Evening star., 1951-08-19
RufIey, Imhoff Score
Sparkling Victories
In Four-Ban Golf
By MerreII WhittIesey

along with a Tidewater, Va, COM
bination, the hoSt-club hotShots
and an unheralded upset team
from Kenwood
In this mornings Semif1nals,
BrowneN, the District Amateur
champion. and Bogart. the Mary
land State titlist, meet WynSol
Spencer. for several years Vir-
ginia's top-ranking amateur and
his partner, Ashley Briggs. The
other match is between the pres
ent and former host club cham
pions, Frank Woolley and Comdr
Frank Heyer, and Kenwood's Ted
Rutley and Larry Imhof, the un-
orthodox putter,
Rutley, former Belle Haven mem
ber, and Imhoff co-starred in yes
terday's feature matches. In the
morning. they upset Bob Morris
and Mike Jankowski of Prince
Georges, low qualifiers. by a 2 and
! margin with 4undr-par golf.
Just before dusk closed in, Imhoff
birdied the par fourth hole to
give his team a l up nod in %
holes over the persistent home
club tandem of Eddie Frank and
Joel Daniels. The teams halved the
first three extra holes in parS be-
fore Imhotf broke the deadlock.
WOodley- -Heyer Drub Par.
The best golf of the day was
played by Woolley. gray-haired
home club champion. and Heyer,
he Navy commander who was med
alist in the Maryland Amateur this
year and runnerup to Bogart in
the Washington Invitation.
Woolley and Heyer played A.
Under-par golf in the morning, end
ing their match with four consecu-
tive IS, and in the, afternoon put
together a 5-under-par best ball
In eliminating the highly regarded
team of Eddie Ault, the Indian
Spring champion. and Keith Kali
lilo. a ranking player on the public
links, and l.
BroWnell and Bogart routed
their conquerors of two years ago,
Carl Shook and Bob Harrington
of Frederick, and 5, in the
morning with 3-under-par golf.
In the afternoon, they had a nine
hole scare against the formidable
public links team of Ernie Gar
lem and Hank Robson before
winning, 3 and 2.
FavOrites Trail at Ninth.
Brewnell and Bogart played only
1-under-par golf in the afternoon
as they caught Garlem, a former
assistant pro at Congressional, /
far off his game. The favoriteS
were l down at the turn, but
Brownell squared the match on
the 10th with magnificent sec
ond shot for birdie 3. They won
the 18th with a par when both
their opponents messed up the
hole. and went up on Is when
Brownell dropped a 10-footer for
a birdie 3. The match was over
on Is when both Garlem and
Robson missed pars.
Spencer and Briggs were a I
stroke or two under par each
round, missing several marketable .
birdie puts, but they also were
stingy with their over-par holes. /
Spencer and various partners have
lost number of consecutive
matches to Bogart and Brownell, /
but if the ex-North- South ANA
teur f1nalist can get help from
Briggs today. it could be the best
match of the tournament.
Teamwork Pays Of.
Woolley and Heyer rule slight
favorites over Rutley and Imhoff, |
the latter the only player in town
who uses a putter as if it were
a croquet mallet. He swings in
pendulum fashion. However, Rut-
ley and Imhoff teamed to perfec-
ton yesterday.
Championship Flight
First rouud-Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bogart. Chevy Chase, defeated Bob Har
Of Frederick, 6 and 3: Hank Robson bison
feated Jack Ferguson and Major Kenneth
Smith, Bethesda, and !; Wynsol Spencer,
ton; va defeated " B. curtiss' isSci Columbia. TFs
ard Frank Albosta Argyle, . and 4;
Bethesda defeated Jack alTe sarT and M'nJ5eI JACK
Burke, Chevy Chase 4 and 8. TED Rutley
snd larry ImhofI Kenwood. defeated Bob
Bsnlsis nss HaYsn Eao,s dsEsassd tEsnt 'nf 'Gs
Heimer and Louis Fuchs, Manor, 3 and
- FRANK WOOlley and COmdf FRANZ
Heyer, Bethesda, defeated G. W Knight
Belle Haven, and John Hichborn', Aug
defeated Comdr. H. D. Helfrich IT.. Army
Second round-Brownell and BoEart de-
feated Robson and Garlem. 3 and >;
WinKer 8G and 3 RntIey and imbc Sho e
Wooley and Heyer defeated Auit and kaiiio
Championship fight pairinss: e:34-
aHfSssT snd gSssrs and vs. woSeg y
Gnu SECOND FLIGHT.
Second round-Tony Popolaski and Joe
and John GoneiIa. Prince GEORGES. 8 and
5; Col; Jimmy Wilson and bob chand-
and Dr. Joseph Kenrick Kenwood. 5 and
4 A., Pete @ calloyyni, Pi PIince Georges and
" Hsnlon ma and S' B 'laTG Wrenn. ies unattached, d.
up Elmer dsf..9.d and A. Gsmp6e
Buddy Clark 1hIRH ATsyIe tiIGRd r aRd 1.
Second round-Ted King and William
Wetzel. unattached. defeated Jim HUNT
and Joe Miller. Indian Spring 9 and /;
L NJ Miller Washington. and William
Jeffries, 0nattached. defeated Earl Nor
attached, 2 and i; Dick Foster, Columbia
Tracy and Mike Wehr, WASHINGTON , and
/: Frank Mann Belle Haven. and Taylor
Kincarnon, Birmingham Ala, defeated
Dr. Jerry Footer and Everett steinem
""oo"0H' FOURTH FLIGHT.
Haven and E D. coffman. washington
Bethesda, 6 and 3; Frank MGillcy and Joe
Regan, unattached, defeated Tracy Fous
and Jack Quigley. unattached, . and
j. P Kurtz Belle Haven. and Col. M. M
Hay Army-Navy. defeated Ralph Knee
land and Col. John Condor. and 3; Ro!
Spaulding and Billy Martin Washington
defeated George Meloon and John Nc.
Intosh Bethesda, 2 and /.
Golf Club to Get Tough
With Greens Wreckers
BY the Associated Press
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass
Arc 13 The Snrinpfield Country