Evening star., 1953-10-05

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Pro pairings:
First Tee.
$40. Bill Crabbe; SAT, Frank
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Andy GIBSON 9:29' steve Tobash:; 9:36,'
Fred Bolton; e;43:. Roser Peacock: $50.
IG:04. Jimmy Beliizzi; 19:11a Bin
Bassier: 19;1S; Gs;; Art Jones; 1923 1929 Waiter
Emery:' io:46: F. Fred Mcleod: Si"'' 1888,
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Bo, Estridge; l1;49,, Roy Brian.
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1871, Al jamison; 1875, Charley
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Tenth Tee.
10:O4., Cliff Spencer; I9;I1, d9i,a Dick
Frank Invernizzi; l0:46, Dewey Ricketts,;
1858, Ward Burgess.
Maurice LeBosquet, who is ELI
gible for Belle Haven'S senior
championship but has never won
it, again is the talk of the club
for his. play in the club champ
ionship.
LeBosquet won the title last
year in what was considered
major upset, but he's back in the
semifinals and beating the
toughest opposition en- route.
LeBosquet defeated Gen. Ben.
Schriever, l up in 19 holes yes
terday. Jack Kurtz defeated
John Howard, 4 and 3, and meets
LeBosquet next week.
Frank Woolley won, 2 and /,
over Eddie Edwards and will
meet Gen. L. C. Craige, a 2 and
/ victor over Paul Lipps.
Golf events today include a
Mid-Atlantic PGA pro-amateur
at the Country Club of Mary
land; a Washington Suburban
Golf Association sweeps at East
Potomac and a women's member
guest first round play at Colum-
bia.
Holes-in-one were common
over the week end, with John S.
Dickinson scoring an ace on the
10th at Chevy Chase; r. H.
Pledger one on the 9th at Col
umbia, and Dave Stone one on
the fourth at Woodmont, the
latter playing with Ambassador
Abba Eban of Israel.
Frank Mailley will meet Julian
Williams and Gordon Rainwater
will play Al Dunay in Semifinal
matches of the East Potomac
Club championship next week
end.
Williams scored a 4-and-3 vic
tory over Earl Marcy in the
feature quarter final match,
while Mailley defeated Reynolds,
up; Rainwater defeated Sam
Carter, l up, in 10 holes and
Dunay won by default.
The Chevy Chase Columbia
team match, oldest inter-club
match in the District, found the
home team winning yesterday
as Chevy Chase scored a 1911
victory over its home course.
Bobby BroWnell and Ralph
Bogart had match on their
hands against Buddy Bowie and
Karl Kellerman, but the B&Bs
won 2l2 points after turning
the first nine all square. John
Barr and John BraWner dropped
all three points in the No. 2
match to Martin Mccarthy and
Earl Skinker of the visitors.
Prince Georges members tried
the Chapman system of Scotch
fourSome play and found it made
for unusual low scoring. Eddie
Bean and Doug Mattison put
together a 1888 for low gross
of 68, but had only a one-stroke
margin over Staley Wilson and
Jim Kinder, who had SO.
Low net winners were Ed
Bowers and Harry Blake,
76-13l2, 6212; Pete Calovini and
Fred Chaimson, 1913, So; Mike
JanoWski and George Holman,
73-91a. 63l2 and Ralph Shinn
and L. M. Hileman, 73-912, 6312. |
Mrs. Gil Levy won low gross
with 83 and Mrs. Eddie Bean
low net with GLIB, 73 in the
women's turkey tournament.
Ernest Burdorf held onto his
senior title at Bethesda Country
Club. defeating Arthur Rabuck,
2 up, in the final of the match |
play event.
Bill August concluded his up
set march through the upper
bracket of the Argyle Club
championship with a 5 and 4
victory over Arnie Prada, and is
awaiting the outcome of the
brother match between Pat and |
Bob Martino.
Women members of the East |
Potomac Club were looking for
new trophy for their club
championship as Mrs. Helen Ko-.
nopa won the title for the third
straight year with 2 up victory |
over Mrs. Kay Jessley.
There's a club rule at Manor
that the member who misses
the shortest putt on the 18th
green picks up the check at the
refreshment stand on the 14th
tee.
Tuffy Leemans, with day off
from coaching his John Carroll
High School football team, made
sure he wouldn't have to buy for
his fourSome when he knocked a
four-wood shot into the cup for
an eagle deuce on the difficult
par four 18th on the annual fall
field day Saturday.
Bobby Brownell was the only
player in a record field of more
than 200 to match par as the
guest from Chevy Chase posted
a 37-33-70 to win low gross
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