott.
Columbia Country Club was long
and trifie damp as 60-odd con-
testants played their qualifying
rounds In the District Amateur
championship today. A par score
was expected to be good enough
for medal honors while anything
under 50 figured to win one of the
championship flight berths.
Other weekend golf winners:
D Congressional tmixed Scotch foursome) }
Tie for low gross between Mrs J. 6.
Godfrey and r. Z. McArdle and Mrs. D.
h. Henderson and J. L: Geddes win KS
Tie for low net, Mr., and Mrs. F. B Bona r,
o2-21-Il. and Mrs. L. C. Stewart and
Z. B. Shinn, S1-I6-1l.
Prince Georges (sweepstakesl-Low net,
Jay Woodside 56-s-6s; Jerry Looney,
s1-1s-69; Barry Ford, S2-l3-Sa: H T.
Balestri 70.
Columbia (best ball two ballD-A. H
perley and DR.; T., w. l. waters, net " score
Curtiss and Capt c. 3. Platt, 5S, and
Hitehis FdmOnSton and F Martel IS