Evening star., 1950-09-04

persuaded 10 mlInlC lew VI Ii1c
top golfers before an informal
exhibition match at Bethesda
County Club yesterday, in which
Fazio and Harry Griesmer, the
host pro, defeated Bobby Brownell
and Ralph Bogart, the District
and Middle Atlantic amateur
titlists. 3 and 2.
Fazio brought down the house.
He has take offs on Bing Crosby
and Bob Hope that are best. a
good one on Jim Ferrier. and
can cleverly impersonate almost
anybody the gallery asks for.
Fazio didn't leave all his shots
on the practice tee, either. He
had four brides in a round OF 68
and he and Griesmer best ball
Ct, with Harry also under par with
SO. The amateurs had Ills in
taking one Of their worst beatings.
Connie Atwood won her first
women's club championship at
Bethesda Country Club with a
2-and-1 victory over Mrs. Edward
C. Atwood in close and we'll
played match.
Ted Burrows was after his sec
ond straight Manor Club cham
pionship today with H. E. Deel
his opponent in the 18-hole final.
Burrows advanced with 4-and-3
triumph over John r. Miller,
while Deel defeated Lee Ritter,
3 and 2.
Kenwood members were to
complete qualifying for the club
championship today. with the 74s
of DR.. Joseph Kenrick and Maury
Fitzgerald the scores to beat. w
IF. Watkins. Don Miller, Larry
Imhoff, Jim Martenson and Nick
Hollander all had 76s.
After shooting a IA on Satur-
day, DR.. Kenrick fashioned a 6s
Iyesterday-a day too late.
Ed Fitzgerald played one oi
his best rounds of golf in the first
flight final of the Indian Spring
club championship made up o1
the beaten 16 players in first
round cha mpionship flight
matches) and defeated r. H
O'Malley. up.
i In the title flight, Ed Ault is ir
the final and will meet the winner
of the Bill McFerren-Jim HUNT
match. Blind bogey winners al
the Four Corners Club yesterday
were Gene Schaup, 87-16-1
Abe Alloy 101-30-71; Sidney
Simon 91-20-71; Walter Deinei
86-15-71 and Mel Berkowitz
106-35-71.
/ Gene Pittman is in an excellent
spot to win the qualifying medal
in the Congressional Club cham
pionship after an opening sub-pal
I 10. M. Parker Nolan and Charles
Given both had 74s at the half
way mark of the medal tests.
Low scores with 36-holes com
pleted were Fleming Bomar with
75-74-149; George Cornell, 1877
.l-150. and DR.. w. D. Wiley, 73'
78-151. ~
r. r. Hamlon was the sweep
stakes winner at Prince George
with 77-13-64 over c. H. Evans
;. 86-19-67. and Charlie Hubb, IA
7-67. Low gross went to Bol
Morris with a 68.
Army Navy's sweepstakes wen
| to A. j. Evans with a rs over A. c
Puryear, 76, H. D. Helfrick anc
. w. F. Whitehead. IT'S.
!. Woodmont sweepstakes winners
in Glass A were Dave Workman
74-4-70; DR.. Jerry Fooster. 78-t
-72; Sam Schwartz, 81-9-72
There was tie in Glass B between
George Wasserman, 85-15-7(
and Bobby Goldstein, 81-11-70.
Bernard Green, 87-22-65 and
DR.. Al Chase. 84-19-65, tied in
Glass C, and D honors went to
Henry Lebovitz, 100-28-72 with
Dave Allentuck next with 101-2s
"a.
D. E. Ball starred in Washing
ton Golf and Country Clubs event
played on the order of a pro-lady
tournament. Ball posted an 80
and with a 20-handicap allow
ance, he and Elizabeth Poeppe,
had 29-31-60 handicap best ball
and Ball and Mrs. L. w. Brown q
I30-30-60.
Other winners were Mrs. D. r
Monsees and Claude Rippy, IS;
Rippy and Mrs. AL Miles, 66; Mrs
Frank Mirth and o. M. Hines, 81;
MRS. Charles Egenroad and Frank
Mirth, 81; Marie Gulley anc
Mirth, 68, and Mrs. G. SchnitZel
and Hines, 68. Rippy posted ar
individual four under par Sc.
i First round matches that were
completed in the Belle Haver
club championship followed tht
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