Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
Col. Dobson and Shorkey
Take Club Golf Honors

Col. Jack DobSon and Francis
buddy Sharkey can lay claim
to two of the bigger victories
IN Weekend golf competition at
clubs IN this area.
Col. Dobson owns the Presi-
dent John w. Rust Trophy after
winning the annual tournament
at Courthouse with a 3-and-2
victory over Odell CAN'T. Dob
son was 4 under par, 80, on
the back nine of the morning
round of the 36-hole final, a
noncompetitlve record, and was
l under for the 33 holes played.
Sharkey, former Georgetown
University golf captain, took top
honors in the first class cham
plonShip at Kenwood with a
card of 70-69-l39. Julian
Murphy was second among those
with handicaps of and under
with 73-72-145.
g Nick Hollander, 74-71-145,
and A. H. Younguist, 77-75-
1852, led those with handicapS
from 6 to 10. Max Bost had the
Seame score as Younguist but re-
4llnquished runnerup honorS on
- draw.
ss@ Other leaders were r. w.
Beers, 159, and DR.. T. L. Hagan,
AGO. in Class B: Ray Bricuso, Ill,
@Rnd F. j. O'Hara, 174, in Glass
&C, and F. j. Lucid. 1856, and L. F..
4Craig. 1888, in Glass D.
=, MANOR-A. w. Braden and
6. C. Whelan will play WedneS-
: day for the second berth in the
final match of the clubs handi-
cap championship. Already in
.gthe final is George Thornton,
: who got there with a 2-and-1
Victory over Tommy Mudd. In
Semifinals matches in the second
flight. L. d. Conner scored over
sE. B. Heimer, 2 up, and DR.. j. G.
Reilly edged John King, l up.
y GOOSE CREEK-Jim Doukas
,ssleads after one round of the 60
hole test for the club champion
ship with a rs. John Alderman
Is in second place with n.
NORBECK-Leading after two
rounds of the 54-hole handicap
tournament for the Board of
Governors Trophy is Abe Rosen-
I field, the former basketball coach
,'at Catholic University. Rosen-
field fired rounds of ga and 81
I, and with his 28-stroke handicap
has net total of 1919, six strokes
better than 81 Sander and
Charles Fishman. Tied for
fourth place are Mel Berman and
Bobby Bremen. each with l40.
ss WASHINGTON-F. M. Thomp-
Bon took the Birney Cup by beat
ling Jack Srone, 2 and /. in the
Sfinal. while L. r. Anton beat
Jack Garrett, 7 and 6. for the
Horton Cup and DR.. j. l.
Humptries defeated Bob john
son. 3 and 2. for the Miller Cup
Players with handicaps of al
least ID competed for the Birney
award, while the Horton Cup was
for those in the l2-l7 handicap
class and the Miller Cup fol
fhose with gift strokes of ell.
In a medal play handicap
tournament. Carl Courtney took
Glass A honors with 7l-6-6s
and Bill Hotter took gross prize
with II. r. B. Swanson. 80-l5-
IS. and Jack Tribe, n. topped
Glass B, while L. A. Heatherman
81, and F.. r. Hitchcock, 9l-l8-
70, were best in Glass c.
PRINCE GEORGES-Gii vii.
lett and Frank O'Connor. 30-3l-
81. and Dough Mattison and Bill
Prison. 3l-30--6i. tied for tn,
honors in a pro-am tournament
While Willett and Bill Harm,
were second with 3l-3l--62.
BETHESDA - Claude Ripp,
End Joe TAFT took the annua
Joe Virga pro-am with ne
score OF 30-29-59. while thre,
teams tied for second--Del Be
man and George Saxon, 1928
go Bill Dudley and Faris Mirage
$50. and George and Bill
NaGhee 30-30-60. Mrs. Franl
s1a@ and Mrs. Mann Hamm tieC
Nth Mrs Herb Rudd and Mrs
3 Jaek Wilton for first place anon
2 " women. each with 33-32-6s
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Murray
Z u sorcd 72-7--65 TO lead tn
~ay D Jim Gibbons tourna
ment, nile gross leaders wer
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