Evening star., 1948-06-21
Kenwood Juniors Save
District Title Play;
Quantico in Lead

Kenwood Clubs junior golf pro-
gram accounts for more than half
the entries in the District junior
golf championships that will be
played over the 18-hole route to-
morrow at Congressional Country
Club.
Frank Emmett announced pairings
for 81 entries today, with ii OF the
golfers 18 years of age and under
from KenWooo. Under Pro George
Diffenbaugh and Charles P. Redick,
Kenwood has the most ambitious
junior program m the city.
Post entries will be accepted. A
new champion will be crowned as
Manor's Eddie Reagh is over the
age limit. The pairings:
1o-Don Dedrlck !Kenyoodl:: Lee Ed
wards Il. s. and Nelson Smart tManorl
C9wGefd eo11e scgas HssGes s00 tco
IO:10-Robert. Redick (ksng; Bob Milton
P g. and Ed cotlman IWash2; 10;l5sS7 *
D01 Dor PaoEsy Ed satnap az dee 0G oiay
tCheVy Chase, Philip Israel Chevy Chase
sRa Harqa Ksr FoId H.rysy Ksn Bolton Ksn snd
LIJ
EsH Eisinser 1qRsne5 1ken5. peane b Atwood Ken) and
Perry cullinans (KenD.
Washington Golf and Country
Club dominated the second match
In the Northern Virginia round
robin series, but at the halfway
mark still trails Quantico, with
Fredericksburg third, a half point
ahead of Belle Haven.
Washington scored 81 points yes
terday over its home course to 80 II
for Quantico, 24la for Belle Haven
and 81 for Fredericksburg. With
two matches played, the standing
is: Quantico, 96 points; Washington,
9212; Fredericksburg, so, and Belle
Haven. 4912.
In the foursome Of club cham
pions yesterday, Claude Rippy OF
Washington won eight of a possible
nine points, while Col Ben Schriever
of Belle Haven won six, Alec Camp
bell of Fredericksburg 21z and Sergt.
AL Broadus Of Quantico ~.
Last-day qualifiers In the Colum-
bia Club championship today have
a one-over- par II by Tommy Webb
to beat for medal honors. Webb's
score is a stroke better than the u
by Buddy Bowie, while others def
nitely in the championship flight
include Karl Corby, with IA; Maui
ry Nee, IS; Billy Shea, 76; Earle
Skinker. 78. John HolZberg, 78, and
DR.. E. T. Rice, 30.
The Middle Atlantic golf pros, who
are attempting almost anything to
make their proamateur tournaments
a success, have another type sched-
uled today at Mount Pleasant in
Baltimore.
Each pro will have scratch part
ner, another with handicap Of Is
and over and senior partner. The
host club is adding 500 to the purse.
Winners Of week end intraclub
events:
wooDMoNT tclus ors,;haa ehampionshpdl an1ahd
nedalist, and Jerry Goodman reached
the seminnsl round Of the clqb o,oS1 cham n
piOnSh1p Win eltner Leonard JdcopS oi
BUDDY to cabet the Pea
man. i and 5, workman drubbed Mel
Al Dulcan. and g.
Sweepstakes Glass A--Nordlinger and
grylswskSo s-55M755i c6;dsfs,r Glsfs BA seAi
73 Glass CDR. Irving Lichtman, 100
a6mz4; pr N B. Miller 9s.24M5ha; M..hs,
cup5 Tie between Mrs Charles WosteE, a1,
17-73 and Mrs. Ralph Byers, 1o9-35-
70. Playof next weekend. Low gross
Mrs Marie Walper, 81.
MANOR - MIXED Scotch foursome);
Low net-Mrs. Joseph Himmelheber and
Charles Cullen. 90-21-69. tie for sec
ond between Grace King and g.
Ss,.y a0;aow7o .n9 snS Goy.rt MIS- ss-gs-7P
G. Pitt II. Second, Mrs. W. R. Stokes
and George Martin. 80.
ARGYLE-(Two-man team champion
ship In the longest match OF the first
round Bob Solomon and Len Burrage de-
feated Shirley Chamblin and Ray Lawren-
son 1kEsWPoobG w II = Mfsed aGies Scotch foursome
Mccoach. s7-I6-17; Mr.. and Mrs. David
Marvin Wire, s6-15-71. Low gross
Mrs Richard Rreuzburg and Reggie Here
ford tied Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hollander
ARMY NAvY-(Gibbons trophy, F. I.
Elder. $3.50, over D. N Cairns with
elc1 lcc1oiNGREssIoNAL-ramily tournament)