Evening star., 1952-07-21

j. F.. Abel won the tlrSt AL Farr
Memorial Handicap at Fort Du-
lpont. honoring the late official of
the S. G. Leoff1er Co.. who spent
a great deal of his time at that
club. 1t will be an annual event.
Abel shot q "a minus 13 handi-
cap strokes for a net 81 to win
both net and gross, but he ac-
cepted the trophy for low net.
Staley Wilson won gross with q
rs while other net winners were
Bob Pitt, 78-11-67; F. Leimbach,
85-18-67 and F. H. Thomas. 81
14-67.
Post entries increased the field
to nearly 200 players in the Mid
die Atlantic Golf Associations
pro amateur tournament today at
Washington Golf and Country
Club. The first pros started at
8 o'clock and play was to con-
tinue from the first tee until
after 2.
Prince Georges won the return
match in its annual home-and-
home series with the Media Club
Of Lancaster, Pa, 37-14, yester-
day at Prince Georges. Gil VIII
lett topped the winners with a
match-play 81, five under par.
Marilynn Smith insisted on try.
ing to 60 through with an exhibi-
ton for the Woodmont Club men,
bers yesterday despite a virus at
tack, but the combination of ILL
ness and rain forced the pro golf
star to quit after six holes. She
was even par at the time.
| Two-man team tournaments
hold the interest of Indian Spring
members throughout the season.
In the latest. the DR.. William
Wolf trophy tournament, the cup
donor and Eddie Ault defeated
Bert Ansell and Pres Burrows. /
up. to enter the final round. The
other finalistS are Allan Weis-
berg and Dick Schattman. who
defeated Sam Blase and Johnny
Owen, S and 4.
Il Other week lend golf winners:
W. MANOR IoT net Of foursome)-K. F.
Women's swespstakesMMrs li K K. D. .'V Watson: son:
IssaaGN!e; g: N- Ms .. G; 4 C Cereeran ss-17-
handicap)-Alvin Miller. wilton Mendei-
s.. SVsspst.kss1 Class H-.Miiler. 81 :.
:ohn. s1-iiw7o; Morty Philips: sS so-iSG
20; Class B-Dr. Alexander. s7-16-7l;
!; BARRON! = rsS; ss.ss&ss. so-snIs' Glass D-s' H
Low neteMrs. a Don fsDseH kneesi 'S'%e Snd ;. c.
Heron; SS-15-6s; MIS-. John Ryerson and
lCarl Maccartee and George Miller. 81;
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Frost. SO.
BETHEsDA. .. Pr.sidsnts Pre- Cup matches',;
] and s: Winnie Asans Sef, Walter
rom BALDWIN, ana IL; AL Sepulveda
def. Joe Giamatteo. 2 and l; Allen Free
!, def. Ted Maloney. default: r. Albert
def. John Shearon. and ].
ARMY NAVY (Newman trophy qualify
ling)-Col. w. A. Davis, SO-13-67; Col.
, Milton Fries. S3-16-67; Col. John Tyler,
, ARGYLE (Two-man team seminnals>-
Amman and Ray Miller. up, 19- holes:
Art Williams and Al Coe def. H. r. Cut
ler and Tom Gentel, 8 and 2. Cerebral
: Palsy tournament)-R. L. BedelL 75-
1876; Dan Fults, 89-4-65.
CONGRESSIONAL tTwo-man team
hampionship)-Frank E. McArdle and H.
10y Anderson defeated Jim Geddes and
Clarence .n1I onsrn Brown up; BIZ Ritter and
and John Conroy, ] up: George Cornell
and Ted Pierson defeated Capt. c.. r.
Lynch and w. J. Evans, 1 up in 10 holes;
Bill Didee and Bob Anderson defeated
Harry Bachman and Jim Gibbons. Up.
BELLE HAVEN (sweepstakesl Joel
!. IyIes, ss-sOVss; il. Hannah. ss-si@
66. fTwo-man, match play against par)
Jack Kurtz and Eddie Frank, up.
KENWoOD Board Of Governors tro-
phy) E. H. Welch, 80-S0 minus 80 handi.
{ cap strokes for 126. Nick Hollander, 73-
!73, minus 16 for 100; r r. Miller. $3.50,
! minus 32 for lag; r. z. Hagerty. s5;7S
minus 50 for 1874 and Don Miller. 1911
minus IL for 134.