Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-09

al AOl dl1loOLl ol1O oCl tllC LIZ
by. who were partners of Jimmy
Demaret and Vic Ghezzi in q
tournament last week at Con-
cord, N. Y, picked up enough
pointers to win Norbeck Clubs
two-man team title yesterday
defeating Max Gershen and Bud
Sickman. 2 and l.
The golf partners also are
business partners in tower con-
struction. In the Pro-membel
at Concord. Abramson and De-
maret finished second.
Abramson had the best round
of his life yesterday. a n, and
the winners had a best ball OF
even par. They led, l up, at
the turn.
Other flight results:
Second-Sam Gordon and Hank Lit.
man defeated Henry Lee and Dan Da-
Third-Waiter osus and Norman Fl.
ltson defeated Milt Davis and 81 Block,
VI. F0uT n. BAL c0hp and Or. Harry
Rather. l up. ~ holes.
PRINCE GEORGES = Several
hundred watched the United
Voluntary Services charity ex-
hibition match, and more than
100 of the Prince Georges mem
bers played a round that will
be matched against one of the
stars competing in the tourna-
ment for the benefit of the UVS
Swing Clubs.
Jack Harrison, the National
amputee champion. had an Sc
minus a five handicap for an
81. but with Gen. Floyd Parks
lost, 3 and 2. to Gil Willett, the
host club champion, and John
Larson of the Veterans Admins
tration.
Best score of the Prince
Georges members who competed
in the nationwide event was
Bob Vests 76-9-67.
CONGRESSIONAL = This is
Frank K. Smiths year for
medalist honors. Smith and Tom
Pritchard were low qualif1ers in
the clubs two-man team champ
ionship with a So. and earlier
in the season Smith and Mai
John Anderson won the medal
in CongreSsional's Member-Guest
tournament. Match play starts
next week end.
In CongreSsional's play in the
UVS tournament. Ted Huntley
chose to match his round against
Bob Hope. and shot 1876.
INDIAN SPRING "A number
of handsome trophies have been
donated for the Bonds-for-Israel
tournament which will be played
next week end at Indian Spring.
Part of the funds raised through
sports events this year will help
send Israel's team to the Olym-
pics.
DR.. Alan Weisberg and Bert
AnSell tied for low gross honors
in the Board of Governors tro-
ply play with Ills and will play
off next Sunday. Harry Pinson
had low gross with 35-4l for a
rs, minus 10 handicap for ret
&c.
ROCK CREEK-MrS. George
Carpenter won the women's club
championship, defeating Mrs. Del
Todd, 3 and 2. in the final
The mems championship is in
the final with Del Todd against
Buck Sacrey. Todd defeated Lou
Spangler, S and 4, while Sacrey
won by the same margin over
Ted Lively.
NOOOhOlN 4 LIT. Jerry
Footer played sub-par golf in
defeating Gerald F.. Friedman.
2 up. in the Glass A final Of
the 9-hole match play cham
pionship. DR.. Footer had a 20
in winning his seminal and
final matches and with a four
handicap for a net &C., also
was sweepstakes winner.
In the Class B final, Dr.. NJ.
Greenberg defeated DR.. r. Res
nick, l up. The Glass c title
went to Ben Singer over DR..
A. Chase, l up, and Aaron Gold
man won the Glass d title by
default.
KENWOOD-W. F.. Watkins
won the club senior champion
ship, decided at medal play.
handicap. when he shot a "a
and deducted nine handicap
strokes for net SIS. H. T.
Morse. 79-l2-67, and James
Emelio, 87-20-67, tied for Sec
ond.
Emelio, defending champion,
was out in AZ. and although he