Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

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Week in Golf Here
Tournament golf hits better
than o two-event-a-day pace this
week. starting with the qualifying
round for the District women's
championship today at Columbia
Country Club and Al Jamison's
pro-amateur ut the Quantico Ma
rine Base course.
A field of II women teed of at
Columbia in the week-long play
for the District championship.
Tomorrow the District Junior at
Washington and the National
Public Links qualifying at East
Potomac are scheduled for one
day stands. while Wednesday the
ftye-day Congressional Member
Guest Invitation gets underway.
The seminal round was COM
pleted In the Belle Haven Bowl
yesterday with Joe Daniels scor-
ing o 20-hole upset over Col. Ben
Schriever In the feature match.
Daniels meets Gerard tEddie)
Edwards. who previously defeated
c. B. Murphy, up In 20 holes.
In one semifinal. The other
match will be between Frank
Woolley, q 8 and / victor over
Comdr. c. H. Heyer, and Fred
Tropp. who defeated s. c. Clark.
and 8.
East Potomac may give up
some low scores in the national
public links qualifying tomorrow
II the medal scores In the j. n.
Tomlin Memorial event can bel
used as q guide. George Pickett
won medal honors with 50. Pat
MARITIME. broke par by q stroke
with II and Earl Marcy and
Julian Williams equaled par with
72s.
Pairings:
George Pickett t6s) Va. oeorse Graham
{zs}. Earl kasi Marcy Marcy .zsl vs. !Ss As .,d
t1e(' EInie StaIem T3) vs.. hetn haLiio
sss: ja i4sp Williams WIN s72} - Y. Johnny
liam setisyicE VI. 'A
George Thornton and Buddy
Sharkey. defending champions in
Indian Springs two-man team
championship, also tournament
medalists, led the advance to the
seminal round. Results:
George Thornton and Buddy Eharkey
s Ssss Isa nns s.ss ndn Herr. o .nd
sa: l rsss: ssa sa sd sas A pans sRe
v WsaS.r .nd an. pse' suri sehsttms ana
w. Z Robinson and Vincent Youns'
Alex Forman won his own tro-
phy-and the Woodmont' senior
championship-with an 84-18-66.
Frank Simon was second with
+ S7-20-67.
Cabot Feldman's u won medal
honors In the club championship
qualifying. Glass B honors were
divided between Albert Cohen and
Morties Wilmer with 78s. Glass c
was Q tie between Ellis Block. Isa-
dore Forman and Harvey Blu
menthal, while D. J. Ourisman
won Glass . with 81.
Husband and wife combina-
lions Of IS. and up got together
for an "old folks" tournament at
Manor Club, with 165-31-134 byll
the ]. Z. Nell's winning first place. I.
Second went to Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.
Zuber with 170-35-135. .4a h
The match play against par
event at Manor went to Tom Cor
win, 2 UP, with Ted Burrows and
w. H. Daniel tied for second.
up.
j. w. Boards 79-l4-65 won
the Board of Governors Trophy ,
play at Prince Georges over A. j.
Owens. 78-12--66. and Ken Jes-
son, 7S-12-.66. Joe Balestri won
gross with II.
Bob Cooks strokes lasted until
he was well on the green on the
18th hole as he won the flag
tournament at Kenwood over
Wade Brinley. who barely made
the green, and Charles Hennigar.
whose final shot barely missed
the green.
Compassionate mixed Scotch
foursome went to MFR. and Mrs.
r. B. Bomar with 9l.2l--70. Low !
gross was q tie at 80 between the
teams of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dam
ischefsky and Mrs. r. q. Lochiel
and r. E. McArdle with S8s.
The mixed Scotch foursome
play at Washington Golf and
Country Club was marked by a
tie ut net 81 between Mrs. j. p. ,
Quick and Donald Ball, 95-28-67, 1
and Mrs. D. r. Monsees and !
Claude Rippy. 78-11-67. Low
gross went to Mrs. w. e. Walsh 4
and Lew Swartwout, 81.
The 3e-hole Bethesda Bowl )
play at Bethesda c. c. went to
George Hopkins with 154-1S-136l :
over J. e. Williams. 154-16-138. \
Don Scott was third with 1876 !.
-139.
Maj. Lazarus Todd added to the !
Districts hole-in-one production
as he Knocked q six-iron into the
cup on the eighth hole Of the In
side nine. +
In the two closest matches In \
the Argyle two-man team play
yesterday. Jim Hutchinson and {