Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-04

gest winner on the Labor Day
golf front as more than 40 per
sons signed to contribute a pint
Of blood and competed in the
tournament staged by the Red
Cross. the host Bethesda Country
Club. and Bethesda merchants
who donated prizes.
Les Barker and Dick Tetritz
tied for low gross with BIS. Low
net winners were John Lansdale,
9l-24-67, and Jack Devine, "a
1868. The host club waived
other tournament activity for
the day to devote all efforts to
the cause.
! INDIAN SPRING - Richard
Mason, former club champion,
who was home for the week end
from Norfolk, where he is a
lradar operator, apparently is
getting time for an occasional
round of golf while in the service.
At least he was in top form
as he won low gross in the A. S.
Kay trophy play with a 31-35-
Sc, with a front nine that in
Icluded three brides. an eagle and
a DOGGY.
! Max Jeweler won the trophy
with an 83 minus 20 handicap for
a net So. Play was over the ole
course, although about 1870 mem
bers tested the new layout.
CONGRESSIONAL--Mrs Alex
Iander Leggin and Bob Chandler
put together one of the seasons
best mixed scotch foursome
rounds, a 36-36-72, for low
gross honors.
Low net went to Mr.. and Mrs
Castor Miller. 83-18-65, fol-
lowed by Mrs. T. B. Burns and
Frank McArdle, 82-16-66; Mr..
and Mrs. N. w. Oldt, 77-11-66;
DIR. and Mrs. Luther Gray, 81
1876; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Borth, 87-21-66, and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Mari, 83-17-66.
] COLUMBIA-Billy Curtiss and
Griff Holland both matched PAL
of 70 in the Labor Day tourna-
ment, but the thrill was the
biggest for Holland, who is an
leight-handicap golfer. He won
low net with 70-8-62, followed
Iby DR. Hayden Kirby Smith, 49,
1876, and Jackie Holzberg
l80-14-66.
Gross winners were Curtiss
10; Buddy Bowie, II, and Maury
Nee, hitting the prize list for the
first time since his return after
several years in Europe, 70.
j. B Heron won the hole-in-
one contest with a shot 3 feet
from the cup on the eighth hole
and DR.. Charles Shelton, jr., wor
the driving.
BELLE HAVEN-Mixed scotch
Ifoursome winners were Mrs. Viii.
liam Adler and Robert Dunn
I79-17-62; followed by Mr.. anC
Mrs. L. E. DeCamp, 93-26-67
and Mrs. William Dickinson anc
Joe Schoen, 92-25-67. Low
gross went to Harriet Hammond
and George Meloon with a rs.
i KENWOOD - Mrs. George
Noble and Joe Gambatese wor
the mixed combined score tour
nament, SO holes, by an 8-stroke
margin. Mrs. Noble with SO and
an exceptionally fine second
round of "A. and Gambatese with
I75-74, and minus a combined Il
handicap for 294.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Alexander
were next with 166 and 1853. re-
spectively, minus 80 for 3O2,
while Mrs. Roy Lindgren, 1873
and James Coffman, 154, were
third with 1877 minus "a for 300
! Ellis Stone plunked a 5-iron
shot into the cup on the 162-yard
sixth hole in a round with Frank
Mulgannon. Bill Drake and Peter
Trouchaud.
PROSPECT HILL - Stale,
Wilson was low gross winner
with n and low net with 77-6-
~ in handicap event. Howard
Chambers. 79-6-73, and William
Mossrush. 101-28-73, tied fol
second. Mrs. Lee Ryan led the
women with 12S-58-7O.
/ CHEVY CHASE-Gregory s
Prince won the annual Labor
Day Secretary's Cup event with
75-9-66. Henry Ravenel was
next, 82-15-67.
In a handicap event over thu
three-day holiday. John Walker
III had II one-putt greens and
only rs puts for the round a,
ne set a personal scoring RECORD
with a So and won with $3.50
stephen Allies. 75-l0-65. and
G. M. Ferris. jr., 83-17-66, wer.
next. John L. Barr, jr., had a
gross 70.