Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15

would match regulation figures II
today's $500 18-hole tournament
Most of the top pros of the Mid
Atlantic section and a number o.
leading amateurs were entered.
Play was reduced from 81 hole
by the heavy rain.
Other events today in which thu
players figured to make full ust
of umbrellas we're the Fedora
Civic League tournament, which
drew 80 police fire and post Office
employees from Baltimore, Norfolk
Richmond and Washington tx
Prince Georges, and the Mason
Dixon Conference championship
in Baltimore.
In team matches yesterday, East
Potomac defeated the Laurel Clut
Of Richmond, 26-10; Anacostis
lost to Ocean View of Norfolk
15E-141a, and Hermitage of Rich
mond defeated the Quantico Ma
rines, 311a-141a. with Pro AL Jami'
sons SO saving the Marines from
virtual shutout.
w. F. Weigsters 5-iron shot
found the cup on the 10th hole
at Chevy Chase for hole n-one
The par 3 hole is las yards long.
Comdr. Dale Peterson and r. G.
Lockhart defeated H. I. Mitch
ener and Maj. Bliss Sargent, l up
in 20 holes, in the final Of the
Belle Haven two-men team cham
pionshipS.
Sweepstakes winners at the AL
exandria club we're j. S. Jefferds,
77-l3-64; Col. Ben Schriever, So
4-65, and C. L. Sexton, 94-28-
66, in Saturdays play, and Fred
Tropp, S1-15-66; Weston Dod-
son. 83-26-66, and Frank Mann,
78-10-68, yesterday. Schriever's
80 won gross honors in the first
event and Comdr. Frank Heyer'
n was low yesterday.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. w. J. Ely
won gross honors in the mixed
scotch foursome at Army Navy
with 10. The low net team was
Capt. and Mrs. George L. Kohr
with 87-20-67. Other net prize
winners we're Capt. and Mrs. j. w
STEELE. 83-15-68; Comdr. and
Mrs. H. Helfrick. 91-22-69. and
Capt. and Mrs. L. P. Davis. 81
22-69. Capt. and Mrs. G. Pur-
mort and Capt. and Mrs. L. P.
Davis won blind draws.
The service clubs points tour
nament went to DR.. E. j. Cum
mings, with SO. Three tied for
second, Capt. G. w. Henderson,
Gen. c. B. Magruder and Comdr.
r. E. Moan, with 35.
Kenwood's blind DOGGY winners
were Claude w. Dudley. go
1873; r. j. Powers, 98-20-78;
DR.. E. B. Frank. 97-19-78, and
W. T. Allen, 98-20-78.
j. C. Tuttle hit the lucky num-
Der with a net 70 in Argyle s
blind DOGGY, while other winners
were Ray Morrison and Charles
Mathers with 70s and William
Godfrey. a 10.
Mrs. Ora Emge won the Boarc
of Governors Trophy of the Prince
Georges women's golf committee
with an 88-14-74. Low gros.
went to Mrs. Gil Levy with 81
Three tied for second net, Mrs
Marion Russell, 94-17-77; Mrs
Maurice Shahan, 97-20-77, anc
Mrs. M. H. Schrenk, 103-26-77
Indian Springs blind bogey
winners were Mort Silverman
93-20-73; Mort Levy. 81-S-73;
Dick Schattman, 75-2-73; Phi
Shapiro. 88-15-73. and w. F
Patterson, 88-15-73.
Mrs. Morris Kraft and Howard
Nordlinger won net and gross
honors in Woodmont's 9-hole
mixed scotch foursome with a Al,
minus five handicap strokes for
net 36. DR.. and Mrs. Herb
Abramson were second with
48-11-37. and Mr.. and Mrs. H
Lebovitz next with 51-13-38.
Woodmont sweepstakes winners,
at nine holes, were:
Class Al. A. Peake, 39-5-34;
DR.. H. F. Bernstein, 40-5-35; Bob
Cramer, 40-5-35; Howard Nord-
linger. 37-1-36; M. P. Phillips,
Also, and Louis Miller, Ais
SO.
Glass B-Sol Schwartzbach, jr.,
39-7-32; Lee KATE, 41-8-33;
Sam Wheeler. 43-7-36: DR.. Jack
Alexander, 44-8-36: Bob Philip
son, 42-6-36; Nat Lubar, 42-6-
SO.
Glass Chester Cohen, 44-1O-
"a; Burt Orenbergh, 44-10-34;
I. G. Ak, 47-10-37; A. j. Rosen-
blatt, 48-10-38.
Class D-Ralph Tyser. 47-12-
IS; DR.. J. Epstein. 50-15-35; B.
Salzberg. 49-12-37; Dave Frank,
50-13-37; Hy fash, 50-12-38.
j. D. Kendall's 78-11-67 won
the Walter johnson Trophy at
Congressional over F. K. Smith
with 84-15-69 and A. E. Allen,
S4-14-70.
Mrs. S. w. Du Bots posted a
101 and her husband, Capt. Du
Bots an 80 for a gross 1874 in the
mixed four-ball tournament at
Chevy Chase. and after a 27-
stroke handicap deduction they
won low net with 157.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landra Platt, with
"a and SO, respectively, and minus
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