Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
Burnett Comeback Wins
Brooke Manor Golf Title

Volney Burnett's comeback at
Brooke Manor Farms, where he
won his second club title after
being 5 down. and Frank Wool
ley's crushing triumph in the
Belle Haven finals featured the
club championship activity yes
terday. Most of the mems and
women's champions now have
been decided.
Col. Walter Dawson Of Army
Navy recaptured the Army Navy
title, while the Burning Tree
championship also was decided
Claude Wild defeating Bus Flem-
Ing, 2 and /, to add that to his
Washington G & &C crown.
In women's finals, Mrs. John
Daily repeated at Brooke Manor
Farms. Mrs. Joseph Smyth re.
gained the title at Goose Creek
and Evelyn Toby became first
time winner at Westbriar.
BROOKE MANOR FARMS -
Burnett was five down to young
Carl Lohren after 18 holes of
their final, but Burnett wor
19-20-21 to yegain three holes
back in hurry, and finally
squared the match at the 10Th
He won the 35th when Lohrer
three-putted. and the 36th when
Lohren was in trouble all the
way for a Cup victory.
Mrs. Daily, a former Manor
champion, won her SECOND
straight women's title, defeat
ing Peg Badger, 2 and /.
Other flight winners in the
mems championship.
:, First-John Thornburgh defeated Lol
second-cy ssntini defeated Dor
Third-Roger Green defeated Tom
Manning, and 1.
Zachary Fortunate. ] up.
F1fth-Ed Ryals defeated Vince Bate
: sixth-William Bailey defeated clyd,
Other hieht winners in the women.
championships:
:, First-Doris stillwen defeated Mrs
Harold Lohren, ! up.
Virginia Kemp. 5 and 4
Third-Mrs. Eugene Kearney defeated
BELLE HAVEN-Woolley, now
champion in Belle Haven in 1910
'48. so. 50, Sc, was playing in
the tournament for the first time
in three years. He was two over
par in crushing Joel Daniels, II
and 10, in the scheduled 36-hole
final.
Daniels, who the previous day
had scored a major upset over
Joe LaSalle, the defending cham
pion. had won his career match
against LaSalle and was no
match in the final.
Woolley. who is 40, was nine
up after 10 holes.
Other fights Consolation-John Anon
defeated Adm. M. F. Leslie. 5 and &:
Eirst,,-,Jim svink defeated Lieut.. Col.
aaarold ,Wickiund, 9 and 5; Third
sant. 3 and, 1 Fourth-Joel Baker de-
feated w B. Smith, . and /; Fifth
CHARLES Jones defeated James Thomson,
and l Sixth-Frank Hale defeated Leo
sinclair, 8 and ] SeYenth-Harvey Han
nah defeated William Bourne. 5 and 4.
WESTBRIAR - Miss Toby
won, 4 and 3, over Mrs. Billie
Davis in the Westbriar women's
final. Her twin sister, Eleanor,
won the consolation over Mrs.
M. Parker Nolan, 5 and 4. Mrs.
Helen Ryon won the first flight
over Eileen Slack, / up. Mrs.
Duty Hartley won the conso-
lation.
ARMY NAVY-Col. Walter
Dawson won a 9 and Z match
from Col. Robert Allen in the
Service Club final after leading,
4 up. after Is holes.
CHEVY CHASE-The clubs
mixed scotch foursome cham
pionship tournament, played
alternate drives and not selec-
tive, was won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. ,Bogue with 80-9-71,
Mrs. John w. Latimer, jr., and
Arnold Wilcox were second with
87-15la-7112. Low gross was
won by Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Burke, jr., with an 80.
WOODMONT - Fifteen-year
old Chuck Lubar. the club
junior champion, had his first
par round, a ~, and with it de-
feated Bobby Goldstein. 3 and
l. in the first round of the club
handicap championship. In the
only extra hole match of the
first round, Sam Schwartz de-
feated Robert Cramer, l UP in
10 holes.
GOOSE CREEK-Mrs. Smyth
played the round out after win
hing, z and 6, over Mrs. Richard