Evening star., 1953-09-21
Mrs. Click, BroWneII
Defend Long Streaks
In Major Journeys

Mrs. Maurice Clicks bid for
an eighth Maryland women'S
golf championship. and Bobby
Brownell's drive for a ninth
District Amateur crown make
this one of the top golf weeks
in this section.
Mrs. Click and about 70 9TH
ers qualified today in the State
women'S championship at CO.
lumbia Country Club, The Bal
timorean won the title, in 1914
46-47-48-50-51-52p oHer streak
was interrupted in l949 by Mary
Ann Downey, also a contestant
toda@lo0 10:
on231match a day will follow.
WITH the final set for Friday.
Most of the players in the Dis
trict Amateur had a practice
round scheduled at Belle Haven
today. Qualifying for the cham
pionship fight of 80 will be held
tomorrow, with two matches
scheduled Wednesday and Thurs
day and 36-hole final Friday.
Brownell won the title in 1886
and from 1946 through last year.
or each year in which he has
competed.
In addition this week there is
a Middle Atlantic PGA pro-
amateur today at Argyle Coun-
try Club, and on Wednesday the
Congressional C. c. members will
hold their annual $1,000 added
pro-member.
John Eisinger is awaiting the
outcome of the Bob Chandler
George Cornell match in the
Congressional Club champion
ship He meets the winner for
the title. Eisinger defeated Bill
Ritter, 3 and 2. in the other semi
final.
Other fight winners:
onsolation-Howard Jobe defeated
J, /. Geddes.. , and |.
Second, postponed. Consolatlon-Rsy
Moore defeated Hal Roddy, and |.
J j. Radicc defeated j. H. Perkins, 2
and /. .Fourth-D. L, Boeglen defeated
Draper defeated DR.. T. ". Leonard. / up.
Hedlund. 4 and 2; consolation-J. W.
sixth2T E1is cf.ef.ec Gotham n ~ defeated es vii
SON 4 and 2: conSolation-T. H. Ryon
defeated j. W. Hall, default. seventh.
Or. c. A. MilIwater defeated w E.
Eighth-,w. B, Greenwood defeated j. F.
Bfiy' Bts oeteaFed apa B e. Ionffsg up M
Ninth--L. G, Bureau defeated E. 7.
Greenstreet. and /: consolatio1no5SJ So,dS x
Tenth-G. E. Moore defeated M. C.
Welch, 8 and 2.
The Maryland four ball
matches at Kenwood next Sun,
day will force a weeks postpone
ment in the Kenwood Club
championship final between Bud
dy Sharkey, medalist, and Larry
Imhoff, former champion. I'm
hoff defeated Nick Hollander. 3
and 2, and Sharkey won 4 and
8 over Joe Gambatese in the
semifinalS.
The MARITIME brothers, Pat,
Bob and Roger. occupy three OF
the eight quarter-f1nal places in
the Argyle championship. The
major upset of the second round
was Bob Blanck's 8 and 2 tri-
umph over Andy Oliveri, last
years runnerup. .''3
KotVan, 4 and 8: Tom shenk defeated
se Se.s..G SanSs D MGRsrshsad aRe P0? aad'nG snd %
8 and 3; Pat Martino defeated John
Andested,, l up: Curt Turner defeated
Betty CARRIER and Lucille Busch
won their way into the women's
final. Miss CARRIER, the defend
ing champion, defeated Georgia
Mae McKeever, 2 up. and Miss
Busch won over Mrs. H. E.
Davies, 4 and 2.
OdCk EdlLlCI D O3" "3o-OA WOh
the senior title at Prince Georges,
while low net went to Matt
Schrenk with 86-16-70. Paul
Eaton, S6-13-73, and William
O'Brien, 88-15-73, tied in the
$3.50 class for low net and j. B.
Murphy won so and over with an
83-12-71. Hank Robinson was
low gross winner in a blind bogey
with q 70.
Elinor Finckel and George
Miller put together an alter
nate-shot round of 76 to win
low gross in Columbia's mixed
Scotch foursome. Low net went
to Mrs. William Werber and Bob
Boucher with 79-15-64. u.s..
Bob Phillipson won the cham
pionship of Woodmont'S par-3
Power Golf Re