Evening star., 1950-08-07

Mr.. ana MIS-. GeOTSe AHoIA-
ton had dates in the Indian
Spring mems and women's club
championship over the week enc
and both made news-George In
an adverse manner.
Mrs. Thornton won the medal
in the women's division with one
of her best rounds Of golf, a
41-39-80 that was six strokes
better than runner-up Mrs. John
Longs sc.
But her husband was upset, !
up, by Lou Jacobs in the first
round of the mems Championship
play. 1t was the only surprise
of the 13 matches played.
Defending Champion Bill Nc
Ferren, a radio operator on a
transatlantic plane, is in Eu-
rope again and his first-round
match was postponed. Last year
McFerren was in and out of the
country so often he held up the
tournament by several weeks.
Championship fight results:
Denny Hevener oct. Bert Ansell, up;
Buddy Sharkey def: Ben Cohen. and =;
Pcf sohss1Ta9 ant aef fef r. IL M oMaes anfRey
I: JACK d understein def Harry NJ. Cohen,
! up; poqglas Jackson def. Tom Tom Hsansyi
Z; w &Siliism hsnie woN A ii del. 5. E. Beatson. :
8; Dr. William Wolf def Ralph Shinn, 5
j up; Morris Abrams def. C. B. Hartman,
: ana !: Don KuTth def Ed FitaFeFald'
Anacostia's golf team proved
tougher over its home course but
lost to East Potomac, 20-16, yes
terday as the latter team won the
S: G. Leoffler trophy, which goes
to the public links team champion.
Rock Creek and Fort Dupont did
not compete. East Potomac won
the first match in the best three
series over its home course last
Sunday.
East Potomac, 70; AnacOstia. 16.
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and al Dunay EAST Pot., 70 !or buSk
~ Tor Cal Ioying and BIN Davis; Y
3 for I. Brown and Harry Hsndbury;
Frank Rerseua ana Jack sayeTsi lay A East s. PCT PCT
B. kirbS tE sGff snd Boz bfSHi Miller, M East Pot.
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East Pot. o 70 for Reds Tanner and
Prize winners in Argyle's blind
bogey were: Herb Batson. 82-7
rs; Charles Mattern, 81-6-75;
E. j. Wells, 98-21-76; Tony Sici-
liano, 82-6-76: George Bradley,
84-10-74; H. A. Mackenzie, 81
13-74; Roy Stackhouse, 1914
IA: Ray Medler. 80-6-74, and
Miles Trowbridge. 82-12-70.
Army Navy's golf team won q
close match from the Country
Club of Virginia in their annual
get-together yesterday over the
service club course.
Pro Darrell Napier and Winston
Montague started the visitors with
2 points to 1 over Allan Burton
and Col. C. Pratt Brown.
Other results &C. C. Va. players
named f1rst):
to 1t. Col. Bert White and 1t. Col. r. @
:. Ed Rucker and Tom Miller lost to Lundy
brCks bkSl even y with EsTi chssns9 i and Capt.
JACK oieHy pHyal a and Paul Miller lost TO
Comdr. Paul Schultz and Col. Steve Ives.
Stanley Butler and R; H. speSsard de-
r. G. Rogers, 21a-h.
70 1t, Col; William S. Whitehead and
Scott Donaldson; 2;l.
Dr. J9 John BEL Wans pSi5s s1d ATthuF aUd Gs
Carol Dunning, Ih-1Is
stein Hall and John Rohler defeated
J. P Wade and Col. James Wilson 2-1.
Ralph P. Gibson and w. I.
Hicks will play off for the Manor
Club senior championship after
tying with 1856 totals in the So
hole play. Gibson had 79 and II
for 156 and Hicks IA and 80 for
1856.
Low net went to Bunker Hill
with 159-26-133. John r. Mil
Ter, defending champion, did not
play.
Mrs. Pat Nicholson and N. E
Brown won Rock Creeks mixed
scotch foursome with a 1870
Second went to Mrs. Dot Houston
and R. Sitter, 96-23-73, after g
quick death playoff over Mrs
Doris Carpenter and Del Todd
with 90-17-73.
Tom Manning's 30-foot chip
shot into the cup on the 18th
green at Bethesda Country Club
helped he and his partner. Tom
Baldwin, to a 1-up victory over
Bill Arey and M. M. Smith in the
final of the two-man team cham
pionship.
George Meloon won medal hon
ors IN the Presidents Cup, quail
flying with 84-17-67. Allan Sher-
rier, defending champion, had
1858 to tie Arthur Rabuck,
84-16-68, and Harold Arena, go
24-68, for second.
Gil Willett'S three-under par SO
was low score for his City Slicker
team in a 1928 victory over the
Country Jakes in the annual intra-
club team match at Prince
Georges. George Voigt led the los
erS with II.
Kenwood blind bogey winners
were: Robert S. Judd, 81-12-69;
j. A. Barbeau, 86-12-74; ]. H
Dorsey, 84-10-74; E. F. Stone
94-20-74; H. M. Crow, 92-18-74
and j. P. Trouchaud, 94-20-74.
In CongreSsional'S 36-hole
Treasurer'S Cup tournament, A. E