Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24


Volney Burnett, the defending
champion, and Carl Lohren, al
teen-age threat. advanced to
the semifinals Of the club cham
along with Fred Prick
and AL Shorb. Burnett meets
Prick and Lohren plays Shrob
next week.
Burnett won, 2 and /, over
Sherwood Webster, Prick de-
feated Bob Tribble, 4 and 3. Lob
rem defeated Dewey Peake, 3 and
3, ard Shorb defeated Guy
Chamberlain. 6 and 5. in quarter
final matches.
Peg Badger won medal honors
In the women's club champion
ship with an SO. The qualifiers
included Mrs. John r. Daily, the
defending champion.
KENWOOD - Buddy Sharkey
is in the Kenwood club final, as
usual, but his opponent in So
holes next Sunday is Jim Coff-
man. who waded through the
lower bracket in surprising
fashion.
Sharkey, who defeated Larry
former champion. in the
quarter-finals, won, l up, over
John Dunn in the semis. Coff-
man defeated Julian Murphy. 2
and /, and then George Borsari,
2 and /, to get a crack at Shar-
key. nedalist and favorite.
Results Of all other flights:
First fight fsemifinais)--Sam DeiVec-
chic defeated Nino Briscuso, 3 and 4;
Art Youngauist defeated Bud Parks,
Second nisht-A. M. NOwland de-
feated Daniel Shaver. 3 and /.
Third-Martin Derrick defeated Nor
man Meikleiohn, 2 up.
Ferguson. J up.
Fifth.--John Maloney defeated Jack
sixth--Georse Richards defeated R. R.
seSent64R. NJ. Field defeated R. p.
EiFhth-H D. sonneman defeated
l. e. McLaren, and 2. $500,
TenthH~A. B. cypert defeated Norton
5chonfeld. 2 and /.
EleVenth--Paul Norris defeated Nelson
TwelfthMc. E. Kefauver defeated
B. 7 Heinsheimer. 5 and
;, Thirteenth-F. B. Murphy defeated
Vernon Kohlhaus, 2 up.
ARGYLE-Bill Gartner's two
under-par golf en- route to a.
3-and-2 triumph over Tony
Popolaski earned Gartner the
favorite's role in the club cham
which has reached the
Pat MARITIME scored a surpris-
Ingly easy victory over brother
Bob, S and A; Bill August de-
feated Bill Robinson, 2 up; and
Jay Dalton defeated Joe Nc
Cauley. 2 and l, in other matches.
MARITIME meets August and Cart
ner plays Dalton in next week.
ends semifinals.
INDIAN SPRING-In the first
John Feeney Cup tournament,
honoring the clubs president Of
the past several years, Nat Levy
shot a rs and deducted IL handi-
cap to win the Feeney Cup with
a net 81. Jim HUNT won low
gross with a 70.
MANOR-The annual fall field
day drew the usual capacity
turnout and produced Jack
Daniels as the low net winner
with 75-10-65 and George
Cornwell as low gross scorer with
a 34-37-71.
Karl Baetzner won second net
with 82-15-67 and DR.. John
Reilly was next. 77-10--67. Tony
was second gross with
70, and Louis Fuchs and DR..
Mike Oristian tied for third with
74s.
Seven additional entries
boosted the field in the Invita-
ton tournament starting tomor-
row to IS. Members of member
clubs of the District Golf AS
ISOLATION may enter by calling
the golf shop. Tomorrow and
Wednesday are optional qualify
ing days.
FAIRFAX-Willie Beach, who
played the best individual golf
in the Belle Haven Invitation
last week, continued his sub
par antics in defeating his
young brother. Johnny, up, in
a club championship quarter
final.
Other winners we're Beach's
next opponent, Walter Benedict,
4-and-3 victor over Allen Glass;
Frank Varcolick, who defeated
murray Evans. 5 ana 2, ana
Keith Lain, who defeated Jim
McHenry, 6 and S.
COURT HOUSE - Col. Ed
Rasmussen made it three
straight in the clubs senior
championship. defeating Kim
Scott, 2 and /. in the final. The
Glass B event was won by w. B.
Burns. 4 and 8, over Jim Heffner.
WOODMONT- Iron Duke
championship winners. played at
~ holes over the par three
course for the Leopold v. Freud
berg trophies were: Glass A.
Warren Krick. 36-31-3l - SO;
Glass B-Dave Allentuck, $685.
34--104: Glass Cdr. A. Lewis,
38-36-33-107, and Class DIR.
r.. Gratz, 40-35-35-110.
BELLE HAvEN-The Alexan-
dria club kept its low handicap
players home and surprise d
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