Evening star., 1949-06-13
Maryland Golf Entry DeodIine
Today; Kenwood Duo Scores


Today is the entry deadline for
the Maryland State Amateur golf
championship that runs Thursday
through Sunday at Columbia
Country Club. A championship
flight of 80 will qualify Thursday
with two rounds Of match play
each of the next two days and
the 36-hole final on Sunday.
Ralph Bogart will be out to
make 1t two straight in the 29th
playing of the State amateur and
also will have a two tournament
streak working this season through
winning the Kenwood Invitation
and Middle Atlantic Amateur.
The semifinal round was COM
pleted in the Washington Golf
and Country Club championship
with Harold Hair, Jim Gardner,
Lew Swartwout and w. c. McCabe
surviving. Hair was forced 10
holes to defeat Billy Martin, l up,
with a birdie. Swartwout won
over Sid Carroll. 2 up; Gardner
was taken to the 18th by Ed Step
toe before the defending cham
pion won, l up. and McCabe
scored over Larry Brown, 4 and 3.
In selective IL holes event,
H. E. Czerwonky was the winner
with 49-10-39. McCabe won low
gross with As strokes
Mrs. j. p Trouchaud and Ed
Semmler of Kenwood, who won
low gross in a recent District Golf
Association Scotch foursome tour
nament. tied for gross honors in
a Maryland State event yesterday
at Hillendale in Baltimore.
Mrs. Trouchaud and Semmler,
both ranking golfers in the Dis
trict, put together an alternate
shot round of 38-36-74 to tie Mrs.
T. E. Schluderberg and George
Taylor of Baltimore and jeanette
Myers and Marx kaufman. Low
net went to Mr.. and Mrs. AL Keller
of the Country Club of Maryland
with 81-20-61.
j. M. Howard and B. w. Wasser
will playoff for the Diffenbaugh
trophy next week after tying in
the Kenwood Club tournament
yesterday, Howard with 80-17-63
and Wasser 78-15---63. L. c..
Davies and w. w. Fort were next,
each with 82-18-64. Other prize
winners were Roy Jarman. 76-11-
65; William Walper. 83-18-65,
and Scott Rigby, 77-12-65.
Mr.: and Mrs. Ted Rutley won
low net in the husband-and-wife
championship at Kenwood with
S4-21-63 while low gross went to
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Hollander with
80. Other net winners were Mr..
and Mrs. C. M. Hammersla. 84-16
So, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jar
man, 82-12-70.
The Scotch foursome at Chevy
Chase went to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mold Wilcox with 73-10-63. The
prize list included Mrs. Landra
Platt and Ralph Bogart, 71-4-67;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burke, 82-15
ST, and Mr.. and Mrs. P. N.
Israel, 80-22-68.
The first flight in the Presi-
dents Cup tournament at Con-
gressional went to c. A. Camalier
over Jim Gibbons, 4 and 8. F. l..
Neuland won the second over DR..
w. D. Wiley, up; ]. L. Geddes
the third over j. s. Winston, 2
and /; F. e. Hunt the fourth over
w. c. Hackman, 2 and /, and DR..
r. T. Sullivan the fifth over Or.
T. r. Rees. 4 and 8.
H. L. Bouscaren, with 33-8-25,
and ]. A. H. TORY. 39-14-25,
shared in a selective nine holes
event.
Woodmont's nine-hole hus-
band-and-wife Scotch foursome
event was a tie between Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Cohen. 44-9-35, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Alexander,
45-10-35.
w. A. Mattingly, with 42-12
80, and George Laing, 41-10-3l,
finished first and second in
Manor's selective nine-holes event.
The Mechau Cup at Prince
Georges went to Anne Upton
with 95-23-72, with second a.
tie between Mrs. George Klink,
l02-2S-74, and Mrs. Ora Emge.