Evening star., 1949-08-15
Prince Georges Host
To Junior Golfers;
Amateurs in Tuneup

represented by four-man teams
in the first Junior inter-clubS golf
tournament today and tomorrow,
with the first 18 holes scheduled
today at Prince Georges Country
Club. Kenwood will be host to the
juniors tomorrow.
Manor, winner of the first half
championship match play, is a
slight favorite in the medal play
competition over Kenwood and
Argyle, the teams that finished
second and third in the first hall.
The first and second half cham
pions will play off, unless Manor
wins again.
Favorites for the individual
league champion include Dick
Foster, Jack Furey, Lee Edwards,
Ed Burnap and John Eisinger.
Congressional Country Club,
will be host to this sections
aspirants for the National Anna
teur golf championship in tomor-
rows sectional qualifying rounds,
was being dressed up today for the
36-hole trials.
The course has suffered some
what from the drought and will
play short for the long hitters. but
the five players who are sharpest
around the green's figure to guilty
for the championship August 29-
September 3 in Rochester. Twenty
nine are entered.
Six-irons were the lucky clubs
for holes-in yesterday, j. A.
McWilliams aceing the 130-yard
sixth hole at Argyle and Sergt.
Don Jeffreys the 155-yard 18th at
Anacostia.
McWilliams' ace was witnessed
by c. w. Minor, H. r. Cruick-
shank and E. G. Fitch. Sergeant
Jeffreys' partners were w. r.
Case, r. B. White and w. A.
Bauman.
Congressional Country Club held
the annual play for the Walter r.
McCallum memorial trophy yes
terday with the cup going to r.
w. Danischefsky with 1870.
M. Parker Nolan wen low gross
with a 78.
Weekend golf results:
INDIAN SPRING (club championship :;
Women@Mrs. 4. 8. Giles defeated Mrs.
Doris Costello, . up; Mrs. George Thorn
% s notes. Ms MIS- aGsS yhss Rsyman S5s
foss sa tsSss Hsn.sI 1s osss
poOiey. / up, in 20 20 holes; Eddie Fitl-
Doug Jackson defeated Jim. HUNT. g and
YouRs ana Wia aeferr.n neee de
aeoree Thornton defeated Bert Anseil,
z.n59 TIayG ss.B tss Dr. yss Sss s5S9hy, Over
c. B. Hartman. s5-7-7s.
round cVg Rgss,m Rss hrs
1ssase sdsa ssE as..ssd Ssf5a ksa s% Sn Co. md
tsr and ien 7; Joe eifn eismmstteo tete defsated
SSsSPsr nssss sssssfs =
nssf Button .ns and WI feay es1sfssf
fsiestsa Gene JhunsH and s. PHI
s.. Jack Ferguson defeated r. s. Good:
Rapny Iesped PonsSos sSott and md 8; Al Decker de-
FRINGE e GEORGES (iunior CHAMPION
shipl-Franny Price defeated Mike Brown,
i. up 5sx.an au1and ann and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. william OBrien, net
145s; with third to Mr.. and Mrs. John
saHal s%Ith T. net ss.1 146 low Gross Mr. and Mrs
MANOR thusband and wife champion
sspksx sdHe net Mr o1nf snd Mrs ana II coG
Tqxs Tg . 5s, % sna Mrs; Tsd baiSeSSs Ss1( ior
Clubs golf team. dstested the Country
Club Of virginia, 15-9. at the service club
In WHsHiNGToN VAST hRa9e, mesed aohr AND COUNTRY
CLUB (mixed scotch mel-Low net.
9alsk Mls and Mssh sne sad.
Rippy. 73-6-e7; Mrs, Donald BAH and
E NJ Merton 81 -25-e7; IS; Low. low gross, Mrs.
Two-man team best balI-E 6. cof1-
Hiss:s.:s saa ~ Y F. asnsy; q sy.vss 5sSn
S,m SHn.-ss Gardner and Lew sWarthout'
SON, s6-1i-75: Joe conova. s6-Io.s5;
Georse BLACK, s0-5E75; n, 2. Kreidsr
Morrison, ss;13-75; "a; King, ss-23-7b,
KENWooD Noah Pomeroy Trophy
ert Fuchs and Roy Jarman, s7-22-65;
Mrs; z. 3. Lockett and 3. r. Hayden
S3-14-69: Mrs. D. j. Ward and Dr.
William Ready 9O-2O-70; Mrs B. R
HAYDEN and A. II. Youngquist, s6-16-70;
Mrs. Nick Hollander and Fritz Miller
S4-13-1, Low grOSs-Mrs Iva Nc