Evening star., 1951-06-22
6-Under-Par IS Shot
By Wilson in Tourney
AT Congressional

AT Congressional
Prince Georges is the home gol1
course of Col. Jimmy Wilson, but
Congressional most certainly il
the favorite one of the colonel
who had another excellent round
there yesterday to feature the first
round of match play in the fourth
Congressional member-guest tour
nament.
Col. Wilson, who shot a GA at
Congressional several weeks ago
had a IS yesterday. six under par
as he and v. A. Johnson of the
host club won a tough f1rst-round
match from Manor's Louis Fuchs
and Harry Bachman. At that,
Wilson and johnson won only l
up. Last week Col. Wilson went
to the Maryland Amateur semi
finals at Congressional.
Today, the Wilson-J Johnson
team met Kenwood's Maury Fitz-
gerald and A. G. Dezendorf, 19-
hole victors over M. Parker Nolan
and Milton Schlosser of Columbia
yesterday. Fitzgerald had a par
II on his own ball to keep his
team in the running, and Dezen-
dorf won the first extra hole with
q par 4.
Tied Teams Tie Again.
The teams that tied for the
medal played it off during their
match play rounds-and tied
again-at 1-under-par 70s. Bobby
Brownell and G. E. Moore were at
that figure, as were Hal Roddy
and j. F. Whitaker of Manor, with
Brownell and Whitaker individu-
ally shooting the 70s.
Brownell was playing with 9
slight temperature after a visit tc
the doctor before the match anc
he and Moore lost to DR.. W. j
Evans and Bob Chandler of Prince
Georges. 2 and /. The latter team
plays Ralph Bogart, Maryland
Amateur winner over the same
course last week, and Tom Wheel
er. host club Golf Committee
chairman.
Meet Defending Champs.
In other matches today Roddy
and Whitaker meet the defending
champions, j. D. Kendalle. jr.. and
Bob Morris of Prince Georges
while Tommy Lennon and Dick
Melvin of Bethesda meet R. o
Wissinger and Sid Carroll OF
Washington. The latter team had
q 9-under-par handicap best ball
with Wissinger, 9-handicap play
er, posting a par 36 on the out
nine.
Other stellar performances yes
terday were by Volney Burnett
who had an individual SO in the
third fight; Ray Swearingen. with
II in the third fight, and j
c. Brady and Joe Zekas, with a
81 best ball. including 20 on the
back nine.
FIRST FLIGHT.
j. F. Whitaker (Manor)-J. H. RoddS
defeated Dick Essex (Columbial Charles
Given . and /; Bobby Morris (Princt
Georges)-J. D. Kendall jr.,. defeated E. l
and 2; Dick Melvin tBethesda) -Tomm!
Lennon defeated Eddie, Ault tIndiar
Spring. Ray Moore, 2 and /; I;,, Sidney Car
[ol tWashingtO9O R O. oI,Ss Wis5inses po.de de
w. z. GALLAGHER, 4 and 8; Bob chandlel
tPrince Georges) DIR. W. ]. Evans defeatec
Bobby Brownell Chevy chase)-G:, E
chasel-T K. Wheeler defeated Trace!
son prince Georges5.V A; Johnson dc
feated Louis Fuchs lManorl, Harry Bach
A. G Dezendorf defeated Milton Schlossei
tColumbis)-M. Parker Nolan, up IN Ii
holes.
SECOND FLIGHT.
Page cornwell Columbian. E. Ander
son defeated Bill Briggs (Kenwoodl r. W
Richie willis (Coiumbia) Pat Gregg. ::
up; Don Miller (Kenwoodl and H. L
gouscarenn, defeated Sam o'Nesl lBurpinI MIN
tRidgewood. N. J)-H, x. Smith defeated
R w Fleming Chevy Chase) Bob Grabriel
and /; Joe Pumphrey tRolling Road
Fleming Bomar defeated Ted Rutley (Ken
wood e. M. Warner l up; George Huguel
tColumbia) Bill Diffee defeated w. L. Dun
lop Chevy Chase)-H L. Anderson, an
3; Joe Gambatese (Kenwood) and E. M
English defeated Dick Foster tColumbia)
r J. O'Connell, and 3; Volney g.. Bur
nett CIndian spring)-A. B. Mills defeate'
Col. Mills Hay (Army Navy)-W. W. Bay
field, and 2.
THIRD FLIGHT.
Joe ZekaS Indian Spring)-J. C. Brad,
defeated E.. fucker (Army Navyl.J. r
Grear. and 8; A. s. smitd Chevy Chase)
B. 8. Quigley defeated r. T. Walsh (Co
lunnbia) Clyde Hagerty, 2 and /; Ritchi
Edmonston (Coumhia) Ralph Moore de
feated Bill Foley (Kenwoodl "A. E. Land
voigt, and l. Sam DelVecchio (Ren
wood e v. Brumhel defeated D. R. Sense
man prince Georges)-W. H. Gibson, ! up
Joe Greenwood Burning Tree)-F. D. ,Aker
defeated Ray Swearingen Columbia.
L. Frederick up; Leo Cullinane Cken
wood)- E. F. Cave defeated Jack Meh
(Washington)- L. Gibbons, up; J.
Heron CColumbia)- v. NJ. Briggs defeate
Conroy and A: Jack Williams washing
toni NJ. j. F1nlayson defeated Bob leke