Evening star., 1950-04-17
High Handicap Golfers
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By Crow and Rippy

DY NIVW dHu Nppy
Two Of the week ends best
tournament rounds of golf-if not
the best-a sparkling 81 by Bob
Crow at Woodmont and a wind
blown SO by Claude Rippy at
Washington Golf and Country
Club. were unrewarded because
the rounds were posted in handi-
cap tournaments.
Crows 81 was the best score at
Woodmont as George Fazio and
his aides held a "Meet-the Pro"
affair. Nearly $50 players turned
out for the breakfast, tournament
and afternoon clinic.
Fazio posted a SO and won the
event with Al Miller as the latter
posted 79-16-63 for a combined
score of 1872. Clare Emery, Fazio's
other new assistant, had a 70 and
was in second place as his partner,
Julian Cohen, had 92-30-62 for
a 1874 total. They were tied by
George Mason, 82-11-7l. and
Arthur Lyon, 86-23-63, for 1874.
Other prize winners in the COM
bined score even where low
handicapped amateurs served as
pros" were Chips Cantor, IT.
10, and Sam Block. s5-18-67, for
1877; Adlai Mann, 79-12-67, and
Maury Forman, 87-17-70, for
1877; Bob Blitz. 87-14-73, and
Harry Burka, 93-27-66, for 139;
Willard Goldheim. 78-10-6s, and
Frank Simon, 92-20-72, for 140;
Sid Margolis, 86-15-7l, and Dave
Silverman. s2-23-6s, for 14o.
Rippy's go went for naught at
Washington as Mel Handy and
r. w. Mcmillan put together a
best ball 81 to win the "pro-am"
honors as more than 200 turned
out for the opening day event.
Six teams tied for second with
handicap best ball scores Of 60:
H. j. Webb and o. r. Lewis; w. r.
McLister and H. C. Hammond; {;
r. D. johnson and l.. Snyder;
r. d. johnson and S. Nyhus; FL
mer Jenkins and c. C. Taylor and
j. Wyper and j. j. Jester.
Jester won the approaching con-
test with Cliff Hunt second.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Conover
won Prince Georges husband
and-wife tournament and the AL
Houghton Trophy by a 3-stroke
margin with an s7-17-70. Mr..
and Mrs. George Voigt won gross
honors in the alternate shot event
with an 81.
Other net winners were Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Brown. 88-15-73;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Beale, 1926
70; Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Woodside,
e6-23-73. and Maj. and Mrs.
r. c. Ross. 90-16-74.
1t. and Mrs. Jim Kinder, for
mer winners and both prominent
In District golf tournament play
left last week for Hawaii, where
1t. Kinder will be stationed.
Indian Spring members held
one of the increasingly popular
intraclub "pro-amateur" tourna-
ments, where the low-handicap
amateurs take for partners those
with high handicaps. Vincent
Young and Gordon Abrams won
with a handicap best-ball 83.
Other prize winners were Sid
ney. Simon and Earl Caillouet. IS;
George Ashton and Caillouet. 66,
and Sam Beck and Ed Ault. Sc.
The five winners in Manor
Clubs blind bogey were ]. w. Stu
art. s2-12-s0: Gene Archer, 93-
1870: Ed Kekenes. 9l-11-s0;
H. P. Brightman. 95-l5-s0, and
John Allen, Ss-5-84.
DR.. Paul zenfuss won Belle Ha-
ven's sweepstakes, with 83-18-65,
over George Knight, with 87-20-
81. Comdr. Frank Heyer. club
champion. won low gross honors
with a IS.
Three tied for the first-round
lead in the Donal Chamberlain
Trophy play at Kenwood-S. G.
Rigby. with S3-7-76; B. w. Was
ser. S4-s-76, and L. w. Perce,
s5-s-76. Blind bogey winners
were r. H. Fuchs, 85-10-75; w.
?. watkins, 88-13-75, and E. S.
Pardoe. 93-18-75.
Joe Zoeller's action in moving
UP the qualifying dates for the
match play tournament at East
Potomac for the benefit of the
Police Boys Club proved a profit
able one. Twenty-nine players
entered yesterday with William
Hurley's II the best score. Con.
testants have through Friday tc
qualify. Match play will be helo
two rounds each Saturday anc
Sunday in all flights.
The pros who spent a few weeks
in the South last winter figured tt
be o bit sharper today as the Mid.
die Atlantic PGA members turned
cut for the first amateur oi
the season at Charley Bassler'.
Rolling Road Club in Catonsville
The host club added 500 to the
pro sweeps purse.
Hazi Defeats Sullivan
In Table Tennis Final
Thor Hazi still is the District
mems table tennis champion. HI
beat Tom Sullivan. 22-2O, 19-2l
2l-18. 2l-14. yesterday at Chevy
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