Evening star., 1950-06-19
East Potomac Ready to Handle
100 YOUNGSTERS in Golf Clinic

IOO oungster
Manager Eddie Bean today an
nounced that preparations hav
been completed to accommodate
more than 100 boys and girl
from 10 to II years at the openin
of the second annual free JUNO
golf clinic at East Potomac Park
driving range tomorrow mornin
at 10 o'clock.
Meanwhile. registration opene,
today at Swope Jewelry Co. TO
the group instruction for adult
which is being resumed at Eas
Potomac a week from today.
Ralph Quinter, jr., matched pa.
with SO as he and L. L. Nichol
son won the Treasurer's Cup a
Chevy Chase Club yesterday b!
defeating Reeve Lewis and P. N
Israel, 2 and /. in the title match
The match was played even, al
Quinter and Lewis have fivt
handicaps and Nicholson anc
Israel II each.
The mixed foursome at Chevy
Chase went to Mrs. L. B. Plat
(84-5-79 and A. C.. Smid
76-12-64) for 143. Mrs. Plat
also tied for second with hel
husband as a partner with a 14s
total, as Mr.. Platt had 79-9-70
The other team was Mrs. j. L.
Burnside (91-13-78) and Paul
Marshall (87-16-7D, 149.
DIR. j. j. Radice won the Presi-
dents Cup and F. D. Utley the
Tatum Cup in a big day at Con-
Rressional Country Club yester-
day. In the final of the President Is
Cup, a match play event, DR.
tJulie) Radice defeated Pat Gregg
2 up.
The first fight in the Presi-
dents Cup play went to H. L.
Anderson over Bill Wenzel, 2 and
1; the second to G. w. Fowler
over C. E. Huntley, 4 and 3; the
third to E. B. Shinn over F. K.
Smith. / up, and the fourth to
E. v. Brumfiel over T. P. Bartle,
4 and 8.
Utley's 93-29-64 was the win
ming score in the 18-hole medal
handicap Tatum Cup play.
A mixed scotch foursome ended
In a tie for net between Mrs.
George Cornell and Fleming
Bomar. 89-18-71 and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Hubbard. 94-23-71.
Joan Champion and c. E. Huntley
won gross with an 80.
Frank Butler and Bob Ickes sup
piled the major upset in the first
round m tc hes in the Indian
Spring two-man team champion
ship when they defeated Vince
Young and Denny Hevener, 2
and /.
Paul Dobrowolski tried the IRON
man stunt when his partner. Pres
Burrows, did not appear and Do
browolski played the best ball of
Jim HUNT and Joe Zekas. He
gave HUNT and Zekas a good
scrap but lost, 2 and /.
Other results: w. B. McFerren and R. H.
O'Malley defeated Harry GershenSon and
Morris Abrams, 2 and /: Charles Andregg
and Homer Fuller defeated Earl Calliouet
RS 6 and sngy sbarfeS fea won Ssos 5s ds
fault, Dick Kane and Georse Ashton de-
fested Ben Cohen and Dan Arnold. ! up;
pinerman and Jerry Freedman, 3 and .:
Willie Wolf and Ed Fitzgerald defeated Sol
Amanuel and Charles Berger, / up.
Second round results in the
Argyle Club two-man team cham
pionship were:
Mattern and Turner defeated snider
ana Mcksnnon; up: she2heTd 5 Gdss ana Law
defeated Sullivan and Sloan, 4 and 3;
and ssas and Fitch
snd nERr fRrasheq heq defeated @ Prada o and John
head head defeated I ID punsie Dunk and and McWiiiisms.
and l: Clark and Stackhouse defeated
MARITIME and Csnovs, and 8; Bysrs and
4 and 5; Dunn and Sterling defeated Be-
dell and McGonegall, 1 up.
Woodmont took cognizance of
Fathers Day in special tourna-
ment and AL Small was the winner
with 81-18-63.
In a novelty event, in which
the score on the three toughest
holes was the handicap. Dave
Workman won in Glass A with a
50, the lowest score of the day,
minus 13 strokes for net Sc.
Jules Winkelman was next with
75-14-61.
Other winners were: Glass B
Sid Margolio, 82-19-63; Ellis
Block, 82-18-64; Class C-Al
Small, 81-14-67; Lester Cohen,
86-16-70; Class D-Dave Allen
tuck. 94-18-76; DR.. Ben Golden,
94-18-76.
Mrs. Harry Gorin and Dave
Workman had both the low gross
SCOTc, %, hIlO lOW Ilcb, O0- 90,
in a mixed Scotch foursome at
Woodmont.
Other winners were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Freeman, 50-12-38;
Barbara Antel and Jack Schulz
man, 46-8-38. and Mrs. Milton
Harris and Barney Dreyfuss, A
6-35.
The match play against par
event of the Women's Golf Com
mittee at Indian Spring ended in
a triple tie among Mrs. George
Hunter. Mrs. Harold Winston and
Mrs. Richard Schattman, all even
with par.
In the only match played in the
Anacostia two-man event, w. w
Seay and Bill Garner defeated
DR.. r. A. Cole and Champ Bowen
/ up in 19 holes. Seay pared
the first extra hole to win.
Next week the AnacoStia team
will play the Ocean View Club ir
Norfolk.