Evening star., 1953-05-04
kaIIio Wins Tourney
Al Last His Own,
But Yields Top Prize

But Yields Top Prize
Keith Kallio. who enters al
most every golf tournament for
which he is eligible, found one
he could win yesterday-his own.
Kallio, founder of the WASH
ington-Suburban Golf Associa- |
ton, got together $1,000 worth
OF prizes for an invitation tour
nament-including free golf at |
East Potomac and Glenbrook-
and persuaded most of the top
municipal players to enter.
After drawing a first-round
default he beat Fred Lukat. the
Anacostia club champion, in the
second round and played one
under-par golf for 80 holes yes
terday in defeating Ernie Gar
lem, 4 and 2, and Frank Mailley,
3 and 2 in the semifinals and
final.
At a banquet he had arranged
for the winners. Kallio stepped up
to receive first prize from Con-
gresham Jack WeStland. But
Kallio gave Mailley, the run
nerup. first choice of the awards
as Keith had his fun in winning.
Results of the other flights
Second-Jack Sayers defeated
Charles Habron. up; Joe Lock-
wood defeated Bill Bryan, 5 and
4; Staley Wilson defeated Bob
Rhodes. 8 and Z; Jack Sinclair
defeated Reds Fenwick, 6 and S.
Bob Hope was a surprise visitor
at Chevy Chase yesterday and
reported an 80 in a round with
Senator Stuart Symington, Eu-
gene Carusi and Steve Crom-
well. The comedian was the
senators guest.
On the competitive side at
Chevy Chase, Mrs. Richard
Johnson posted an 81 to win
medal honors in the French High
Commission Cup tournament by
three strokes over Mrs. Ed
Ferriday. who had 81.
In a Treasurer's Cup match,
John Barr turned in a three
under-par 66. holing all puts
although it was under match
play conditions. as he and McC.
Darlington won over D. D. L.
McGrew and John w. Childress,
8 and Z.
East Potomac's golf team was
minus several of it's top players
because of the invitation tourna-
ment yesterday, but still drubbed
Laurel of Richmond, 1918. East
Potomac opens defense of it's
publinks team championship
trophy next week at Anacostia
and appears much too good.
The visitors won the top
match when Pro Wicky Ford and
Dick Lane defeated Milton Lo-
gan and George Pigott, 2 points
to !.
Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bogart. the Districts top anna
teurs who apparently never run
out of challengers. handed the
Spencer brothers. Cliff and
Glenn. a 2-and-1 defeat in an
exhibition at the VFW (old Ca
toctin) Club in Frederick yes
terday. The amateurs had
two-under-par best ball.
Glenn Spencer was host to-
day to a Middle Atlantic PGA
Pro-amateur at the VFW Club.
Weekend golf winners in
handicap events. ETC., some
staged for the benefit of the
Junior golf fund:
Congressional - Blind bogey. Ben
searff, ss-lSI74 "; r: Peterson; a.
Lynch. 10y gross 81; D. S. MARI low
~ Manor es: IS Sweepstakes. 70 9illy 81 HeimeT,
By; Carl Baetznsr. ss-ls~6a.
Indian Spring--Two-man team quail
ffyidg viii Hm bi5T AInts Ss and George Thornton
It aualitylns sc5ass Jass
Wild, -73; Billy Mtrain, "A. Moore Cup,
Jack Mertz leads With a H. with Jack
Kenxood@Biind bogey. Sam Del vec-
chic, s2,s-74; A; B. Laing, s9-6~74;
3 EsF'e Maa sl-a974 b9st 4s-5-4 claFF j.
Woodmont@Iron Duke Championship.
H s eass Warren Vansr K Rrsck Sa's m
class C.. Steve Middleman. Jules Rendle-
man. "a: class D. David Lowenstein, 80. |
Sweepstakes. Buddy Brylawski. 71-3-6S |
In class A; Gil Hahn, SS-15-73 in
Belle :Haven:--Two-man team medal
play, half handicap. low gross. Col. Ben
sS9fye5 se5rener snd Eddie adj PsH nDs ss
John a ~f1gsaskeSso Hmon. SOC. II? % aasedern, e,
sS5 r. il 4 aHd r fSs5 Tsp:I.i ssis NigldRs rs
gross. Bob Miller 70, second Tad Lind
Areyie-Bogey. Ted Harris. ss-1a.
s6.S, rs; Roger MARITIME. STA, rs.
B@sn 4ons Popoiasf eomeda
n.5H oSsCy 7e s;ot Col huEb H.Hnss Msn
worth made hole-in -one on the 155-
yard third hole. his first ace.