Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26

showed they're on their stick for
tomorrow's sectional qualifying
rounds Of the National Amateur
with subpar performances over
their home course Yesterday.
Wild had a 67. 8 under par. to
win gross honors in q sweep
stakes and help Washington beat
Argyle, 16Ha-131a. in a team
match. Carroll had a Sc and.
with Wild. tossed a best bali 81
at Bob MARITIME and Danny Fults.
although the Argyle combination
salvaged a half point on the back
nine with some subpar shooting
of its own.
Other sweepstakes winners
were: Class A, r. H. Rife, 71-8--
63, net. Glass B. j. II. Sim
monds. gross Is; E. S. Coffman,
net. S1-l8-63. Glass c. K. NJ.
Haggerty. gross 81: r. r. Mich
OILS. net 84-20-64.
DR.. Mike Oristian played l
over par golf for Is holes and
with help from Jim Schrider
won the Manor Club two-man
team title. defeating Ed xekenes
and Bill Casson. 4 and 8. Casson
had four handicap strokes.
Schrider two and the others
played even.
NJ. p. Darlington and r. A.
Soderberg won the consolation
over Lee Ritter and Warren Mat
tingly. 2. and 1.
Manor's sweepstakes winners
were N. H. Gildewell, 78-13-65:
Sal DiMaio, 78-13-65; F. r.
Hanlon, 74-8-66; H. L. Hemp
hill, 70-4-66: Bill Park. 77-10-
81. The ladies' 9-hole event went
to Mrs. c. G. Gaylord. 49-18-31,
with low gross to Mrs. H. L.
Lacey with a 81.
Columbia hung an 1915 de-
feat on the Hermitage Club OF
Richmond in the annual team
match. played this year at Co
lumbia. Tommy Galloway and
Freddie Mcleod quit after seven
holes in the pro match.
o. w. Gantt's three under par
SO leads the qualifying for the
club championship at Court
House in Fairfax. with a 10 by
Haynes Osborne and u by Cecil
Moore next. Qualifying ends
August l. L. M. Smith, the de-
Tending champion. is on the bor-
derline with an 80.
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Millef 7s Afsrs Srits S4-1 aertseT. So g.
20-63: AL Blitz. S3-l9-64, 60 holes
Moe Lerner. 40-7.33: Bernie Margolis
Par was substituted i FOR ivy worst hole,
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sWW .saa Peake. S2-1Or72
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Sudeleyt. soi7ss ax er asse sex s Me
and Eichard Ma.son. 20; Tom PiowmarI
an PRf Tssasn a asoReH 2 sweepstakes,
Low gross--Mike Jankowski, one under
Tom Perkins. s2-1s-64: Joe Loliy. S..
nls167 DaSe Kreider. 7s-11-6s: Tor
De roNrRs saS touarternnals two.
man team championship]-Pat Gress
and w. B. Bayfield, defeated w. o. Rittel
and Jimmy Grear; 4 and 2; Hal Rodd,
ffeated Frank Aa o'connslll and e. "A
Ga%as srumte iad defeated a. apadf sra a
ARMY-NAVY points tournament,
Col. r W. Hailaean nrst with A. points
Capt 1; 2 .r Davis .;.s and ID Col. T. Il. Hol'
ARGYLE (Two-man team champion
ship Final---Richard Loveless and Pau
Knollman def. Charles Mattern and Johr
t Anae Is consolationG Isra cush ant
Bill Lytzen def. John Zimmerman ant
an za:ssss ii; a Gem s:=
olds. 5 and 4; Nick Kischitz def. Larr'
CHEVY CHASE mixed tournament
! best nine holes. Julie Hamm and stsn
! field johnson, r.: 72-2la1Eaa5ota' MI
! ROCK CREEK flames c. Bill Me
! mortal trophy Mary Carraher and Vel
| me Lahti def Doris Carpenter and Fran
ce1 KiE Si'NSop 1Blind bogey) }. Il
! Sorrles. s5-10--75. p. 8. Alyerson, ss
1S--7b; Richard Dutton, col 5-75
! Milo christensen. oo.l5-15: !. =; Mc
| IS: r. r. Britton, 90-15-75.