Evening star., 1950-05-22
Weekend Golfers Aid
Baltimore Triumph
Over Prince Georges


caps and on tournament achieve
ments, the Baltimore Country
Club golf team didn't figure to
give Prince Georges much of a
scrap in the Maryland State team
championship final yesterday at
Columbia Country Club.
But the Five Farms outfit put
together some fine teamwork and
scored heavily against Prince
Georges top players to dethrone
AL Houghton's team as State
champions, 9h-8H2.
With the exception of Roland
Mackenzie. Baltimore c. c.
didn't have a player on its team
who has played any tournament
golf for years.
It was the first match Prince
Georges has played away from its
home course. and the fact that
1t was contested over Columbia
from the extreme back tees might
have been in the Baltimoreans'
favor. At Five Farms, they are
used to playing a back-breaking
layout.
Baltimore c. c. took advantage
OF a break to start rolling up its
points In the first foursome. Pro
Walter Romans and Steve Hustled
appeared to be headed for a split
with Houghton and Mike Jan
kowski, when Romans knocked in
a 10-foot putt on the 18th green
and Houghton took three from
the edge. and the Baltimoreans
started with 212 points to a half.
In the first four matches, Bal
timore c. c. was leading 81a-3h.
1t was Baltimore c. C.'s second
victory in the series.
Baltimore G. c., 01si Prince Georges, 81.
Walter Romans and Steve Hustled d.
c: e.: 2h points to "a for Al Houghton
Roland Mackenzie and Redmond Stew
ART art tB; e. cl' 2 points to 1 for George
Jack Emich and Don MacPhaI (B.
and 'sdE Eddie seinns semmler. 70 '0f h'0is Bean
Gene Bruning and John Quinn (B c.
Al Schauman and John Mackenzie
Eex.f e c s1d JOE e0iBs Bslesar Sc for John jan
Bob Swindell and Harry Parr III (B.
C. CD o points to for Bob Chandler
and Jim Gipe.
Schoolboy golfers had a qualify
ing round scheduled today at
Manor Country Club in the 18th
championship tournament. A
field of 131 teed off. competing for
16 match play berths.
Woodmont Pro George Fazio is
not paired but will be in the field
tomorrow when % golf profess
Sionals from the Middle Atlantic
section compete for three places
in the National PGA champion
ship in 36-hole sectional qualify
ing rounds at the Country Club of
Virginia, near Richmond.
Pairings and starting times:
First tee:
600 a.m;-Al Houghton. Prince Georges,
and Mel Shorey, Indian Springs, Md.
9:06-Ralph Beach. Suburban c. c.,
Va, and Walter Romans. Baltimore c. c.
rhel SilS-Johnny Bass. Clifton Park. and
9:20--Johnny Kelly. ocean View, Va,
and Andy Gibson. Country Club Of Mary.
9:S5--Harold oatman. Norfolk, and
9:30aJack Isaacs. Langley Field Air
Petessbnre Fetes 6asei r va and Danny Herring
a.oo~,,n,r,, ~ Tenth hnt. Tee; Esn,. v,.- - =
and Roess WIasse WRats sGRnls Pa4s Xsss. y:s G
ans s:iSM1ltbS4 Johnny MqssfT; ;an!I All yisE
Harry Griesmer, Bethesda e. e. anu
9I5ELeo KeEnan. Virginia Beach, Va.
9:20-Al Jamison. Quantico. and Joseph
Reposkey, Cactoctin c. c.
Ha9I2 s2SJShn ocsdd GoldeH 1. HeTmitaEs G.
Darrell Napier, Country Club Of Virginia.
Tom Manning won Bethesda's
match play against par tourna-
ment with 75-5-70, with second
to Jack Convey at 85-14-71.
Rock Creeks mixed Scotch
foursome went to Mrs. w. c..
Nicholson and Ralph Haymaker
with 41-6-35. Jesse Cook and
Jim Null won gross honors with
a 40.
Witty Cox and his aides, War
ner Gray, Jocko Miller and Buck
Worsham, will enlist the help of
several of CongreSsional's low
handicap amateurs for the intra-
club "pro-amateur" tournament
tomorrow.
Pairings and starting times:
12:30-R. " Hendrickson, e. M Becker,
II: L. Bouschren, A. Y. Holmes; 1896
Warner Gray. r. J. o'connell, w. L. Fred
erick, F. J. Murphy. jr; l2:42-c. P.
Bowls, John Conroy. c. Fowler; 12:54-H
r. Bachman, J. D. Kendall, jr., H. A.
Buck Worsham. J. I; Gibbons. Bert
Bell. M: ]. Finlayson; 1:06-Wiffy Cox,
T. K. Wheeler, DR.. ] J. Radice, A. W.
Tilley; 1:1S-J L. Geddes E. L. Stohl-
1:24--A B. Mills, F. E. Hunt. DR.. L.
W. Gray, Geo. De Franceaux; 1:30-R
2. Wissinger, H. K, Beck, C. J. Matthews.
DR.. r. v. Herwick.
1:36-Jocko Miller, F. K. Smith, w.
y. Maroshek. DR.. j. w. Love.