Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-05
New Golf Pro at Woodmont
Has Different Slant on Game

dale club for IA years.
Clarence plans to play in the
major tournaments, the National
Open, PEA and Masters, as long
as he can qualify for them. He
finished 18th in the Open last
year. He will play in as many
of the sectional events as his
schedule permits, but is making
no promises.
The Dosers' daughter Demaris
will remain at Cornell, where
she is a sophomore, but the 10
and ID year old sons, Jack and
Jerry, will go to school here.
Doser has a number of plans
for the Wodmont members that
he will reveal upon his return
from the Masters. He tipped
them off and they're something
special.
Clare Emery, Washington
new pro. apparently had one eye
on the handicap list as he gave
members handicaps based on
their golf swing on the first tee.
But neither Emery's talent for
detecting flaws in a swing. nor
the past performance chart could
indicate that Bill Hoyle would
shoot a IA to win the Emery
introduction tournament with a
74-10-64.
Net winners in class A were
Herb Swartwout and son Lew,
both with 1880; DR.. w. r.
McLister, 1870, and Fred
Zoll, 1880. Jerry Kluttz was
the gross winner in class B with
an 80, with net prizes to John
S. Nicoll, 84-14-70. Ben Cooper
won gross in c with 88 with net
to r. r. Nichols. 89-22-67
Nicoll won the hole-in-one con-
test and Lew Swartwout and
Jack Corbett tied in the driving
with 245-yard swats each.
Manor extended qualifying for
it's golf team through Wedness-
day, Saturday and Sunday be-
cause of the cold weather. Blind
DOGGY winners were M. c. Jen-
kins, 81-7-74; S. E. Andrews.
95-10-85; w. C.. Fowler, 90
5-85; E. w. Leahy. 95-20-75,
and w. E. WEIGH, 85-10-75.
Five tied for the first lucky
number in the Indian Spring
blind DOGGY, Harry Sennett, 90
1870; George Berman, 85-
$50: Joe Goozh. 120-4O-80;
George Gaylon, 105-25-80, and
Mike Stein, 98-18-80.
Georgetown Prep golfers scored
a To Private School League
triumph over Gonzaga at the
Prep course yesterday even
though Tom Mather of the
Eagles upset Henry Grosch, 4
and 2. in the No. l match.
Frank Ewing was the other
Gonzaga winner.
BetheSda's team qualifying
finds Tom Manning in the lead
with a IS. with most of the
rounds yet to be played. Blind
DOGGY winners were Paul Lich-
lyter, 95-17, rs; Tom Hurd, o.
Is. rs and Vincent Pisciotta, l01-
%. IS.
Belle Haven's mixed Scotch
foursome went to Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Woodward with a net of
87-17. 10, with gross to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Swink with a 70.
Curt Turner's 1876. So. won
individual low net honors in
Argyle's foursomes' play. The
best gross rounds were 73s by
Don Sullivan and Sam Parks.
Prince Georges sweepstakes
winners were Howard Valentine,
1913, 70, and Jim Kinder, gross
50 in the first event. and AL
McGrath, 97-27. 10, and Bill
Harms. 1918, 70, with Gil Will
lett, gross rs in the second.
A five-round average of 84.5
gave Mrs. Hartwell MacCartney
low gross honors in the winter
tournament of the Kenwood
women golfers. Mrs. MacCartney
had 422 strokes to 424 for Mrs.
Betty Meckley for five rounds.
Low net winner was Mrs. Nick
Hollander with 461-70, 391.
Mrs. Casey Bowers, 58-19, SO.
was the low net winner in the
9-hole sweepstakes of the Fort
Dupont women golfers. Joan
Craig had low gross Of S.
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