Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-16

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defeated Goose Creek, 1875, with
Mrs Helen Konopa of the win
ners, with 80, and Mrs. Pamela
Smyth of Goose Creek, with 81,
low for their respective teams.
PRINCE GEORGES - There
will be no new names on the
Suburban Trust trophies, with
John Jankowski having repeated
as low gross scorer and Dick
Fighter as the low net winner.
but the latter didn't have to work
as hard as he did last year.
JankOwSki shot a rs to win
gross for the second straight
year, and RICHTER. father Of the
Junior golf star. Ronald RICHTER,
won low net with 75-10-65. Last
year the senior RICHTER won net,
but only after a four-way playoff
MANOR - Ralph P. Gibson
regained the club senior title, a
36-hole low gross event. with
rounds of 80-77 for 157. Low net
was a tie between DR.. j. G. Reilly,
170-30-14O and Ralph Dillon,
166-26-140.
In winning the event for the
third time, Gibson added to his
laurels as a senior golfer. Last
year he and John Miller were low
two-man team scorers in the
Maryland State senior field days.
and they represented the District
L in the match against Virginia's
top amateurs.
BELLE HAVEN = Eddie Ed
wards has a four-stroke lead
going into the second and final
round of the club senior cham
pionship after firing a back nine
of 33 for a II in the first round
r. H. Dunn is second with rs.
OF those who have COM
pleted the two rounds, Col. c.
Krayenbuhl is the leader with
76-75-151. Maurice Lebosquet,
defending titlist, trails with a
IN.
CONGRESSIONAL-Col. Rem
ME Kelly, who has an enviable
record in partner competition
member guest and two-man
team tournaments-drew it a
bit fine in the club two-man
team championship in which he
is paired with Vern johnson.
Col. Kelly and johnson were
two down and three to play
against Frank McArdle and Hal
Roddy, when Kelly rallied with
brides on 16 and II to square
the match and then birdied the
18th to win with his partner.
up. That gave Col. Kelly about
five minutes to get to Columbia.
where he teamed with Bob
Chandler to contribute ia
points for the District team over
Virginia.
George Brandt was another
star in the Congressional Oman
team play. shooting a II. the
low round of his career, as he
and Maury Long had a best ball
of 81 in winning over George
Cornell and Ted Pierson. 3 and 2.
INDIAN SPRING-Four mem
bers won handsome trophies and
100 or more won pins as con-
tributors to the Sports-fo Israel
Fund, part of which will help
send the Israeli team to the
OlympicS.
Arthur Lehman, 76-l3-63 and
Ray Enrich. 89-26-63, tied for
low net and will play of. Mike
Becker was low gross winner
with a So. and Mrs. Edward Sills
won low net among the women.
87-16-71.
WASHINGTON-Don Lees 70
minus six handicap Tor a net 81
is low in qualifying for the clup
handicap championship, with one
week of medal play remaining.
Other low scores we're by Bill
Hotter. 1855; George Price,
1850, and Bill Hoyle,
75-4-7l.
NORBECK - Arnold Pepper
was winner Of the Glass B 10
hole medal play with full handi-
cap, scoring 83-17-66. Class c
was a tie among Rip Davis, 81
800; Harry Dreisen, 96-27-
SO, and Ralph Cohn, 9l-22-69,
while in Class d 1t was DR.. Kiva
Manchester, 94-32-62.
Mel Berman. who has been
golfing only two months, scored
a hole-in-one on the l39-yard
sixth. using an eight iron.
WOODMONT = Eighteen-hole
sweepstakes winners were DR..
Arthur Lewis. 91-25-66; Lou
CORN, 74-8-66; Cabot Feldman.
1866, and Jerry Freedman,
77-9-68.
Lou CORN and Dave Levinthal
had a best ball 81 to win the
pro-schmo tourney. Behind
them we're Chips Cantor and DR..
IN Harry Douglas, "a. and Cantor
| and Sid Abraham. IS.