Evening star., 1953-08-16

end of nine and birdied 10 and
IL, but was halved on the latter.
The defending champion
squared the match on IL and
they exchanged the next two.
After halving Is and 16, Roun-
tree won the 18th when Popo-
laski three-putted, and Rountree
then three-putted the 18th to
allow Tony to square the match.
They both shot par 70s. They
halved the 10th in pars, but on
the par three Goth Popolaski
was over the green in two after
a poor tee shot and Rountree
won with a bogey four. .s
Del Beman was beaten, 4 and
3. by Herb Rudd, former Federal
Golf champion. Claude Rippy
one of the Districts all-time
amateur greats, eliminated Tom
Mannig, former champion. 8 and
2. In other matches George
Winkler defeated Fred Babb, 2
and L; Ben Hartig. medalist. de
feated Bill Shaw. 4 and 3: Perky
Cullinane, Kenwood champion
last year. defeated Cal Reeder,
6 and S. and Joe LaSa1le. two
time winner. defeated Nestor
Foley. 3 and 2.
Quarter finals Saturday.
Quarter-final matches next
Saturday (there will be no
matches today because of a 40
man team match with Argyle)
find Rountree VS.. Winkler, Kis-
chitz vs.. Rippy, Hartig VS.. Rudd
and Cullinane VS.. LaSalle.
Arthur Rabuck pulled a "Wor-
sham" in the third flight when
he made a hole-in-one on the
150-yard 17th hole to defeat
Frank Huseman, 2 and /.
The best shots of the day were
in the higher flights. Dick Sugh-
rue plunked a full wedge into
the cup on the 14th for an eagle
3 but lost, 3 and 2, to George
Meloon.
Thirty-eight pros have signed
up for the Middle Atlantic PGA's
first pro-executive tournament
tomorrow at Manor Country
Club. according to pairings made
by Clagett Stevens, host pro.
Each pro will play with an
executive or committee member
from his club, plus some films
Pro pairings:
a:03-Bill Crabbe; 9:10--CliH spen
Stevens; sse e5sMpaHl HrSPas Mosca; 5:55@X
I0:o6@Fred Bolton: 1o:13-Bpl Bass.
.ler; 10:20-Ronsld Stansbury: 1927
Rick McHale; 10:34-ChaFles Betschler
10:41-Dick Tyson: 1O:4s-Mel shoreyi
1o;;55mEaEl Fling; ,,.oo ,o,u
Andy Gibson; 11:3O-Eddie Graefe:
11:37-Al Harmon; 11:44-Jim Bolts:
11:51-Harry Griesmer; 11:5s-George
I$;os-Ts =; @ GiD5sskl; III, Il. 1.;1aTRin !, ; a
TAl 10 Ja%iSon; wd,3: 19:47-Dewey Ricketts,
lSi:eSS i:essFrsnk w0Tei Tenney: 1;15-carroI!
MacMaster: 1:22-,clagett stevens; rs
ers; 1:43-Don saylor; 1:57-charle'
0SsS:04-ceorSe Diffenbaugh; all
Max Elbin.
Frank Emmett announces a
junior golf field day for Tues
day at Washington Golf and
Country Club, with a clinic
scheduled to start at 9 am. Earl
Fling. the host pro, will give
instruction and Perky Cullinane,
Jay Randolph and John Eisinger,
graduates of the junior golf pro-
gram, will lend a hand.
After the clinic the youngsters
will be paired for an 18-hole
tournament. All under 18 young
sters in the District junior pro-
gram are invited.
The Maryland State Golf AS
Sociation will hold it's annual
father-and-Son tournament to-
day over the Country Club OF
Maryland course in Baltimore
Leo and Perky Cullinane OF
Bethesda are defending cham
pions.
Mrs. George H. Bailey, jr.
has been added to the Washing
ton Golf and Country Clut
women's team that will compete
Tuesday and Wednesday al
Staunton in the Virginia wom'
ems 1team championship.