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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Can't, Sphinx Toke
Low Gross Honors

odell Can't and Mike Sphinx
shot an 80 to take low gross
honors in a pro-junior Pine
hurst Scotch foursome golf
tournament yesterday at Court
House Country Club. Bob How
ard and Steve Truck, IT,, were
second with SO.
Net honors went to Mrs. A.
j. Lyons and Beverley Jones
with 92-17-75, and Frank
Page and John Tankard, IT,,
88-l2-76.
Jim Hefner scored two eagles
yet lost his match to Irv Keifer
in the first round Of the club
championship. Heffner hit the
pin on his drive on the 310-
yard, par-4 sixth hole. On the
10th, a 460-footer. he used a
driver, 4-wood and q 6-foot
putt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Pole Scores Upset
Over U. S. VuuIter
In Puris Games

PARIS. Sept. 2 R.-Zenon
Wazny today scored a surprise
victory over Jerry Welbourn Of
the United States, to win the
pole vault gold medal Of the
University Of Paris games.
Wazny cleared IA feet, So
inches. Welbourn. formerly of
Ohio State and now in the Air
Force. could do no better than
IA feet, IA inches. although he
has several vaults Of better
than IS feet to his credit.
Mrs. Earlene Brown. the 226-
pound United States women's
shot-put champion from Los
Angeles, finished second in her
speciality to Galina Zybina,
Russia's 1852 Olympic cham
pion. Miss Zybina tossed the
shot 81 feet, 8 inches. Earlene
got OF a good heave Of A feet,
4 inches.
Ira Murchison. the Chicago
speedster who is coholder Of
the world record of 1O.1 for 100
meters. qualified for the final
Of the 200-meter dash by fin
ishing second to Leonid Barte-
niev. Of Russia. Murchison was
timed in 22.2. Manfred Ger
mar Of Germany led the quail
iflers with a time Of 2l.5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Ham Richardson
Defers Decision

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7 up.
Ham Richardson today with
held comment on whether he
would accompany the United
States Davis Cup Tennis Team
to Australia. He said it may
be a month before he has a
final decision.
Richardson arrived here to
visit relatives Of his wife. who
already was here. and TO appear
in exhibition matches here
Wednesday and in Baton Rouge
Thursday.
He has indicated he may not
go on the trip unless his wife
can go along. But United
States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton offlcials have insisted no
wives may 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Spencer
Named Pro at
Laurel Pines

Cliff Spencer, veteran Dis
trict golf professional. has been
named pro at the new Laurel
Pines Golf Club on Bowie Road
in Laurel. 1t was announced
yesterday by Gillie Shapiro.
owner and president.
Spencer took over immedi-
ately and viii be on hand for
the ofhcial opening day next
Friday. The course viii be run
on a setup similar to Brooke
Manor Farms. or small initia-
ton fee an dpay-as-you-play.
It has 10 holes at present and
the other eight win be opened
in the late fall or spring. A
clubhouse is under construction.
Spencer resigned from Cla-
renee Doser's stah at Wood
mont. where he has been teach
ing pro during the summer and
winter pro during Doser's abb
sence at his winter job at Vero
Beach.
Cliff is best known here for
the many years he was pro at
Prince Georges. then known as
Beaver Dam. He also was pro
at East Potomac. and Elizabeth
City. N. c. Cliff virtually has
retired from competitive golf
but for years was among the
top-ranked pros in the section.
He won the Maryland Open
three times, and many other
titles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

Largest qualifying section Is
metropolitan New York, where
81 players will compete for Ia
places. Chicago and San Fran
cisco each will furnish IL quail
fiers from entries Of 80 and 80.
Entries and qualifiers places
in other sections:
Los Angeles tSept. l0), It's:
Denver, 81; Washington
d. c.. 8-3: Jacksonville. Fla,
9-3; Atlanta, Ia: Indianap-
oils. 10: Boston, 23-S: De-
troit. 81: Minneapolis, It's;
Kansas City. i5-5; st. Louis
100. Rochester. NJ. Y, 15-5:
Greensboro, N. c.. ia: Co
lumbus. Ohio. 100: Tulsa
Okla. o-3; Philadelphia. 49,
4: Pittsburgh, Ia: Memphis,
So; Dallas. 60: Richmond,
Va, So; Tacoma. Wash,
1916.
A second 18-hole qualifying
round viii be played at Ridge
wood September 80 to deter
mine 80 qualiflers for match
play. In addition to the cham
pionship competition. there will
be l6-man match-play flights
for non-qualifiers and an 1e-
hole stroke competition for
first-round losers in the cham
pionship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Senior Amateur Crown
scr -
Sought by $50 Golfers

NEW YORK. Sept. Z R.-
The entry list for the United
States Golf Association, senior
amateur championship jumped
about IS per cent this year to
3s4. the USGA said today. The
tournament will be played at
the Ridgewood. N. j., Country
Club. September 80 through
October 5.
Four players are exempt from
sectional qualifying and the re-
manning $50 win shoot for, li6
places in the tournament proper
IN sectional rounds at Los An
geles and San Francisco Tues
day and at % other locations
September II.
4 To be eligible for the senior
amateur, q player must have
reached his 55th birthday by
September II and must have a
handicap Of not more than 10
strokes.
The exempt players are
Frederick J. Wright Of Water
town. Mass. and j. Clark Espie
Of indianapolis, winner and
runnerup last year; j. Wood
Platt Of Philadelphia, the 1855
champion, and Chick Evans Of
Chicago. national amateur
In 1916 and 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Boswell Captures
Blind Golf Again

HAMILTON, Ont. Sept. Z
R.-Shooting an amazing 90
over the final 10 holes, Charlie
Boswell, former University Of
Alabama football star, today
won the fourth annual Inter-
national Blind Golfers cham
pionship for the third successive
year.
Boswell went out in 50 today
and returned with a nine-over
par A. the lowest score for the
nine holes in the two-day
matches, to make his 36-hole
total Of 1893.
Nick Genovese, Of Dundas,
Ont, was second with 207, Har-
old Mitchell Of Hamilton Glen
dale, finished third with 20s.
In fourth place was Phil Leder-
house Of Prince Albert, Sas-
katchewan. with 226.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

a description of a missed shot
that led to a bad hole, with
the bad hole leading to q series
of bad holes.
The fault here lies, I think,
in allowing tension to build UP
as you 60 along from hole to
hole. The possibility Of q good
score for the round keeps loom
ing larger and larger-until
your thoughts are scrambled.
You hit one shot and begin
thinking Immediately about
the next one. First thing you
know. you tighten up. Then
comes the bad shot, the bad
hole. and the run Of bad holes.
The best way to avoid this
is to take it easy between shots.
After you hit your drive, think
Of something else besides your
game and score, until it's your
turn to shoot. Talk to your
playing companions. Relax.
Then when it comes your
turn to shoot, start concern
trating on the task at hand and
give it your best effort.
tcopyright 1857, John ?. Ollie Col
Mail offer: To receive your
free copy Of DR.. Middlecoff's
booklet, The Putt" send him
your request and q stamped. |
return envelope in co this
paper.
Wednesday: Snap Hooked
Tee Shot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Open Tournament
Proposal Rejected
BY USLTA Group

FOREST HILLS. N. Y, Sept.
TtR.-The Executive Commit
tee Of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association today re-
jected the proposal Of an open
tennis championship permit
ing pros to play against anna
teurs.
The proposal was made by a
special committee Of the
USLTA, which had suggested
previously in q report that an
open championship be con-
Quoted under the associations
auspices.
The special com mittee,
headed by Edward Turville Of
ST. Petersburgh, Fla. said that
after months Of intensive study
II was influenced in favor Of
open tennis by Two considera-
tons:
al. The present state of
amateur tennis. with respect to
practices that are becoming in
cteasingly widespread in the
payment of expense money to
leading players for their par
ticipation in tournaments.
"2. The intolerable situation
facing US az we find ourselves
developing champions at con-
siderable expense only 70 have
them turn to professional
tennis"
The executive committee said
lts opinion was unanimous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

prima donna. 1t wasn't money
that was involved. 1t was Just
her temperament.
I'VE aren't going to follow
her around and wait for her to
make up her mind. That merry
go-round would make anyone
dizzy"
Miss Gibson said at Forest
Hills she was "fiabbergasted'
at Philpott's blast and added:
He must have a grudge
against me or something. !
don't know why"
Althea said she told Lorne
Main. Canadian Davis Cup
player, three weeks ago she
would not play in the tourna-
ment.
II also told my association
I wasn't going" she said.
What is all the commotion.
anyway"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Quuntico Net Team
Nips Prince Georges

The Quantico Marine took
three Of four singles matches
to defeat Prince Georges Coun-
try Club. 4-3. in a class A Mems
Interclub Tennis Association
match yesterday at Prince
Georges.
: Frank 90 defeated Lindy Kshos.
Tom Bradford Co) defeated Larry
Middlekamp, Ga, Ga.
Reed Williamson (o) defeated Bob
Davis, lie, 90.
Mort stimler cPo) defeated Bob
Jensen, 6-3, 81.
Doubles
Spears and Williamson Co) defeated
Davis and Stimler, 3D., 6-3.
Kehoe and Middlekamp tPd) de-
feated Bradford and Merck Bishop,
b., 6--3, IS
Bob BURGESS and Bill Bell tPo) de-
feated Frank Chambers and Pau
Barcus, 8--3, 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
AItheo Called Primo Donna
By Conudion I Journey Head

TORONTO. Sept. 7 R.-
Doug Philpott, tournament
chairman. today called Althea
Gibson a "prima donna" and
odd he was scratching her
name from the invitation list
Of the second annual Inter-
national tennis tournament to
be played here next week.
Miss Gibson, winner of the
Women's title at Wimbledon
this year and favored at Forest
Hills. originally had accepted
an invitation. But in an inter-
view today Philpott said:
"She's definitely not coming.
We've been calling her at Forest
Hills and she just wouldn't give
US a straight answer on whether
or not she'd be coming.
"Althea was always hard to
handle. being one of the games
most temperamental players.
But now she's turned into a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Patton Heads
U. 5. Field in
Amateur Golf

BOSTON. Sept. Z (R.-Minus
Harvie Ward. winner the last
two years. the most wide-open
National Amateur golf cham
pionship in years opens here
tomorrow with ~ first round
matches.
With Ward sitting this one
out as an applicant for REIN
statement because of viola
tions of rules concerning his
expense accounts, it appears
any one Of rs or 80 players
could win.
All members Of the British
and American Walker Cup
teams are entered. which could
produce a mild British threat.
Reid Jack, current British
titlist and Joe Carr, 1858
champion. are the top visitors.
Billy Joe Patton, q great
match play golfer, is one Of the
top American favorites, closely
followed by Bill Campbell, Rex
Baxter. the intercollegiate
champion, and DR.. Frank Tay-
Tor. who beat Ward several
times in California tourna-
ments.
Five former champions are
entered. Chick Evans Cl9l6-
20, Jesse Guilford t192D, Dick
Chapman Cl940). Willie Tur-
mesa (1938-3S) and Ted Bishop
(l946) but none of them are
playing top-fiight golf at
present.
Play viii be over the plush
Country Club course at Brook
line, Mass. a suburb. It was
rs years ago this summer that
Francis Ouimet won the Ma
tional Open there in a playoh
with Harry Vardon and Ted
Ray. Several holes have been
changed. however. Par is
36-36-72.
One. round is scheduled
Tuesday and two rounds
Wednesday and Thursday. The
semifinals and finals Friday
and Saturday will be at SO
holes.
Six District amateurs are
On the scene for practice
rounds. Claude Wild Of Burn
ing Tree meets Charles Nc
Of Peabody, Mass, to-
morrow; Perky Cullinane Of
Bethesda plays Campbell, 1855
Cup captain: Deane
Beman Of Bethesda plays Jack
Oonohue of Des Moines: Tony
MCGOWAN Of Manor plays Dick
Host Of the 1855 Walker Cup
cam. Carl Lohren Of Brooke |
Manor meets Ed Martin Of
Winchester. Mass. and Jay
Of Bethesda plays
Phil Donohue Of Sioux Falls. !
! NAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
TO GREEN
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

William Teacher Co. Ralph
Beach of Baltimore's Suburban
Club is the defending and
three-time champion.
The Mid-Atlantic PGA's del
egates to the National PGA
Convention November 7-15 at
Long Beach. Calf. will be
elected at q special meeting
September is at Suburban.
Warren and Peggy Kirk Bell
open a new lodge at their Pine
Needles Club in Southern Pines,
October IS. with the new one
for both men and women guests.
&E&
A record field Of more than
lao is expected for the 26th
annual National Press Club
tournament at Brooke Manor
Farms September IS. Claude
Wild. the Maryland amateur
champion. will defend his Press
Club title. as will Joe Gambia
tese the championship among
active newsmen.
Kenwood's junior golfers
conclude their ambitious jun
ior program with the cham
pionship match and q picnic
supper today. Dahn Linkins
viii meet 13-year-old Dave
Turner in the title match. The
supper will follow at 7 pm.
with a Snead VS.. Middleton
film to follow.
Pro Witty Cox persuaded
Warner Gray, his assistant, to
make one Of his rare appear
ances on the Congressional
course the other day. Witty
then showed Warner how the
game should be played, shoot
ing a 4-under-par So even
though he missed q half-dozen
6-foot puts. He could have
been so without any trouble,
said, shaking his head.
Thursday is the absolute en-
try deadline for the Maryland
State women's championship
which starts a week from to-
marrow at Prince Georges. Mrs.
Fred Trew is accepting entries
1t OIL. 1929.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
School Boy Cueer
Makes HoIe-in-One

Bill Scharnikow, IT,, a basket
ballplayer at Northwestern
High School, made a hole-in-
one on the l54-yard seventh
hole at Fairfax.
Scharnikow, II years old,
used a six iron for bis first ace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

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A few years back at the Gen.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

al George Diffenbaugh Of Ken
wood is the Middle Atlantic
PGA's candidate for "Golf
Professional of the Year" hon.
ors. Diffenbaugh. honored at
q testimonial at Kenwood last
spring, was selected BY a COM
mittee appointed by Max Elbin
OF Burning Tree, the Mid-At-
lantic PGA president.
~ Each PGA section submits a
candidate and the winner is
chosen from a committee APP
pointed by the National PGA.
This is for home pros and is not
to be confused with the PRO
Golfer Of the Year" award,
which almost certainly this
year viii go to Dick Mayer, the
National Open and World"
champion.
Spencer Overton, the vet
eFan Rolling Road golfer long
active in amateur tournaments
here, won his club champion
ship last week for the 23d time.
Can anybody top that? !.
Brooke Manor Club has closed
its membership after the maxi
mum Of $50 had been reached.
Prospective members now 60 on
q, waiting list.
80 %* 49,
Twelve-man teams from In
dian Spring. Norbeck and
'Woodmont meet next Sunday
m what will be an annual
team match sponsored by the
Hebrew Home for the Aged.
Woodmont'S Dave Workman has
devised a style Of play which
viii have four tandems from
each club playing at each of
the three courses. Play win be
best ball Nassau.
The fifth annual Mid-Atlan-
tic PGA senior championship
for the Teachers Trophy will
be played September 1920 at
Prince Georges. The winner will
receive an expense-paid trip to
Dunedin. Fla, next January
for the National PGA Seniors
championship as guest of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Houd, RosewuII Win
On Pro Tennis Tour

sCHEvENINGEN, Neither
lands, Sept. 7 tP.-The Aus
tralian members Of Jack Kra-
mer's touring professional ten
mis- troupe came through with
victories today.
Lew Hoad defeated Pancho
Segura, 8--6. 2-6. 60, and
Ken Rosewall turned back
Kramer, 80, 6-3. In the
doubles Hoad and Seeura
paired for a &c. 6-l, Ga
victory over RoSewall and
Kramer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
DOcTORING
YOUR GOLF
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

Patients complaint: Mid
round slump.
Dia gnosis: Concentration
loss.
Treatment: Take 1t easy be-
tween shots.
Here's one Of COLTS more fire.
quent complaints: II was going
along great until. i. ;" The
until" is usually followed with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
The Seorch Ior Siors
- ~,&->,>
~ - 60 - ~ ' -@z&4Hb5 ~ AHSnA

More than so singers and
instrumeptalists turned
out recently when Mrs.
Shirley Fredericlks, daugh-
ter Of Lawrence Welk, Wis
tied Washington to audi
ton prospects for her
fathers Top Tunes and
New Talent Show Mon
day, $3.50 pm, WMAL--D.
At right, Mrs. Fredericks
interviews The Heart-
strings, q singing trio
composed Of from left
Rose Thorman Of Arling-
ton and 10 Anne Tolson
and Betty Waller, both of
Washington. Three other
hopefuls are shown au-
ditioning below. Another
talent search Is here June
l4-l8 when Mark Russell,
scout for Arthur Godfrey,
Is ct WTOP-9 to addition
prospective stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Senators Probe Burning
Of eomster Records

the seating Of delegates and
the election Of officers.
Senator Mcclellan. Democrat
of Arkansas. chairman Of the
Senate committee, issued Q
statement late yesterday say
ing q Transfers attorney has
reported that a hotel maid had
thrown the documents in a
Miami Beach hotel incinerator.
Senator Mcclellan also said
that when Senate investiga-
tors requested the name Of the
maid so that she might be in
terviewed. they were told she
had died Of q heart attack.
However. the union attorney
was quoted as saying he felt
that most Of the documents
could be recovered and that
those that were would be made
available to the committee To-
morrow.
In Miami. the Eden Roc Ho-
tel. the convention headquar-
tiers. said that . day maid who
had worked in the Transfers
Eden Roc ONCE did die Of .
heart attack on October 3. The
woman. stricken while of duty,
was identified as Mrs. Jane
Lockhart. 81.