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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
VORIS PLANS BUSY SCHEDULE
Schoo|boy Golf Champ
Will Seek USGA Title

found that Voris first turned in
a card in junior golf five years
ago. 1t was a 119. He's come a
long way.
Dave is a shy youngster. He
attended Sherwood High in
Sandy Spring until this year. a
school that doesn't have a golf
team. He has played in some
Of the junior events without
much success, and last year in
the Schoolboy Championship he
qualified for the second flight
and lost in the first round.
Last week Voris qualified with
a 79 at Norbeck, one stroke I'M
der the limit. He drubbed Chuck
Robb Of Mount Vernon. 6 and 5
over his home Manor course. Ir
the second round he played Lo-
gan Wilton the day after Wilton
had upset Keith Bowie, tourna-
ment favorite. Voris won that
one, then defeated Cullinane ir
IS holes in a real surprise.
Voris has another year al
Bulls. and another crack at the
title. He plans a full summer OF
tournament competition, includ-
ing the United States Golfing
Association junior championship
over his home Manor course, il
he qualities.
1t was the first time a Bulls
student has won the title. Be-
Chevy Chase still has a
wide edge with nine champions
No other school has more than
two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

For the past few years the
winners of the Invitation School
boy golf championship have
been proven young golfers. boys
like Deane Beman, Perky Guilt
name, Henry Kerfoot and others.
The new champion, Dave
Voris. 16-year-old Bulls junior.
is not that type. For instance.
the championship was played
over five different courses and
Voris had seen four of them
only once prior to last week.
The first-round matches were
played at Manor. his home club.
and that was the only course
he knew. He couldn't remem-
Der where the holes were on
most of the others.
Late Saturday he went to
Columbia, scene Of the title
match yesterday. and asked
permission to play a practice
round. He was told to get an
okay from William Boone. the
clubs junior chairman. Larry
walked halfway around the
course looking for Mr.. Boone,
and finally found him.
BY that time darkness was
closing in and he played only
a few holes, and walked and ran
over the rest, just to get a look
at them. BY comparison. when
Beman won the title at Columbia
last year. he already had quail
fled for the National Open over
the same course.
Voris defeated Mike Moynahan
of st. Johns. 2 and /, in the
FINAL The boys were pushed to
the extreme back tees. a course
too long for them. and the golf
wasn't particularly good. But it
was a close match. and like in
his semifinal upset victory over
Chick Cullinane, young Voris was
a deadeye on those four-and-
five footers. He has a fine storke
and a world Of confidence in
short puts.
Frank Emmett, director Of the
tournament for all of its "a
years, looked back last night and
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1O9 Will Seek
Qualify for
Maryland Golf

A record entry-l09 players
was announced today for the
37th Maryland Amateur golf
championship which starts with
an l8-hole qualifying round
Thursday at Manor Country
Club. The previous high was
los at Columbia two years ago.
The field includes the defend
ing champion. Claude Wild of
Burning Tree. and Ralph Bogart.
six-time champion from Chevy
Chase. Two rounds of match
play are scheduled Friday and
Saturday. and the 36-hole f.
nails next Sunday.
Keith Kallio. runner-up last
year, was turned down by the
committee. The championship
is open to members of affiliated
clubs of the Maryland State Golf
Association or residents Of the
State. Kallio did not qualify
under either count. Last year
he entered from Sherwood For
est in Annapolis.
Pairings:
a:23-Bill Browning and Tim cragg
y .3O-Jerry McFerTen and Chris Gill
hertson: y.31-Edward Dunlap Denny
Anderson Sno Tom Pfitehard sSOs sepRt
Dick Lehms, 9.5l-Charles Enrich.
Craig Wizotski and Capt Paul Weber;
a;5s-George Eisley. Don Murphy and
i0:O5E,Bonnie Rites. J. j Anderson
ter, Pat MARITIME and Maury Fitzgerald;
william Anderson: io:56@PerEy ca III
name Col Rennie Kelly and Ed Pin
messy lO:40--Dave wilkins. Jef Span
ssier and John Owens; lO:451DI Louis
1Q;54-Tom Demyon, Ray 10y and Car
l;0i@Robert W. smith, Frank MI
Chester Thomas Raw Horne and Merreli
Whittlesey,, 1l:l.5-Ted Bower, Dawson
stump and J. Kingsley Noel p
G aRb soFsr, yeyto aho p SSh
Bemsn and Harry Parr ~; ll:36M-,,
Cole ] .5O-Albert Gardner. Bill Cur
tiss and NJ II Vandenbergi 4 l:55--Jsek
Rites, Chick Cullinane and Frank High
land
Ie:O4-John Cavey. Bill McFerren and
John Taylor l2:ll-Harold HarwOOd.
Andy Bartolec and Jim Kline. l2.ls--
Bob Schacher Bill Gartner and Billy
Klages l2.25-Maynard Zones, Dr
Mike oliver and John Tornabene' l%5!
Alexander: l2a30--GeorRe Thornton,
Herb Rudd and Volney Burnett 1253--
George Abdow, Doug Shock and Neyin
Gibson.
i:O0-comdr. Sam Dalzeu. Georse
Tormey and II Bergstrom: l.O7--
Louis Fuchs, Tom Hatcher and Ralph
Kemp. i14-Bob McFerren T II
Dillon and Spencer Davis. / 2i--Owen
Crawford willie johnson and Malgum
Whit; l.9s-Charles Van Horn, James
Murray and Richard Gill; | .3j--Bruce
Kessler Julian Murphy and Robert
Zulch l'i2--Joe Sears, James Benson
ana DR. Joe Kendrick; ! fD---John Barr.
We a peitl Jack Daniels and
James Stokes
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Drag Roee Record
Broken at Aouusco

julie Donofry of Windmoor
Pa. set a record at the Aquasco
drag-racing track yesterday at
Aquasco. Md. when he was
clicked at 1925 mph. The old
record was 97.8 mph set by Don
Chapman Of Baltimore last
Thursday.
Donofry. driving a class CA
1882 Ford with a 1856 Thunder
bird engine, covered the quarter
mile strip in los seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
Dodgers to HuddIe
On InfieId Problem
PHILADELPHIA, June 3 P.-

PHILADELPHIA, June 3 R).--
Buzzy Buvasi. Dodgers vice
president, has summoned
Manager Walt Aston and his
coaches to meet with him in
Brooklyn tomorrow TO discuss
"the infield problem"
Aston has been seeking infield
help since Peewee Reese pulled
a muscle several days ago. It is
expected the Dodgers will recall
Dick Gray, slugging third base
man. from st. Paul and sell
Pitcher Ken Lehman to make
room.
II and when Gray is obtained
Charlie Neal will play short and
Don thinner t.222) will be
benched Reese still is unable TO
work out and may be out for a
long time.
Randy Jackson, on the in
active list for almost a month
is reported ready TO start work.
ing out, but he is not expected
to be able to play for weeks.
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Five Places in Open
At Stake at Columbia

lgin play in the two-man team
handicap championship, a seven
week production that already has
drawn 80 teams.
BROOK MANOR-Carl Lob
rem will play Frank Prick and
Sherwood Webster meets Doug
Jones in semifinal matches in the
midget match play tournament
next week, with the winners
meeting for the title.
Lohren defeated Nye Fraser,
3 and 2. Prick defeated Chuck
Butler, 3 and 2. Webster won over
Ed Burns. 2 UP. and Jones de-
feated Andy Andrews. 3 and 2,
in quarter final matches.
WASHINGTON-R. H McKin-
ley posted four steady rounds Of
I75-75-75-76 and deducted seven
handicap from each to win the
Moore Cup. a handicap touraa-
ment open to all members.
McKinley'S 301-26-273 won
by a stroke over Don Murphy,
294-20-274. with Don Lee, 299-
24-275. third
MANOR-Mrs. George Thorn
ton and George Cornwsll put
together one of the best 9-hole
mixed scotch foursome rounds in
years, an outgoing 80. in "a mixed
event in which they won low
gross with a IA. They came back
in Al after their 2-under par
effort. Katherine Diggs and Jerry
McFerren were next with rs.
Low net went to Mrs. Louis
Fuchs and George Thornton,
80-l4-66, over Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Whalen. 81-15-66.
COURT HOUSE-The Fairfax
Clubs hopes of winning third
straight Tri-State League title
and retiring the cup suffered
another setback yesterday at
Front Royal where the hosts
won Is points to 11la for Win
chester, 10 for Court House, 81a
for Purcellville. 6l2 for Martins
burg and 4l2 for Frederick.
After two matches, one of
which was played at Court
House, Winchester is in front
with Is points followed by Court
House with 2112. Front Royal
with 1872. Purcellville with 1872.
Martinsburg with 1871 and Fred
erick with 8.
Low scores were Ills by AL
Staples of Martinsburg and T
Lichlider of the hosts, and 70 by
Don Morrell of Court House.
GOOSE CREEK-The Lees
burg club has a mixed four-ball
match play tournament coming
up. Medalists were Jim Dukas,
I8l-7-74 and Mrs. Richard
Foley, 85-16-69 for l43 over
Mrs. Roy Burns. 108-36-72 and
Jimmy O'Meara, 95-23-72 for
las.
BETHESDA - Tom Manning
one of the unbeaten members of
Maryland state team champions
won his third straight club senior
title by defeating AL Sepulveda,
3 and 2.
INDIAN SPRING - Morris
Hamburger won the DR.. A. T.
Utz trophy tournament with So
24-64 with low gross to Dick
Mason with q II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
WOMEN'S GOLF

Mrs. John Jankowski won low
net honors in the Womens' Golf
Committee tournament yester-
day at Prince Georges with a
score of 88-20-68. Low gross
honors went to Mrs. Elma Dod-
son with an 88.
FORT DUPONT-First round,
Tri-Club women's tournament:
Class A low gross, Pat Nicholson.
Rock Creek. 90; low net, Macy
McAmis, Fort Dupont. 96-19. II;
Class B low gross, Diana Sulli.
van. East Potomac, SO: low net
Ethel Fuller, Fort Dupont. 102.
%. 70; Glass c, low gross. Elolse
Beall. Fort Dupont, ia; low net
Jean Conner, Rock Creek. 116.
80. Sc. Second round Saturday
at Rock Creek.
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barr'sCaImness
.Sews Up Title
Al Chevy Chase

Jack Barr, jr., spent the day
yesterday watching two long
hitting golfers outdrive him by
from 20 to 40 yards on most of
the holes. Yet before the day
was over he had cut both of them
down to his size and won the
Chevy Chase Club championship
for the second time.
Barr defeated Dick West, l up.
in a tight and well-played semi
final. and also won. l up. over
Charles Hawley. jr., in the title
match. Hawley advanced to the
final with a l-up victory over
Jim Thackara. a star tennis
player.
West is big fellow, former
Princeton football STAR, and
Hawley has a golf swing that
gives him distance off the tee.
Barr spotted both of them size
and distance. but Jack was the
Steadiest. His drives are long
enough. and usually straight, and
he doesn't make many mistakes.
In the semifinal against West
Jack was two down at the turn
but he played the back nine in
33 strokes and gained his win
ming margin with a birdie on the
18th hole. He had a 70, West a
10 for the round. West had de-
Ifeated Bobby Brownell, defend
ing champion and heavy favor
lite, in a quarter final upset.
In the final Barr and Hawley
halved Is of the 10 holes. Jack
won lab and lost 8-15. They
played spotty but even and in
Iteresting golf. On the 18th Haw-
leyS shot off the tee had the
new champion by 40 yards. but
Barr stuck his second shot or
and halved the hole in par -four
to preserve his l-up margin.
Barr, the 1854 champion, ad-
vanced through the toughest
half of the draw. and in his last
three matches had to go to the
18th hole before winning.
Chevy Chase again found play
ling the championship flight over
a week end much more interest
ing than drawing out the tour
lnament. The other flights will
be played one match a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

Fred Mcleod and Reds Bana-
gan, who between them have
Occupied the Columbia Country
Club pro shop for almost go
years, are one stroke apart on
their predictions for today's Ma
tional Open qualifying rounds
Mcleod, the Open champion
in 1908. says a four-over-par
score of IA for the So holes will
win a trip to Toledo and the
Open championship next week
Reds believes it will take 143
to qualify.
Five places were at stake with
the field of 70 made up of 43
pros and 81 amateurs. Almost
all of the 70 contestants played
practice rounds the last three
days and most of them were
complaining that the course
played long and difficult. The
par 70 layout is in excellent
condition.
Charley Bassler, Clarence
Doser, Walter Romans, Johr
IODonnell, Jack Isaacs ano
Deane Beman are favorites, But
a number of others are intent or
qualifying and it figures to be
a tight scrap. The last three.
some left the tee at 2:48 on
its second round, which indi-
Gates a probable playof about
Z O'Clock this evening.
4 4 4
I PRINCE GEORGES-Gil Will
lett showed he means business
in defending his club champion.
ship when he won the medal
with a 69-75-144. even par fol
the 36-hole qualifying rounds
Keith Bowie. medalist in the
Schoolboy championship, was
next with 74-71-l45, with Mike
Jankowski, 1855 champion. third
with 75-72-l47. Roger Sheriff
runnerup last year, and Eddie
Bean. always a threat, were out
of town and did not qualify
Match play starts in two weeks
Mrs. John Jankowski won the
Women'S Golf Committee Cur
with an 88-20-68. followed by
Mrs. Leonard LaVine, 91-22-69
and Mrs. Gerald Keyser, 90-19-
III. Mrs. Elmer Dodson won low
gross with an SO.
NORBECK - The early best
ball scores of "a by Morrie Siegel
and Duke Zeibert, and Myron
Gerber and Jerry Cooper stood
up for a tie for medal honors in
the two-man team champion
ship. Three teams had Cos. Sid
Naham and Sam Magazine
Harry Dresser and Ted Emma
mon, and Dave Cohen and Frank
Scheer. Siegel and Zeibert meet
Allen Baer and Lenny SAKE in
the first-round feature next
week.
ARGYLE Five brides BY
Tony PopOlaski and two BY
Howard Savage were too many
for Bob MARITIME and Bill August
in the two-man team champion
ship played from scratch. The
PopolaSki-Savage team won,
and 4. with six-under par best
ball. They bogied only one hole
Savage was 1855 club champion
Next week Argyle members be-
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French Booters
Eliminate Iceland

NANTES, France. June 3 up
France beat Iceland 30 yes
terday in soccer match form
ing part of the European elimi-
nation round. Group II, for the
world championship.
France already has beaten
Belgium and now leads the
group 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
SNEAD
Continued from Page Ais

robin, Ford had the best medal
score for the 80 holes-337 COM
pared with Sans 1888. The Mas
tiers champion had a final II.
only time he hadn't broken
WykagylS II par.
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CUTE LAND CONTRACT
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dition. First showing. PAGE REALTY
KE. l-l030.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-07
EAST CLEVELAND 4-sUrTER

EAST CLEVELAND 4-SUTTEn
NE. 4e4o. Now reduced $1,000. Brick.
rooms each suite. individual gas
hedt. building in good repuir. 2-cor
qorGqe; income S34o0 q yeor.
DE WANNA. KE. l-2227.
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SOUTH OF EUCLID

NE. 4S03. Eust Cleveland. 6.room
single with lovotory on lst and com.
plete bath on End. full basement.
gas heat, double qoroqe: only
$4,000. BYRNEs MU. l-6l0o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-07
WICKITFE

NE. Att. 8 rooms plus nook, lrvo-
tory and screened porch down: 3
bedrooms. both up; ponelled nimpus
room. qus fumoce. poved drive. dot
bic coroqe; extYo lot ovGilobls: only
Sls. 800. CORLETT. RE. 2-7727.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-07
ARlSTOcRATIC
RANCH BUNGALOW

1888. Discriminating buyers must see
this favItless home. North Of take
Shore Blvd, disnified seelusion, beach
privacy, bedrooms with expansion
Up for 2 more, 2lz beths plus sorose
shower room for the bothers, domin-
oiina soft. minored living room plus
many other oppeolins exiros. Well
priced OF $45,ooo. BE The FIRST TO
CAll-IV. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-07

WELL-PkNNNEU KNNCh
1870. This 3-bedroom home hos q
finished look thot comes from perfect
planning. One yeor old on a quiet
tree-lined street rokes wonderful sub
Urbon living. Full divided bosemeni
loree garage, and nice eoting oreo
mokes this That Home To See."