Evening star., 1949-09-06


two across the 17th green.
Competing in the flag tourna-
ment, Brownell made his 7C
strokes last two extra holes as he
pared the 10th hole and birdied
the goth. He was in a foursome
with Ralph Bogart. who shot II
H. e. Davies of the host club ano
James r. Grear of Congressional
Brownell's round will not be
recognized as an official course
record as he did not observe the
summer rules notice and improved
his lies through the faifway
Brownelrs card:
Par. out 44$ 53s4 435-3ss5
Some of the Districts golf fans
will not feel any younger wher
they realize that it was 20 years
ago that Ted Burrows. then the
city's champion public links play
er, won the Manor Club Invitation
tournament. beating Harry Pitt
in the final.
Burrows, at AZ, yesterday added
the Manor Club championship to
his collection by outsteadying
Merrell Whittlesey. who was one
under par for 13 holes and two up
Burrows kept plugging for his
pars, however, and squared the
match on the 18th. He won II
with a bogey four when both
missed the green and his opponent
hree-putted, then protected his
! up lead on the 18th by dropping
a five-footer for his par four after
Whittlesey holed a 35-foot putt
for his par.
A. L. Duncan won the 36-hole
sweepstakes at Manor with 159-
26-133 over F. c. Jones, 154-18-
1876 and Robert S. Jacobs. who
was a bit inconsistent with 36-43-
79 and 41-36-77 for 156-20-136.
C. w. Stamates averaged 270
yards for three fairway drives to
win the driving contest at Manor
while Grace King won the women's S
driving event. G. E. Getty won the
approaching with four strokes.
Mrs. Ted Burrows won the wom-
ems flag tournament by playing
her last stroke 2 feet from the cup
on the 18th and Mrs. F. w. Cham
bers won the inside nine flag
event.
DR.. J. G. Reilly made the best
shot Of the day at Manor when he
holed a full 5-iron for an eagle
deuce on the second hole.
., Second flight. r. G; Jones, defeated z. 3.
defeated II. L; Cray! UP; fourth, W. T.
Dr. Richard Higgins defeated w. c. Brewer.
8 and 2; sixth, w. F. Kerr defeated Will
sTd ssfeased aRd Hebmol, 81
3 and Q.
Richard Kreuzburg, who usually
starts playing his best golf along
about club championship time at
Kenwood, ran true to form yester-
day as he raped home a pair Of
eagle puts and won the medal
with an even par 10.
After Lou Semia's u. the next
best score was Maury Fitzgerald's s
rs. Defending Champion Larry
Imhof was an automatic qualif1er
Championship flight pairings:
Richard Kreuzburg 0O) VS. R. L; viii
cox (s0). E: r.. Ferguson (7Sl VS.. r. W.
Beall (s2), N. F. Hollander I'D VS.. J. M.
bedset eds5 sa, ofa Maars Pfae I'D Is HHo
Ted Rutley 800. william Briggs (79)
Is: George sorssIi is2(, F. F;,,J, hopkins I1n6
lso) VS.. Sam Del Vecchio (s2).
,oLdou Lou semia .72l vs., vs. W. W-6 Il Brummett ct
ls1l, Don Miller 800 vs.; Sam Ross (S2},
J; G: Larson 80 vs. Ed lha, Ragiand, }s5, }
Rosert Rop tae%on G1S1 7s vs. vs. 81 Jadd
jim jim Martenson (so55 vs.. Larry 1mhofi
(automatic qualifieD.
Richard Mothershead. winner
and medalist last year in the Ar
gyle Club championship, repeated
as medalist in the 36-hole quail
flying completed yesterday with
rounds of 73 and II for IA. The
next best score was a lat by Frank
Albasta.
Betty CARRIER won the medal in
the women's qualifying with an 81.
The mixed scotch foursome at
Argyle went to Miss CARRIER and
Ed Fitch with a 76 while low net
went to Mrs. r. B. Mccormick and
Will Confer. 91-26-65.
Pairings in the title flight of the
mems championship:
Johnston d5sj; Roser, Msrtipo Gb0( yoS;; Is;
George sasa hmdn dSss; 5s; Wii SOb Harmen Mnen 5
G475 VS.. VI. Barnes 153); Tom shenk
Miller G5oS VS.. r. B. Medler ,d54; Bob
Kentner Q52) VS.. Arnold Prada d56).
Medal honors in the Army Navy
Club championship went to F. G.
Smith with rounds Of 76 and 72
for 148. The next best scores were
the 1885 of A. c. Puryear with 78
and rs, A. ]. Evans, 76 and II
and j. s. Haeckler, 74-79.
Fleming Bomar equaled par
with a II in his first round in
qualifying for the Congressional
Club championship and now needs
q rs or better to top the lat posted
by Billy Shea. Qualifying con-
tinues through this week.
Favorites won without excep-
ton in the first round of match
play in the Belle Haven Club
championship, including Frank
Woolley, the defending cham
pion; Comdr. Frank Heyer, med
alist, and Col. Ben. Schrlever
former champion. With the field
reduced to 16, the competition gets
tougher next week with Heyer
and Paul Lipps paired in one OF
the feature matches.
The competition for the Secre-
tary's Cup, annual Labor Day
tournament at Chevy Chase, went
to Mccullough Darlington with
76-12-64. A. c. Flather, jr., was
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