Evening star., 1952-09-29
Kenwood, Bethesda
Top victors in State
Team Golf Matches

Team Golf Matches
Kenwood and Bethesda, both
have their first and second teams
remaining in the Maryland State
Golf Association four-ball cham
pionship matches after yesterdays
play at Indian Spring and All
View reduced the field to Is two
man teams.
Nine teams from District clubs.
six from Baltimore. including the
defending champions, DR.. Walter
Panowski and Eddie Johnston Of
the Country Club Of Maryland,
and one from Annapolis. will play
third-round matches Saturday, the
upper half at Bethesda and the
lower half at the Five Farms
course Of Baltimore Country Club.
Summaries:
AT ALL VIEW GOLF CLUB.
Upper Bracket.
Prince Georges No. mike Jankowski
and Jim Kinderl defeated Sherwood For
est No. Carroll Pifer and Newt crouseD'
Hillandale No. 2 (Hal Tidriek and I; O..
sullivan and Howard SAVAGE I up.
DR.. s joseph Kenrick) defeated Woodhoime
No. tAl Aaron and Marvin RosenthaD.
Bonnie View No. Jack Branch and
Sam Rosengardenl defeated Sparrows
Point No. cart Carnes and Bob Beck,
Ro6Ss ESase 70
20; .rd ] sBnly Shea and John Eisinser''
Naval Academy No. lclin Ely. and
Clif French) defeated Suburban. No, 2
david Halle and Fred Nassauerl. 4 and 8.
ss sS GerS d Fasa Mssysnd and Noe Noe
ken Scales and Rip Mann), 8 and 2.
Baltimore Country Club No. (Jack
Emich and DON McPhaiD defeated Rolling
FUCKER. and 5.
AT INDIAN SPRING.
Lower Bracket.
Suburban No. L CRobert Goldman and
Arnold Litman) defeated Bonnie View No.
i IPhil Markham and Nick Contel; l up;
Ben Hartigl defeated Sherwood Forest
No z ed Litzau and Bob Lumsden"
ana s.iIe z; Haven No. Drank woolley and
Ed ~ Frank, defeated Hiilandale No. / tBob
LAKE, f%S No. a.e.ed sadSy shsTksy
and Country Club No. 2 Jack Corbett and
Lou swarthoutl, and l;
Rolling Road No ] & Spencer sa w.SSndlH,a oysIton
No. (Jack Land and Al Landon), II
S Manor No. 2 lied Burrows and Louis
(George Thornton and H. K. spauldinsl,
Country Cub Of Marylans No; ga @
feated Congressional No. (Flemins Bo-
mar and George CornelD. 3 and 2.
argyle No ,nc. Ian f1ts and Eo Eose5 sdb
Miller and Charles Redmondl, 3 and =
In club championship play:
ARGYLE-Andy Oliveri. making
his debut in country club cham
pionship competition, and Don
Sullivan, who has been knocking
at the door of the Manor and
Argyle championships for several
seasons, will meet for the Argyle
Club title next Sunday at 36 holes.
Oliveri played sub-par golf in
defeating Bob MARITIME. S and 4,
yesterday, while Sullivan won by
a 4 and 3 margin over Doug Berry.
BETHESDA-Herb Rudd. who
opens defense of his Federal Golf
Association title today at Manor
Club, was a and 2 victim Of
George Winkler in a first-round
upset in the Bethesda Club cham
pionship.
Larry Spellman had to 60 20
holes to defeat Dick Reasoner, l
up. Favorites who won included
Claude Rippy and Earl Skinker.
Several matches were postponed
because Bethesda still has four
players in the State four-ball
championship.
FORT BELVOIR Sergt. Pat
Gardner scored a 2 and / victory
over Capt. r. P. Lepke in the club
championship title round.
FORT DUPONT-Bobby Suit
plays Dave Mitchell and Bob
Rhodes meets Staley Wilson in
semif1nal matches in the club
championship, with Rhodes 19-
hole triumph over Hank Miracle
the feature Of the quarterf1nals.
EAST POTOMAC-George Pig
otis defeat at the hands of Dan
Musser by a 4-and-2 margin and
Earl Marcey's withdrawal from
play were first-round surprises I'M
the East Potomac club champion
ship. Sam Carter and Bill Savers
were even after 18 holes and
played another 18-hole match and
still were even.