Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02

that the early Sc by Dick West
of the host club and George Vass,
Washington banker who is a
member of Pennington Club in
Charlottesville. will stand up for
the medal in the Columbia Coun-
try Club Member-Guest tourna-
ment.
West and Vass had IA pars
and four brides yesterday. two
brides on each nine. to top 35
of the teams. Qualifying contin-
usS today and tomorrow and
concludes Thursday. when men,
berS who have out of town
guests will qualify.
A Sc was good enough to win
the medal last year, with Bobby
Brownell and Earl Skinker tying
five teams at that figure and
then winning the playoff. Brow
nell and Skinker won the year
before with a "a. Neither Brow
nell nor Ralph Bogart are COM
peting this year. because they
will be defending their Anderson
4-Ball title in New York starting
Thursday.
Next best early scores were SOS
by Frank Ewing and Fleming
Bomar Of Congressional. and
John K. Barry and Col. A. H.
Allen of Army Navy. A team that
could have been dangerous.
Ricky Willis and Claude Rippy.
shot II, which will be about
one stroke too many for the
championship flight
KENWOOD-Some confusion
has marked the two-man team
championship. 1t was played on
a handicap basis last year but
was to have been played at
scratch this year. Then after
hurried meetings of committees
it was played on a handicap
basis again.
1t will be Buddy Sharkey and
Bert Ferguson against Lou Semia
and John Stadtler in the title
match Wednesday. with Sharkey
receiving one stroke. Ferguson
SIX, Semia five. and Stadtler
seven in the final.
Sharkey was out in 80 yester-
day and with Ferguson defeated
Jennings Snider and John Dunn.
3 and 3 Dunn, who has lust
completed his freshman year at
Bucknell, had to play without
a handicap and spotted Sharkey
one stroke. Semla and Stadtler
defeated Maury FITZGERALD and
Cliff Kohlman. 3 and 2.
BETHESDA-It will be Dr.
d. NJ. zap against Ralph Van
derwerker, and Larry HartWig
vs. r. Garrels in the semifnal
matches of the Presidents Cup
at Bethesda, where the higher
handicap players have taken
over.
DR.. zap defeated Faris Mirage.
and g. Vanderwerker won
over Bill McGehee, 7 and g.:
HartWig defeated John Gonella,
3 and ., and Garrels defeated
Tony DaukaS, 2 and l. in the
quarterfinal matches
ARGYLE-The two-man team
handicap championship. follow :
ing closely on the scratch tour
nament, finds higher handicap
players dominating the semi
finals.
In quarterfinals, George Taylor
and Pat MARITIME defeated Buddy
Tapp and Frank Darr, and g.,
jerry Baadte and Jim Foster
defeated Andy Anderson and
George Reichel, l up; Claude
Lawrence and John Turkish de-
feated Vic Bartlett, ST., and ir.,
up. and Dick Loveless and
Paul Knollman defeated Fred
Edwards and Del Forsythe. 3
and 2.
MANOR-The final of the
drawn out tWo-man team cham
pionship at Manor will find Tom
Dunn and Tony MCGOWAN
against Van Seneseman and Bill
McFerren, j.. the club cham
plon. Thus it will be MCGOWAN
against McFerren from scratch,
with their partners using their
strokes.
Dunn and MCGOWAN defeated
Spencer Howell and Charles
Holmes, up. and the other
iinalists defeated Ralph Gibson
and Louis Fuchs, up, both WIN
ming teams scoring with par
tours on the last hole.
Manor's family tournament
winners in the inside nine were
the McFerren brothers. Jerry