Evening star., 1953-07-20
Army Navy Retains
Trophy in Winning
Al Naval Academy

Al naval Academy
Army Navy Country Clubs
golf team plays several social
team matches a season with
country clubs of Virginia. GUAM
ttco and others, but it really
buckles down for the annual
home-and-home series with the
Officers Club at Annapolis.
Army Navy won. 1918, at the
Naval Academy yesterday for a
sweep for the last two seasons as
1t retained the huge trophy.
Col. w. H. Robinson played
the course in par II despite a
tee shot out of bounds on the
second hole. Col. Robinson and
Allen Burton, the Army Navy.
pro. posted a best ball 66. five
under par. to beat Bob williams,
the host pro. and Cliff French,
2l2 points to ". Burton had a
"A despite two bad holes.
George Thornton's even par
10 helped his team win the best
ll-of-foursome play at Manor
Country Club. It was another in
a series of good rounds for
Thornton. who has been par or
better several times of late.
Ralph Gibson had "a, Louis
Fuchs IS and Tom Carney 80.
and minus six handicap strokes
they had net 293 total.
Joe DanzanSky was a double
winner at Woodmont. taking the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. event by
finishing 6 up, and the nine-hole
sweepstakes with 40-8l2. 31A.
Sid Margolis was S up and Arm
and Newmyer 4 up in the first
event and I. G. ak was runner
UP in the other with 4O-8, 80.
and Leon Sherman third. So
5la. 321a.
David Allentuck won another
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. event by
finishing up over DR.. Harry
Douglas and I. Berger, each 2
up.
Youngsters were show-stealers
in the East Potomac Golf Clubs
hole-in-one tournament over the
week end. Nine-year old S. G.
Leoffler III looked like the win
ner Of yesterdays event with an
8-iron shot Is inches from the
pin which was the best with only
an hour to go. But Mrs. Nell
Yates placed one nine inches
away.
Six-year- old Randle Richard
son hit a 5-iron shot 9 feet 2
inches from the pin despite the
fact that the club was almost
bigger than he was.
Winner of the Saturday event
was D. Phillips, 1912 inches. ana
Hank Affronti was second, Is
inches away.
D. H Watson and A. N. Brew
won the Geological Survey tour
nament at East Potomac. Wat
son sco1 ing 85-22-63 and Brew
95-33-62 for a combined net
score of 125.
j. D. Morgan has a good
chance to take the Board of
Governors Trophy at KenWood
after his opening round of &c,
minus % handicap for a net So.
He needs an 80 next week to top
E. c. Wilton. jr., who had rounds
of II and IS and deducted II
handicap from each for a net
130. Second best of the COM
pleted rounds is j F. Wallace
with 82-79 minus 26 for 1876.
John S. Connolly and Bill
Hoyle advanced as the flnalists
in the Miller Cup for ell
handicapperS at Washington
G&CC, the former with one
under par golf in a and vic
tory over Don Lee. and Hoyle
with l up triumph over Dan
Mccarthy.
The Horton Cup, for 1917
handicap division, also is in the
title stage with John Tausig
to meet Wesley Mcdonald.
Tausig defeated Jerry Kluttz,
2 up, and Mcdonald won over
r. A. Elliott. l up.
Mixed scotch foursome win
ners were Mrs. William Miller
ard Chick Featherstone, low net
with 1921. 62, and Mrs. D. r.
Monsees and Tom Broyhill. low
gross with 81.
Mrs. DilloW Smiths 81 minus
23 handicap for a net SO won
the Marie Spates trophy tourna-
ment at Prince Georges. Mrs.
George Adams was second with
104-36. 68. Mrs. Ora Emge won
low gross with an 30.
Other weekend events:
BELLE HAVEN (sWeepstakes)-
OLE handicaps, Charles Nichols,
1912, 81: 13-over; H. w. Ander-
son. 94-25, 50. Two-man team
medal play. John McElroy and
Jim Cassidy. 76-17, SO. Low
gross-Burr Henning, Bob Mead,
So.
ARGYLE - Breakfast four
somes: Jack Willard. Bernie
Moltz. Gus Sasscer and Bob
MARITIME, 277. Low net-G. L.
Gordon, 1910, Sc; gross-Nolan
Gibson. 70.
COURT HOUSE-Mixed scotch
fourSome: Mrs. Rose McBryde
and Dan Kapitan, 42-18. "a in
9-hole event. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Calkins second with Ais, Is.
FORT DUPONT-Women's s.
club event: Carol Hardy, 47-1l,
SO in 9-hole tournament. Mrs.
Eloise Beall second with 52-15.
81. Mrs. Macy McAmis and
Mary 10 Mccarthy tied for gross
with sos.