Evening star., 1950-09-25
Shea and Don Miller
Capture Golf Titles;
Area Teams Win

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Don Miller at Kenwood won club
championships yesterday, and it
was no new experience for either.
1t looked for a while as though
Shea would duplicate his 9-and-7
triumph of last year over Flem-
ing Bomar in Congressional's S
scheduled 36-hole final, as he led
8 up with eight to play. but Bo-
mar won the next hole before
losing. and 6.
Shea won the crown for the
third time in the last four years.
Miller and Larry Imhof were
all even at the halfway mark of
their Kenwood final, but the for
mer stuck close TO par in the
Afternoon to win, and 8. Imhoff
also is a former champion.
The upset theme continued in
the Prince Georges club cham
pionship with Mike Jankowski the
latest victim. Big Mike was a
heavy favorite to meet Gil Willett
in one semifinal, but Bob Bowie
played / under par golf and beat
Jankowski. 2 and /.
Willett won over Nick King, 8
and s; Bill McGrath defeated Joe
Balestri. / up and Bob Chandler
won over Mai. Bob Ross, 3 and 2,
in other quarterfinal matches.
Betty CARRIER and Mrs. Helen
Sasscer are the Argyle women's
finalists after Miss CARRIER. last
years winner, defeated Mrs. Rich
ard Mothershead. a former cham
pion. 2 and l and Mrs. Sasscer de-
feated Mrs. Carolyn Foley, 3 and 2.
Favorites won In quarterf1nal
matches in the mems tournament.
4 and 2: Buddy Clark defeated c, L.
seTas Ss1assd saf Tom s5enf n0 and a0qs 5
Dick Mothershead defeated W; J. Larson;
], up IN 10 holes; Frank Miller defeated
defeated j. W. Reynolds. and 4.
Tony Popolaski was upset by
Bill Shaw. l up, and Jerry Hart
was carried % holes before he
defeated John Mcintosh, l up, in
feature first-round matches in the
Bethesda club championship.
Nick Kischitz defeated Tom Baldwin. 5
and 81 Tom Manning defeated Ed Williams,
3 and l.. Phil Donaldson defeated Ben
Franny Donaldson, 2 and l; Joe La Sale
defeated Clair Lacey, up; H. Witten-
myer defeated Arthur Rabuck. up; Earle
w. K Smith defeated Jack Garvey, 6 and
8; Herb Rudd defeated Al Sepulveda.
and 8; c. Dixon defeated John, Shearon,
Eynon. 3 and 2.
Woodmont's new golf course Is
proving too tough for the club
members under championship
conditions, with Cabot Feldmans
80 the low score in the club
championship qualifying. Dave
Workman had an 85. Buddy Bry-
lawski. last years winner. will not
defend his title.
Col. Jimmy Wilson defaulted in
the Army Navy Club champion
ship to Capt. H. HaynesWorth.
Col. Wilson was the favorite.
In other first round matches
Maj. Bart Young defeated Col. A.
j. Evans, 2 and /; Gen. w. c.
James defeated Maj. S. G. Sails
bury, 8 and 2; A. c. Puryear de-
feated Col. r. M. Crow, 3 and l;
Col. w. B. Reed defeated Admiral |
j. S. Phillips, and 3; Maj. G. H.
Foster defeated Col. w. Vail. up;
Col. Bert White defeated Comdr.
R. C. Childers, 2 up.
Washington has six of the eight
teams remaining in the Maryland
State Golf Associations four-ball
championship, including both
teams from Belle Haven.
Several good matches are on tap IN
County CO. rn!Fo SHuoo cIu6 n next sunday Bobby
Brownell and Ralph Bogart. representlng
Annapolis Roads No. /, will meet Carl
Col. Ben schriever and Comdr; Frank
Heyer Of Belle Haven play Harold Hair IA
Spencer Overton and Erford Barnes. for
mer champs from Rolling Road. and Louis
Fuchs and Ted Burrows OF Manor play
Frank Wooiiey and Eddie Frank.
Joe Daniels played the back
nine in 80 strokes to upset cham
pion Comdr. Frank Heyer. l up, in
the quarterfinals of the Belle
Haven club championship.
Ed Frank, six up at one time,
had a big enough lead to with
stand Maj. Robert Halls rally
and won. 2 up.
Eddie Edwards gave Col. Ben
Schriever a 21-hole scare before
the latter, medalist and former
champion. won thirdround
match, l up.
Edwards was two up and three
to play but Col. Schriever squared
the match by finishing with two
brides and a par. Both were in
trouble on the 10Th and halved
the hole in bogeyS. Edwards hung
on with a par on the Goth but lost
on the third extra hole. Col.
Schriever, who played par golf,
never was up until he won the
match.
Indian Spring members added
a second two-man team tourna-
ment to their schedule, but they
altered the rules and partners in
the current event must have at
least a 7-stroke difference in han
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