Evening star., 1952-08-04
Cross-Handed Player
Wins Club Medal
Al Prince Georges

Al Prince georges
Prince Georges is conceded to-
have the District areas top golf
team. having won the Maryland
State team title two of the last
four years, and it came as a sur
prise when the medal in the club
championship was won by al
player not on the team.
Roger Sheriff, a cross-handed
player on all shots, posted a Isl
71-146 in the 36-hole tests to|
win the qualifying honors byI
three strokes.
Equally as surprising was thel
fact that two of the clubs top|
players, Eddie Bean and John
Jankowski. failed to qualify
among the low 80. Bean picked
up, while Jankowski. who took a
IL on the par-5 fourth hole, had
a score too high to make the
grade. Jankowski hit three balls
out of bounds in taking the IL.
Brother Mike Jankowski also
had trouble with the fourth, TAX
ing a nine, as he finished second
with 79-70-149. He was tied with
Bob Chandler, who had 71-78-
149.
Other low qualifying efforts
were 150s by Gil Willett, Edgie
johnson and Jim Bogley and ISL
by George Voigt. Bill McGrath,
the defending champion, is an
automatic qualifler.
Eddie Ault, medalist and de-
Tending champion, meets George
Thornton in the feature second
round match of the Indian Spring
club championship next week.
Another outstanding match
brings together Alan Weisberg
and George Ashton. Ault and
Volney Burnett led a parade of
favorites into the second round.
First round results:
I; George Thornton defeated Lenny SAKE,
HunttY up. Wil!iam McFerren;; IT.. de-
burnett defeated Babe katz. and );
Or. William Wolf defeated H. K. spauld-
P up Joe n zekss hGfs and Aaf y oSs Ws;ssE. ssF
son defeated George Ashton. and 4.
Belle Haven's golf team scored
a 22-12 victory over Washington
Golf and Country Club on the
winners course, avenging an
earlier defeat at Washington.
The top match went to the
hosts when Charley Muck and
Paul Lipps scored an upset vic
tory over Pro Earl Fling and Jack
Mertz. the new club champion at
Washington. Col. Ben Schriever
had the hottest start of the day.
four under par for the first four
holes with two brides and an
eagle.
Three holes-in-one were scored
under different circumstances over
the week end:
Eddie Bean, one of the Districts
top amateurs, aced the 14th at
his home Prince Georges Club.
Eugene j. Schubert, a compare
tive beginner. scored a hole-in-
one on the second hole at Fort
Dupont in his first trip over the
course.
Today's events include the an
nual outing of the Federal Civic
League in Baltimore, with the
Middle Atlantic pro golfers team
ing with Civic League members.
At Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club. the Juniors played the
first half of the inter-club series,
with the final round at Columbia
tomorrow.
WEEK-END GOLF WINNERS:
..lFsAaiIRF FAiRFAx, COURT J1sI sHousE17s!svesp;
a66; Asins:; a1-ls-7s; Il, c. jansOn' 1os-
Finals w9men's trophy teurnamsnt'
more. l up in the championship flight
MANoR-tFirst round of senior cham
pSonshD saa3 Rsph VIII obson nbn
Miller; former winner. and H. s. Farrell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cup semi
up, 81 holes; AL sepulveda def. Floyd Al
0efs Scotch hnq doursome, Men-Don Rush and
Dick Reasoner. 79-11-6S; Frank Huse-
M1s aas Rssa'i RaSd and Mrs Joe Gasae,
WooDMoNT-tglind bogey) Sol stitch
man. rI5S6 Io2,3G-72; ,, Jack Rubin. s2-lor7s, / ~
,IS KENW9oD(BiInd bSgsyG %.gly. Pr Pr y Top
So. .13-73: r. j. Hawkins. 93-2O-73; +.
8. Judd. S3-10-73; Don Jones. 76-3-73;
Ed Jameson. 92-19-73; L. N Hill,
ARMY-NAvY-tdixed Scotch foursome,
Col. % and Nj Mrs. w ". il. Vail s5-1s-s7: Col.
and nd MIS- MS: sf MRIts: Rualss. = Low Low
gross-Col. and Mrs. D. C. Landon. 83.
ionship) doW gross-Mr. and Mrs; Richard
iPlayor for Weathervane cup)--Dick
Bedel sllG71; psn Eplts zS-4172
sis G LSy neMr Eo1 tro9Nn. ana HEI cY.neIas oss
ROCK cREEKeo35wiomen,s selected IL
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Misunderstanding cup qualifying.
e! wliIfs:' ahiIRs'ss' gu N'ss Frank oiads7is
(Horton Cup qualifying, 1e-17 handi-
capE Tom Reynolds. 74-12-62
(Birney Cupl Watson Rogers. S6-23-73.