Evening star., 1954-08-09
District Golfers Hope to Square
Series With VirginioNext Year


Washington will be looking for
a tie in its series with Virginia
when the top amateurs from the
District and Virginia golf asso-
Citations meet next year in Vir-
ginia.
District golfers ended the Vir-
ginians' domination of the
matches at three straight years
yesterday by posting a 1512-to-
14l2 victory at Kenwood. Wash
ington moved within one match
OF evening the series and now
trails by 3-2.
The tournament is played in
fourSomes with the low score
among the four winning each
hole. One point is, given for
winning the first nine, one for
winning the second and one for
taking the entire 18.
In the feature match, r. E..
Loving of Pennington and
George Fulton of Roanoke scored
a 30 victory over Representa-
tive Jack Westland of Burning
Tree and Ben Hartig of Manor.
Jack Roundtree of Bethesda
took low individual honors with
50 and teamed with John Eli
singer Of KenWood for best ball
honors. SO.
DR.. w. H.. Alexander of
Petersburg scored a hole.in-one
on the 164-yard 9Th with a No.
s iron. However, he and Phil
Kinsey. also of Petersburg, lost
the match to Gen. George
Decker of Columbia and Jay
Randolph of Bethesda. ,21a to u.
George Fulton and R. F. Loving. vir-
WeStland and Ben Hartig. Washington
vrss seoped pods sad George ts SI M
Willett and Claude Wild. Washington.
Connie Sellers and Jim Watts. Vir-
a; glnia; scored points to 3 for Jack
ton,
Dave Eweu and Benno Jansen. Viz
EihiIa. scored points to a for Perky
ton.
Aulick Burke and Frank Sutton. vir-
nia shast.y ScoTed reg points to for Bpddy
ington.
:, Ralph English and Jimmy Ranpoid.
Virginia. scored ga points to "a for
R BOB Chandler and Col. Ken Smith.
Dr.. W H. Alexander and Phil Kur-
ses sey. VT yirsinnia n scored Y a point to "a
Ior gen; George Decker and jay Ran
J, Bill Thomlinson and William Brown.
Virginia, scored " point to. ga for
George Cornell and William McFerren,
SENIOR DIVISION.
Or. H. NJ Richardson and John Chap
pell, Virginia, scored 21a points to "a
Tor Tom Belshe and Martin F. Nc
Sonny Severson and Walter Lawrence,
rsnI ana Bsaes 11ess kssser WasS
ington.
Eddie Ault, veteran golfer, and
Richard Mason, an 18-year -old
sophomore at Maryland Univer-
sity. each scored 142 for SO holes
to lead qualifierS in the Indian
Spring club championship. Ault
fired a 10 a week ago and a u
yesterday. Mason reversed that
procedure.
Mike JankowSki scored lat to
lead qualifiers for the Prince
Georges championship. while
George Voigt was second with
$50. Jim Lake won the sweep
stakes event with 85-17-68.,
Ted King took more than his
share of honors in the pro-am
tournament at East Potomac
low gross, 33-36-69; Glass A
net with Hildred Pairque. 20
33-62; Class B net with James
Richardson, 29-32-61, and Glass
C net with Bob O'Neill, 1882
81. John Kirby won low, pro net
with 72-6-66.
Haynes Osborne beat L. E.
Conklin, 2 and /, to win the
Rust Cup at Fairfax Courthouse.
Don Smith defeated Cecil Moore
in r9 holes in the first round of
the club championship.
H. G.. tBud) Park won the
Board of Governors Trophy at
Kenwood with 74-12-62.
The Harrell Cup at Washing
ton went to Sid Carroll and Billy
Martin for their 2-and-1 victory
over John Connolly and Don
Lee. Carroll came back to take
the Richardson Trophy for the