Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
BANAGAN HAS BANNER DAY
Jerry Footer Neors
Fifth Woodmont Title

DR.. Jerry Footer, who won
four club championships in a
row at Woodmont from 1851
through "a, advanced to the
finals yesterday with a 3 and 2
victory over Dave Workman, who
was champion the year before
DR.. Footer started his streak.
Warren Krick meets Jerry
Freedman tomorrow for the
right to play DR.. Footer for the
championship on Sunday.
Cabot Feldman won the Frank
Luchs' Presidents Cup after
sudden-death matching of cards
with Barney Dreyfuss. Feldman
had 73-4-69 and Dreyfuss 1873
SO, but Feldman had birdied
the first hole, one OF his four
stroke holes, for net eagle.
Other prizewinners were
Henry Kaufman. 79-7-71, Jon
England, 79-7-72. Chuck Lubar
77-4-73, Dusty Reimes, Glib
70, Sam Schwartz, 80-7-73 and
DR.. Joe Friedman 89-16-73.
Sweepstakes winners were
Feldman, 1856: Dreyfuss
78-10-68, and I. Forman, 85-
1860, in Glass A. and Ray Git
tleman, 90-19-71; Mike Meyers
97-26-7l, and Charles Gold
stem, 97-26-71, in Glass B.
COLUMBIA - Reds Banagar
has sent more golfers off the
tee than any pro in town, and
there's not much that happens
on a golf course that faxes MINI
But Reds was quite proud OF
the fact that he sent off ZOE
players at Columbia before Ills
yesterday afternoon. 1T was
like a funeral procession here
after $780," Reds said. "but
when they wanted to play we
got them off,"
The 202 included Vice Presi-
dent Nixon. who had 81 in a
round with Harry Merrick
Ritchie Edmonston and Dave
Griffin, jr.
Low gross winners were Kari
Kellerman and John Holzberg
72s. and Griffin and Buddy
Bowie, TBS. Low net winners were
r. G. johnson, 84-2l-63; DR.. w
j. Reed, 76-13-63; DR.. R. j. Nc.
Nulty, 85-20-65, and r. T. Har.
rell ,81-16-65. Don Jones wor
the driving and George Burrow!
the pitching.
ARMY NAVY - The annua
July 4 intraclub match in which
the two losing teams share tn,
cost Of a luncheon, found Army
62-man team the guests of thu
Navy and Air Force for the Sec
ond straight year. The turnou
of 1856 players was a record fol
the match.
In the top-ranking threeSome
Maj. Gen. S. r. Browning scored
AZ points for Army. Admiral w
@. Cooper 2ia for Navy and Gen
Sam Anderson 2 for the All
Force.
In the match between the low
est handicapped players, Col. A
j. Hoebeke of the Army scored
5 points to 3l2 for Col. Waite
Dawson Of the Air Force. anC
one-half for Comdr. Dan Hunt
jr., of the Navy. The loves
round reported was a 70 by Col
j. o. Beckner.
KENWOOD-Col. P. j. Nc
Adams par for a net birdie OF
the 18th hole and halve on thu
18th by c. NJ. Blair and Col. Nc
Adam gave them Kenwood'
two-man team title by a l-ul
margin over DR.. Mike Oliver
and A. P. Rudder.
Other fight results:
second-Scott Riepy and T. S, ston
defeated W.. B. coehrane and JAG
sea TSird! Lou semia and J. W. Stable
defeated Carl HoidredEe and Mac Now
land, and g.
FouTth.~DSniel shaver and C. N
Fisher defeated B. W wasser and W II
6pottswcod. 5 and 4.
,. Fiiih1E ;. W csvawSSuEbh nv and ~ y a
At sin,h-s sn Headiey and H. 1
srookshire defeated Ralph Britton AM
Hunter defeated IL T. Morse and Alai
s' H!ssS,GS e. eiS;G9, and i T9Sms 4
He NiDs.Sn.wi hind 8 wol,ar.h and claud
Pred Hinrichs ) and .,
MANOR - Jim Murray's ne
birdie on the l4th. where h
used one of his 10 HANDICAP
strokes, and Bill McFerren'
birdie-four on the 18th we're de
Gliding holes in a 2-and-l tri
umph over George Thornton an,
m. J. @. Reilly in the finals 9