Evening star., 1950-08-28
73-Yeor-OId Shares in Patterson Golf Win
In Maryland State Tourney at Kenwood


today. With Billy Wolfe ant
Dennis Bolster playing TO
Bethesda. the leaders were ex
pected to add to their margin.
Eddie Ault gained the India1
Spring Club championship fina
for the fourth time in the last fiv.
years by defeating Don Kurth.
and S. Ault, twice winner anc
twice runnerup, will meet w. B
McFerren, his two-time conquer.
or, or Jim Hunt in the title round
Results in other flight finals.
Second flight-Bob Ickes defeated C. M
Wood. ! UP in 10 holes; third fiight-Et
Grieseher defeated Dan silling. 9 ans
5ohnny sh.w up Fifth hsf sasatfs
Long defeated Fred Bisrsdorf. / up; sixth
iisht-M. M. Portnoy defeated John Fee.
nsy: 8 and z; seventh fisht-Joe Silver.
l3; eighth fight-Harry. Even defeated
Sandy Cowan and l: ninth .nisht-Dr, San
ford aI.S Rsndall dali defssted = Jennings Z s, sns
Kline defeated Dr. Sidney Levsnthai
and 8.
Billy Griff1n's slight illness
forced him to default in the
Manor Club championship, taking
an edge of the annual title chase
at the Norbeck course.
Ted Burrows, defending cham.
pion. was among the flrst-rounc
winners. 4 and 8. over Spence
King. Lee Ritter defeated Me
Shipley. 2 up; M. L. Goldman wor
over Tom O'Byron, and 8, anc
Ralph P. Gibson defeated H. S
Farrell. 3 and /.
Mrs H. L. Lacey won the
women's event at Manor with q
f91-13-78 over Mrs. D. M. Nc
Pherson with 102-23-79.
Prince Georges, which figures
to be the toughest club champion
ship in town to win, has a sur
prise medalist in Ben Hartig with
70-74-144. even par for the &C.
hole qualifying tests. Gil Willett
70-75-145, and Bob Chandler
74-7l-145, tied for second, a
stroke ahead Of George Voigt and
Bob Morris.
In second-round matches in the
women's championship, Mrs. Jack
Smith defeated Mrs. Marie Spates
2 and /; Lois Gladding defeated
Ann Upton, 8 and 2; Mrs. Marie
Walper defeated Mrs. Mel Thorn
ton, 2 and /, and Mrs. Howard
Woster defeated Mrs. George
Voigt, 4 and 2.
In consolation matches Ade-
laide Lewis defeated Mrs. Free
Chaimson, 2 and /: Mrs. Burtor
Kintz defeated Mrs. Maurice Sha.
han, up, and Mrs. Ora ENG,
defeated Mrs. Eddie Bean, and
| Mrs. Joseph Hopkinson ant
George Freeman rallied to VIII
the playoff for the Pomeroy mixes
Scotch foursome trophy at Ken.
wood with net 70 to 72 for Mrs
Ralph seyell and Maury Fitz-
gerald.
Blind bogey winners were Fred
McCray, 101-20-81; j. P. Trou-
chaud, 99-18-8l; !. r. Conrad,
94-13-81, and A. J. Headley,
99-18-8l.
Woodmont's "pro-amateur," in
which low handicapped members
were the "pros," was marked by
a three-way tie between DR.. H. F.
Bernstein and Charles Kotzin,
182-35-147; Lou Miller and Alvin
Miller, 184-38-147 and Mel Lewis
Early leaders in the club cham
pionship qualifying at Congress
sional are Billy Shea, defending
champion, with 77-75-152; Bot
Holland. 73-79-152: A. B. Mills
78-75-153; B. s. Quigley, TITS
1855; G. K. Miller. 78-80-158, ano
Clyde Hagerty. 82-77-159.
| Washington Golf and Country
Clubs top team of Claude Ripp,
and Sid Carroll dropped thret
points to Belle Haven's Comdr
Frank Heyer and Eddie Edwards
but Washington won the team
match over its home course. 1915
Comdr. Heyer was four under pal
with 66 and he and Edwards had
a beSt-ball 81.
r. H. Rife collected on Wash