Evening star., 1951-07-05
Holiday Golf

kenWood'S Junior golI program
produced a maximum of results
when Joe O,Brien of the George
town Prep golf team and John
Eisinger, a Duke University sopho-
more, won the clubs two-man
team championship yesterday over
Perky Cullinane of the st. Johns
golf team and Glenn Mitchell, also
of Georgetown Prep, 3 and 8.
They were the only juniors In
the original field Of l16 and were
the finalists.
Larry Imhoff, former club cham
pion, shot a gross 81 in the nag
tournament but was second to l..
C. Schneiter, who with his handi-
cap made his strokes last to the
goth cup. F. B. Parsons was third
Ion the 10th green.
Results of other flights in the
two-man team play:
Second night. W; Molynsaux snd d
Louis semia defeated clin Kohiman ana
Third sfiiight-Robert Fayles and George
Freeman defeated Bert Langhenry anu
Felix Aitrup. g and 2 x .,.,.ra. and
liz. H. Holmes defeated X. L. Kimble and
IR. H. Hart, 2 and |.
Fifth fiight-Worth Arnold ana u J.
Hunter defeated A. H. Hobleman ana J, n.
Baldwin. ] UP. 10 holes:
sixth 1ight-Howard DeFrencesux and
H. NJ stuckey defeated F. j. Hanrahan and
clyde th aampsrsla. Hirht up; stambausb and
Allan Briggs defeated r; L. Miller and M
IT, Christensen. 4 and 3.
Eighth fight-F. Hinrichs and r. J.
Powers defeated F. B. Murphy and J. o.
Dunn, l up.
P. j. Nee was the winner with
an 80, minus Is handicap strokes,
for a net "a in the Walter Mccall
lum Memorial Trophy play at
Congressional. The event was
continued through yesterday be-
cause of inclement weather last
week end.
Congressional's mixed four-bal
tournament, combined score minu.
handicap, went to Mrs. George G
Fitton and Frank McArdle with
a 172, minus 26 for a net LAG. Low
gross went to Mrs. D. H. Hender'
son with a 90 and DR.. c. F. lynch
82. for 174.
The Navy borrowed the one
armed pro golfer. Jimmy Nichols
. for the day and with his help wor
the annual independence Day team
match at Army Navy yesterday TO
. the third straight year. with Arm.
second and the Air Force third.
Nichols astounded the Servicl
Club players by shooting a 73 il
the feature foursome, but at tina
The was only three strokes bette
than Gen. Omar Bradley. an ex
..Iceptional senior golfer, who hal
|. la rs. Other members Of the to-
Ifoursome were Gen. Bill Clincl
|of the Air Force and Rear Admira
Charles F. Cole of the Navy.
More than $50 entered the an
7Inual team match and the Arm
and Air Force members footed tn
sldinner bill for the winning Nav
team.
George Horkan won the Inde
pendence Day Cup at Chev
Chase with round of 80, mimi
aI16 handicap strokes for net g.
,IJ. Paul Marshall with 79-14-6
and Ralph Quinter. jr., 1856
! tied for second.
Woodmont held a ''Pro-Schmoe
tournament with the low handica
members serving as pros. Th
winning team was Lou Gorin wit
30 -10-7O and I. G. Ak, 89-22-6
for a net total of 1877. DR.. Ma
Hurston and DR.. Harry Qougla
finished second with 173-35-13
=. and Sam Schwartz and D.
: Everett Gordon third with
, combined score of 179-39-140.
M. M. Stephens played his 86t
last stroke. which was n!
t score plus his handicap. into tn
: goth cup to win the flag tourna
= ment at Washington Golf an
= Country Club.
t. Other winners. with their score
: plus handicap first, and the pos!
ltion of their last shot secont
S were: A. S. King, 88. eight incht
d from the Goth cup; j. E. Smit
: 80, IL inches from the Goth cur
u. E. Tausig, "a, 81 feet from tt
yI19th cup: Sid Carroll rs. in tt
: 10th cup; r. E. Underwood, 8
lin the 18th cup; S. w. Reynold
e 81 in the 18th cup; r. H. Riff