Evening star., 1949-10-03
Heyer, Mothershead
Earn Club Golf Titles;
Betty CARRIER Victor

Haven. for the first time. and
Richard Mothershead at Argyle,
for the third time. were the club
champions crowned yesterday.
Comdr. Heyer, formerly one
handicap player at the Commits
stoned officers Club in Norfolk,
stepped in as new member Of
the Alexandria club to win the
medal and breezed on to the title
In the final he defeated Col.
Ben Schriever, a former champion
and the favorite. and /. Comdr.
Heyer was 2 up at the 18-hole
halfway mark. but Schriever rail-
lied and squared the match on
the 32d hole. The new champion
won the next when his opponent
three -putted, took the 34th with
q par and halved the 35th.
Mothershead, weekend golfer
whose only tournament appear
ances are confined to club events,
probably would be one of the Dis
trict's top amateurs if he had
more time to play. He defeated
Frank Miller, 8 and 7. in the
scheduled 36-hole final. and last
year won the title match, 10 and 8.
In the semifinals. Mothershead
defeated Roger MARITIME, who a
few days previously had advanced
to the semifinals of the District
Amateur. He won the medal this
year with a IA total. par for So
holes.
Betty CARRIER won the women's
club title at Argyle with an g.
and-6 triumph over Faith Clark in
the title match. 1t was Miss
CARRIERS first title there. Hazel
Beall won the consolation over
Mrs. Kay Thomason, S and 4.
Other results: Second flight
Muriel Crawford def. Esther Roth,
2 and /; consolation-Mrs. Lydia
Howard def. Mrs. v. Batson, S
and 8. Third-Isabel Pierson def.
Audrey Peterson, and 4; con-
solation-Mrs. Nolan Gibson def.
Mrs. Virginia McFarlain. l up in
10 holes; Fourth-Mrs. Lee At
fanosivo def. Mrs. Tom Berry,
up; consolation-Mrs. Mary Hol-
lowell def. Mrs. Estelle Partre,
2 up.
Pro Witty Cox's 71-72-143 was
the best golf Of the two-day match
as Congressional Club members
defeated the Officers Club of Nor
folk. 331a to 1412. at Congress
sional. Amateur low gross went
to Billy Shea with 73-78-151 and
the low net to r. I. Preuitt with
152-8-144.
In q mixed four-ball tourna-
ment, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mathews
won gross with 1T and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Spearman low net with
193-29-164.
Bethesdss club championship reached
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DEFENDING Champion. Mike Jankowski
va, torseS eS 20 hSes before he nnay de-
In other matches: Jack Dempsey de-
1eateQ EQole Bean, L up, Gu WIIeLt WOu
over Barry. Ford. s. and 4; Gene Fossum
defeated Chet Condor, 5 and 3; George
Voiat defeated Billy Burns, 2 and /:
! Everett johnson defeated Doug Mattison,
| up and Joe Balestri defeated Ben
Hartig. 2 UP.
washington's tournament for non
winners during the season went to A. W.
Lloyd with s1-13-6s net. while L. Il.
Whitten was low gross scorer with 7s.
s4-14-7o; Bill Hoyle. s0-1O-70; r. r.
! Gradoville, 7S-7-71: r. z. Hutchison.
: S0-9-71, and r. E. Hotze, S2-12-70.
Francis Mccreary scored hole-in-one
on the 12O-yard eighth hole at George
town Prep. He used an eight iron. Mem
bers Of the foursome were Bob Dwyer,
John Stadtler and Comdr. A. S. Knetchel.
In a playon for the Board Of Governors
Trophy at Indian spring, John Owen
posted s2-11-71 to win over Jules Pascal
who had 9S-1S-S0.
Mrs. Herbert Is Citys