Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-30

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older hands were added to the
list of club champions yester-
day as Dock Jew won his first
title at Brooke Manor Farms
and A. B. Clifford, jr., scored
his initial triumph at Army
Navy. Buddy Sharkey scored
his fourth club title victory at
Kenwood. He also is a two
time champion at Indian
Spring. Del Todd made it
three straight at Rock Greek.
Play reached the finals at
Argyle. Prospect Hill and East
Potomac. while in the last
tournament to hold a qualify
ing round, Joe LaSalle won
the medal at Belle Haven.
Two women's champions also
were crowned, at Bethesda and
Rock Greek. Mrs. Richard
Pifer. favorite in the Bethesda
championship. and a club
champion in New York before
moving here. defeated Mrs.
w. c. Ready, 2 and /.
Mrs. Doris Carpenter sue
cessfully defended her Rock
Greek women's title by defeat
ing Elizabeth Miller, 6 and S.
KENWOOD - DR.. Joseph
Kenrick held Sharkey even for
the last "a holes of their So
hole final but q bad start cost
him a possible upset triumph.
Sharkey was medalist and
heavy favorite.
DR.. Kenrick won the first
hole but lost 3-4-5-7-8 and was
four down at that point. He
still was four down at 10, but
had reduced the margin to two
at the end Of 81. Sharkey
birdied the 10th, or 28th hole
to go three up and closed the
match on IA, 5 and 4.
Sharkey had 70 the first
round.
All other flights except the
first had been completed. That
went to w. F. Drake over r. w.
Beers. 3 and 2.
ARMY NAVY - Clifford
turned in the widest margin
Of the championship season
when his par golf was good
for a 10 and 9 victory over Gen.
@. r. Mather in the scheduled
36-hole final.
Clifford. who has been play
ing in the Service Club event
for about 20 years. or since his
college days. was seven up at
the turn.
General Mather had reached
the final with two consecutive
extra-hol triumphs. the second
a decided upset over Col. WAL
ter Dawson. the defending
champion. The general holds
the Newman Cup. emblematic
Of the club handicap champion
ship.
Other flight winners:
Championship consolation-coi Joe
Chabot defeated @. B. keyes. 2 and /.
First tlight-coi. J. II. jeanette de-
s 'condEcol. r. N. Brewer defeated
Col. R.. Z. Hood, and .
Third-col G. R. Poole defeated
D. 8. FriEzie 2 and 1.
BROOKE MANOR - Dock
Jew. who came to the United
States in 1885 from his native
China. has been playing golf
only six years. He defeated Bill
Borklund. 3 and 2. in the So
hole final. The new cham
pion is an engineer for the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
They we're even ct Is. both
with first-round IT'S. It was the
FIRST time Jew qualified for the
title flight.
Play reached the final in the
women's division where Mrs.
Thomas Konopa defeated Mrs.
John r. Daily, the defending
champion. 4 and 3. and Mrs.
Walter Foley defeated Lillian
Ford. 4 and 3.
Other flight winners:
First hight-Bob Atwood defeated
Bob MeDairmant. 3 and 2.
Seeond.oFrank Berulis defeated Bill
crS TRirdiEsihiTp d bsii.t. defeated Dick
Ll1Fs Oulth8S sRd baker defeated Tom
,Fifth-HaroId Jones defeated Ben
sIxth-pieE rogers defeated Vine.
seVenth1JimO Britt defeated Tony
,.1 EisS:R'. az Kr.mSo t.f....d NH.
ARGYLE-Pat MARITIME and
Joe McCauley will meet over
the 36-hole route for the Argyle
title next Sunday.
MARITIME tossed q back nine
Of 80. including four brides,
at Frank Clark to win, up,
and end another frustrating bid
for the title by the big red
head.
McCauley ended the upset
hinge Of Bud Tapp. winning,
2 and /.
EAST Gary
Robson. whose dad was one Of
the best money players on the
public links before he moved to
New Mexico. and Fred Lukat
reached the East Potomac
finals.
Robson defeated Nick Veach,
4 and 3, and Lukat won over
Charles Habron, 5 and 3.
Jack Dempsey won the club
senior title with a rs, with low
net to Mike Donovan. S6-18-68.
Marguerite Furfari took a
flrst-round lead in the Konopa
Cup tournament with 1926.
81. Mrs. Robert Hays and Mrs.
Robert Sullivan will carry net
83's into the final Is holes next