Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
6 Club Golf Champions
All Win for First Time


The six club champions
crowned over the busy golfing
wvek end, Eve men and one
woman, all were winning for
the iirst time At their respec-
tive clubs.
The best golf was BY Fred
Lukat, who routed Gary Rohi-
son, 10 and Q. in the Anal at
East Potomac. The biggest up
set was at Court House, where
Irv Keefer won. 8 and s. over
w. O. Can't.
Pat MARITIME. knocking at the
door for years at Argyle, hirdied
the last hole to seal q l-np
Triumph over Joe McCauley
Hill Tidwell became the first
champion at the new Oxon Run
Club. and 1t. Col. ]. w. War;
rick came from behind TO win
a. Fort Belvor.
Mrs. Jean Bonner won the
women's crown at Prospect Hill.
COURT HOUSE-Keefer led
all the way in defeating CAN'T.
he was three up at nine. two UP
a. Is. and four up at ~.
Keefer was runnerup in the
Sacramento, Calf. city cham
uionship several years ago. and
vas runnefup In the Maryland
Junior Open in 1888. He's 80.
and Il was his first try for the
Court House title. Keefer was
seven over par for the 81 holes.
DR. A. w. Thompson won the
B championship by defeating
Frank Stoppa, up. Lloyd
Kelly won the consolation over
j r. Gessley. up. Fred
Walker won the A consolation
~ default.
Col. AL Holsing won the club
senior title by defeating Col.
Id Rasmussen. up.
ARGYLE - Pat MARITIME be-
came the third member Of the
family to win the Argyle club
championship, joining brothers
Bob and Roger.
Pats 36-hole match almost
vent more than that. but he
dropped = 6-foot birdie putt
On the last hole to halve
McCauley's "gimmie" birdie.
MARITIME was four up after q
morning "A as McCauley three
uutted i've times and shot 80.
McCauley cut the margin to
one on the second 10. but
couldn't get even.
Other flight winners:
Championship consolaticn---J0e Kos-
van defeated Budey Clark. I Up.
n. gniSs'-w .EF Webb defeated jay
sses9d-.Iioyd Farmer defeated Dick
Tnird-Bo6 weaver defeated Merle
pourth-Ersd EDWARDS defeated
PiilsMLafim Saa Alexander defeated
Ass isss4 AsihsSa' sn HI defeated ID
sss sesnth1 " Paolini defeated
4s Eish pIssop; w sS defeated shir.
.ssNl ash-Jass aswnaian. defeated
Paul Kelley, 3 and
Elsvsntn--Asrrs peIurk defeated
Ralph Sterling. and I
EAST POTONIAC-Lukat. q
former Anacostia club cham
pion. crushed young Robson.
in the scheduled 36-hole club
championship anal.
Lukat was several under par
in one Of the best days Of his.
golfing career.
Other fight winners:
p, riTs'0J .S. Fssnold' def. william
sssond--Ed hsaberl asf.. sid sosers
Ikird-aahh caDps asf Laurence
Fourth-Eimer Richter def. WI
liam Moore. ( and z
Invitational mixed scotch
foursome-Fran Wetherbee and
Frank Battista, 10. Mary Todd
and Don Pacuette. 83; Mrs.
Kitty Stout and Julian VIII
Hams. IS. Net-pat Tuck and
Homer Fuller. s0-l4-66: Mar
tina Tanner and Buck Sacrey,
e5-l6-6e: Bernice Anderson
and Woody Grifith. s0-20-7O.
OXON RUN-Tidwell won
the first club championship
held at the year-old course and
the first leg on the Reuben
Hines. sr.. trophy by defeating
Butler. up, in the final.
Stuart Kincheloe defeated
Tom Potter. 4 and 3. in the
first fight final. and Bill Spiller
defeated Larry Curtin, 3 and
:. in the second fight.
Prizes viii be presented at a
championship dinner TO be held
November Is at the Hamilton
Hotel.
In a junior tournament, VIII
liam Friel. IT,. won low net with
l21-40-81. with Joe Sappey
second. 99-13-S6. Nancy Clos
sey won q women's event with
q gross e5, with net to Anne
Friehl. 10l-3O-Tl.
: BELLE HAvEN--Joe LaSalle
and Sonny Blackwell will meet
for the club championship next
week. with LaSalle seeking his
third title in the last four years.
LaSalle defeated Joel Daniels,
: and 3. and Blackwell won. /
up. over George Simpson in
bemifinals.
FORT BELVOIR-Col. War
rick was three down with nine
20 play against MfSergt. Jack
ONeill. but won five Of the next
seven holes and the club title,
2 and /, in a 36-hole final.
PROSPECT HILL-Mrs. Bon
ner, who has been playing golf
less than two years. defeated
Mrs. George Senge. Z and 6. in
the women's championship
final. Mrs. Bonner also was
medalist. and defeated the de-
Tending champion. Eleanor
FRANKIE. in the first round.
Mrs. John Peters won the
second flight over Mrs. George
Brunatti. 6 and 5.
Staley Wilson leads Howard
Chambers. 2 UP. at the halfway
a.