Evening star., 1953-07-22
Beman Whips POOre,
5 and 4, 10 Reach
Junior Golf Finals

Deane Beman continued his
torrid pace in the Middle Attain
tic Junior golf championship at
Columbia this morning by scor-
ing an easy 5-and-4 semif1nal
victory over Franny Poore. who
yesterday was the hottest golfer
on the course.
Although Beman was 4 over
par for the IA holes played-the
poorest display in his four
rounds-his game was plenty
good enough to beat the IT.
year-old Poore. who just had a
bad day.
The 15-year-old Beman. of
Bethesda Country Club, who
won the tournament medal with
81 at Chevy Chase, took the
first two holes today and was
never headed after that. BY the
end of nine holes he was 4 up.
In the finals late this after
noon, Beman will play the win
ner Of the Jack Lowrey-Jerry
McFerren match. At the end OF
10 holes, the 17-year-old Lowrey
of st. David's, Ont. was leading,
/ up, over 16-year- -old McFerren
of Indian Spring.
Canadians Pleased.
The Canadian golfers who will
meet the District areas top
under-18 golfers in the third
annual Simpson Cup matches
Friday at Columbia are satisfied
with their showing. inasmuch as
they have a contender remain
ing in each of the three flights.
Garry Cowan is the Canadians
14-15-year fight contender and
he will have revenge on his mind
today when he plays Frank
Boyle of Fairfax, who defeated
two Canadians en- route to the
semif1nals yesterday.
In the 13-and-under flight the
visitors still have pint-sized, 12-
year-old Phil Brownlee, who lives
golf, spends every available hour
on the course. and who was not
surprised at all that he beat John
Stock of White Flint by a 8 and
z margin yesterday.
Poore is the son of Elwood
Poore, former assistant pro at
Chevy Chase and now pro-man-
ager of the Valley Forge, Pa,
Club.
Defeats Bruce KeSSler.
Franny spent most of last win
ter in the hospital and he tires
easily, but he looked strong in
the clutches as he defeated Bruce
Kessler, a shop assistant at Ken
wood, up in 20 holes yesterday
afternoon with 2-over-par golf
after playing under in the
morning.
Championship flight (first
round):
Deane Beman. Bethesda, Md. defeated
speilman. Bethesda. defeated John schu-
pore pore, Rhiiadeiphia defeated Harry E:!
ier' Bethesda. defeated Hugh ,Patter-
sanada de{ssssd Ell 5sn Ssmsa gsshesds sdi Ss:
feated Charles Rinker, Fairfax. 2 and i:
Jerry McFerren, Indian SpTing;; oeIeateo nG 60
saPy A9p A9l5s Hn1er sySE ManoP SPRING defeated hd vic
Bartlett. Bethesda. 2 up.
Quarter-f1 finals: Beman defeated Spell;
man, and 4; Poore defeated Kessler. l
S6p and nd bcies g: McFerTen n' defeated Hunter.
14-15 year age fight (first
roundO:
n,:s6: Fsfsh gSs goas EsE1s qis'd sad aSS
Grub. Manor. defeated Gene Girard.
Bethesda, 5 and 4; Jonp punp; o,Ttar hen-
SOS6d S6d qefeesfq 5 csff Lo2en SGGers sao PARK
Chick Cullinane, Kenwood. defeated
larry ITy eHgR egRan balsims6f as Syd
egsda eogIsd Fsrandd and aeisffes Bi staFsr canad
defeated Dan Myers. Arlington. ana e.
ouarter-finals: Beach defeated Grubb1:
g and 5; Dunn defeated Lonren'
and a; Cowan defeated Cullinane. 4
and 3: Boyle defeated Stager' up'
10 holes
13-under flight:
Don Beach. Fairfax. defeated Joe
Loda, Manor, / up. 10 hoies; Tom e. Gdv
monston, coum6ia o1ft! decays Rasi, Pafks SfSy
chevy Chase defeated Carl Carl, MscCa5ties scSI5ies
Columbia. ) and 4 Phil BroWWn1ete Whfts
Flint, 9 and Z.