Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

VINO defeated DR.. j. w. Bern
hard. 3 and 2. Kern is a
Princeton student and former
football player.
Col. Kelly played in the Belle
Haven Member Guest Saturday
and yesterday. and returned for
his Congressional matches both
days.
BROOKE MANOR - Doc
Jew. a Chinese engineer. con-
tinued to play the best golf
Of the club championship as
he defeated Guy Chamberlin,
5 and 4. His seminal OPP
ponent will be Bill Gibbs. who
defeated Dick Hill, 2 and /.
\ volney Burnett, defending
champion, won over Paul
Paschke, 4 and 3. Bill Bork-
lund won by default from Sher-
wood Webster, who was i'll, and
Borklund win play Burnett.
BETHES DA-The club
championship final should be
one Of the top matches of the
season, a 36-hole scrap next
Sunday between Jay Randolph,
the District Amateur champion,
and young Bruce Kessler.
Randolph defeated Dwight
Mock, 3 and 2, as they met for
the second time in two weeks.
Randolph beat Mock in the
District Amateur final, / UP.
Kessler won over the veteran
Claude Rippy, up in 20 holes,
after Rippy won II and Is to
send the match extra holes.
KENWOOD-Buddy Sharkey
was too much for 13-year-old
Dave Turner in a second round
match in the club champion
ship, but Sharkey hopes he
won't have to play Turner in
two or three years. Buddy, the
defending and three-time
champion. won, 4 and 3.
Second round results:
Buddy sharkey def. Dave Turner
Z and 3: Lou ssmia def. Johnny
p Ds,n,,. 2 ya ana I; Le5rg Imhon det.
Lalng def. Martin CARRIER. 8 and 2;
Joe Gambatese def. Nick Hollander
JACK schoo, 5 and 4: Dr.. Nike oliver
def. ". wolfsrth. and i.
ARGYLE-The upset theme
continued in the club cham
pionship as Buddy Tapp. who
has been playing good golf OF
late. added a fine putting touch
to eliminate Bill Gartner, the
defending champion, 3 and /.
Championship flight results:
Earl McAleer def. sam Parks.
and 4: Prank CLARK def. Arnie Prada
Z and Luke Beale def Jack Willard,
and 2: Ham Miller def. Jack Waid,
ron. 2 and l., Buddy Tapp def. Bill
GG Cart g. : AND l; Joe Mecauisy def.
def. John Andestead., and i.
PROSPECT HILL-In the
feature club championship
matches. Howard Chambers.
medalist and defending cham
pion, defeated George Senge, S
and 4 in the mems play, and
Mrs, Art Bonner. women's me-
dalist, upset Eleanor FRANKIE,
the defending titlist. ? and 1.
ARMY-NAVY Mrs. Frank
Browning and Mrs. L. K. Jen-
son tied for the women,s club
championship qualifying medal
with 86s. Mrs. Browning won
q playoff. Match play starts
today for the title vacated by
Mrs. A. II. Allen.
EAST POTOMAC-G Gordon
Rainwater's 3-and-2 victory
over Julian williams. was the
feature match Of the club
championship.
Nick Veach and Earl Marcy
tied for the medal and win play
of this week. Marcy had to
withdraw from the tournament
because of a business trip.
Championship fight results:
Ted King def Sam Carter, : and 4;
Fred Lukat def. Clarence Hand, 3
v w,1rs 4 Gordon M RalnwSisr def Julian
def. Anaelos Paraskevas. ! up; Nick
Veach def. Bob Hays. and / Frank
Battista def Ralph Benny. / up: Gary
Robson def, Tony Bickel, ! up. Buddy
Giddens def Bill Allen. . and /
WOODMONT-The Ben Rich
Memorial Cup, donated by the
Hebrew Home for the Aged for
the winner of a three-way
match between Woodmont, In
dian Spring and Norbeck, went
to Woodmont with 81 points
10 IL Tor indian Spring and
nine for Norbeck.
The match was divided be-
tween the three clubs, six foAf-
somes at each.
In the feature match between
Woodmont and Indian Spring, |
Buddy Fig and Dave Workman
Of Woodmont scored ~ points
to u for DR.. Alan Weiberg and
Dick Mason. In the top match
between Norbeck and Wood
mont. Myron Gerber. and Bob
Bremen of the former club
won. 2la to "a. over DR.. Jerry
Footer and Everett Steinem.
Mrs. Henry Goodman, who
lost in the finals of the women's
club championship the last two
years. was a winner this time.
Mrs. Goodman defeated Mrs.
Herman Neugass, 3 and /.