Evening star., 1951-10-22

COmQr. FRANK Heyer, who leaves
Washington after the first of the
year for naval duty in Norfolk,
made sure yesterday that his Belle
Haven club members would re-
member him.
When Heyer and Charles Hol-
den finally got around to playing
the long -overdue final of the club
championship. Heyer almost made
up for lost time He was 10-up
after 18 holes Of the scheduled
36-hole match. and won the first
five holes in the afternoon for a
15-and-13 triumph.
Heyer had a 70 in the morning
to more than 80 for Holden. and
the winner and 1949 champion was
one under par in the afternoon.
Holden. also former champion,
was not quite up to par physically.
but he played the match rather
than postpone it further.
Heyer used his morning 70 to tie
in the sweepstakes with Frank
Woolley. Admiral H. S. Duck
worth won net with 76-l1-67.
Fifteen post entries have been
received by Pro Max Elbin at
Burning Tree for the District
senior championship there tomor-
row. Eighty players have entered
the event for golfers SIS and over.
Argyle's club championship
often produces surprise cham
pion, and this years event was
no exception. Dan FultS climaxed
his march through the favored
players by defeating Howard
Savage, 4 and 3. in the final.
Joe Miller dropped a 20-foot
birdie putt on the 18th green.
topping Elliott Spicer's 60-footer
of a minute before. to give the
team of Bill McFerren and Miller
a berth in the final of the two
man team tournament for the
Phil Berman Trophy at Indian
Spring. Miller and McFerren won
over Spicer and Harry Cohen,
up.
Volney Burnett and Ed GrieSe-
mer defeated Paul Costello and
Jim HUNT in the other semiflnal,
3 and 2. with 10-under-par golf.
including the handicap strokes.
In next weeks final, Burnett and
McFerren have the same handi-
cap and will play even. Miller
has 7 handicap and Griesemer
13.
Manor Clubs blind bogey WIN
ners were C. A. Corcoran, 103-20
-83: r. H. Waterman, 92-9-83;
E. Gisondo. 89-15-74: M. r.
Darlington, 83 0-83: E. N. Slack,
84-l0-74: j. E. Davidson, 90
1914, and w D. league, 80
15-74.
In a renewal of what probably
is the Oldest inter-club team
match in this section, Chevy Chase
Club defeated Columbia. 17-13.
yesterday over the winners
course.
The feature match went to the
hosts. three points to none, when
Bobby Brownell and John Brawner
defeated j. Tyler Buddy Bowie
and Karl Kellerman.
Jack Barr and Reeve Lewis, Chevy Case
scored points to } for Ray Swearingen
and Maury Nee, Columbia.
rhsey beyerly rgald Mason and Ralph ouinter. ir.
Barse and Earl Skinker. Columbia
r. W: Fleming and Merle Thorpe ir.
Chevy Chase. scored points to 3 for John
Holzberg and Don Buckingham. Columbia
Joe Greenwood and Charles Hawley
Chevy Chase scored u a point to 212 10,
A, G.; Dezendorf and Byrne Curtis
Columbia
r. W. schumann and Gen Floyd Parks
Chevy Chase. scored 2la points to "a fol
Page cornwell and Bob Thompson. Co
j. c. Brantley and Jack Powell. chev,
Chase, scored l point to 2 for Billy Shan
non and c. A. Slater ir., Columbia
Jack Burke and w. A. Flather, Chev,
Chase. scored ! point to :! for Georg
M5eT pen abe Devssu q ws .nd BfoWn GonmHh miller Chew
Hickey and ]. R. Edmonston, Columbia
Harrison Brand and R. w. Bogue Chev,