Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-03
New Randolph Reilly Gusts CuIIinone

Buddy Sharkey at Kenwood
Bob MARITIME at Argyle, Col
Walt Dawson at Army Navy
and Jerry McFerren at Manor
won medal honors in qualify
ing for their respective cluk
championships yesterday. bui
the No. / club title event In
town from the standpoint Of
interest continues to be the
Bethesda Country Club cham
pionship.
Virtually the entire member
ship turned out yesterday tc
watch jay Randolph. the Dis
trict Amateur champion of one
day. stage another comeback
to defeat Perky Cullinane. q
National Open and National
Amateur qualifier, l-up in 81
holes.
Less than "a hours after
Randolph overcame a 3-down-
and-6 deficit against Dwight
Mock in the District Amateur
final, he defeated CuIlinane
after being 2-down with S holes
to play.
And his seminal opponent
when he returns from the Ma
tional Amateur will be Mock,
who played 1-over-par golf in
defeating Tom Manning. the
club senior champion, 3 and 2.
Randolph did not have q
DOGGY IN the last IL holes, but
was fortunate to avoid defeat
despite his fine golf, as GULL
name missed a two-foot putt
on the 18th that would have
ended the match.
Randolph came out Of 4 tran
to get a great halve on the
second extra hole, and then
made a 10-footer on the 2lst
70 win. Claude Rippy and
Bruce Kessler meet in the other
seminal.
In q low net of foursome
tournament at Bethesda. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Rusk and DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Law had q 2e7 net
BROOKE MANOR - First.
round pairings in the clut
championship include q match
between Volney Burnett. de.
tending champion and an auto
matte qualifler, against Frank
Harding. who had 1853 for the
36-hole trials.
Some of the law qualifying
scores included Ed Fitzgerald,
l46. and Sherwood Webster, a
southpaw. lat.
Jean Bryan Joined the hole
in-one club by making an ace
with a three iron on the l3O-
yard NTH hole.
KENWOOD-Buddy Sharkey
was up TO his old par-bustine
tricks in the club champion
ship qualifying as he took a
crack at the medal and won Il
by six strokes with q 34-35-6o,
Ihat was one under par, but
four strokes over his medal
winning SIS in the recent Dis
trict Amateur. He's a top-heavy
favorite to win his fourth title
Other low scores were 75s by
John Dunn. DR.. Joseph Ken
rick and Jim Coffman, and IT'S
by Lou Semia. Dick Kreger
Bert Ferguson. Joe Gambatese
and Arthur Youngquist.
PROSPECT HILL - Staley
Wilson's rs holds up in the club
championship qualifying. Will
son had a rs yesterday to win
low gross in a handicap event.
Net winners were Ford Baum
eartner. 83-14-69 and Lou
Gray, l02-31-7l. Mrs. Andy
Andrusic was the women's win
ner with l11-36-75.
WASHINGTON-Tex Connor
has a first round 70 and Jimmy
Murphy a II after 10 holes OF
the club championship quail
flying, with Henry Kerfoot still
having a chance for medal
honors after an initial "a.
Low scores for those with
Doth rounds reported are Bill
Hotter, 72-75-l47; John Con-
molly, 73-74-l47; Jack Will
liams. 76-72-l48; Don Lee, IT
73-150; Carl Courtney, 1910
--l52; and Sid Carroll, 75-77-
1852. Claude Wild will not de-
fend because Of the National
Amateur.
CONGhESSIONA - b o b
Chandler posted a sub-par SO
in his initial qualifying round
In the club championship, two
strokes back Of Col. Rennie
Kelly's 81.
In a combined score mixed
tournament. low net was q tie
between Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Huntley, l77-3l-14e, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Briggs, 1856
40-l46. Low gross went TO Mrs.
D. H. Henderson, 81, and Tom
Pritchard, 70 for i59.
ARMY NAVY-Col. Walter
Dawson showed he's in a mood
TO retain his club championship
as he won the medal with IA
7l--l45. The Standby Cup goes
70 the medalist. Geoffrey KEYS.
7S-75-lS0. and Col. B. EdrlnR-
ton. si-69-l5O. tied for second.