Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
Jay Randolph Big Threat
ToWiId in District Golf

The District Amateur golf
championship begins Thursday
at Kenwood Golf and Country
Club, with Claude Wild ready
to defend his title.
Entries close at 6 pm. today,
The final round is scheduled
for Sunday.
Wild, who also owns the
Maryland State championship,
warmed to the task by team
ing with Mrs. John K. Barry,
Maryland State women's cham
pion. to beat Daphne Dutton
District junior girls champion,
and Buddy Sharkey, Kenwood
pro. in an exhibition yesterday
at Kenwood. Mrs. Barry had
37-37-74. Wild had 43-36-7s
and Miss Dutton, 45-48-93
Sharkey scored 37-36-73.
Sharkey fired a 68 earlier in
the day for a 36-hole total OF
1876 to win the A division of the
clubs annual class champion
ship, Joe GambateSe was Sec
ond with las, while F. j. Han
rahan. 82-80-162, and M. F.
Christensen, 1865, led in Glass
B. Tied for Glass c honors,
each with TIA, were George
Souder, L. c. McLaren and N. j
Smell.
Among those aiming for a
crack at Wild's title is Jay
Randolph. 22-year-old George
Washington University student
who claims the Egyptian ANA
teur among his titles. Jay also
has his eyes set on the Be-
thesda Country Club title and
took a step in that direction
by firing rounds of 70 and rs
to take the lead in qualifying.
There are others with a
chance to overhaul Randolph
for the medal. Among them
is 17-year-old Frank Black,
who has a 70 and his other
round to complete; Herb Rudd
with "A and Del Beman and
Dwight Mock, each with rs.
NORBECK-Match play for
the club title is under way,
and Milled sidelined Ted Cohen,
2 up, yesterday. Ben Cohen
beat AL Brodsky. 2 up: Bobby
Bremen. medalist. defeated
Nate Siegel. / up; AL Abramsou
defeated Jack Schwarz. 5 and 3;
Max Gershan scored over Ken
Bennett. 2 and /, and DR.. Har-
old Berman ousted Bernard
Friedman, 2 and /. The Board
Of Governors trophy went to
Leonard Blondes by one stroke
over DR.. Harold Melman. They
had tied for the title after the
regulation 81 holes with net
zoos. Blondes won the playof
with 92-26-66 to Melman's 81
26-67.
GOOSE CREEK-John Al
derman. with a pair of TBS, is
the medal winner in the club
championship qualifying Billy
Brownrigg. defending cham
pion. was second with two 74s.
INDIAN SPRING-Dick Ma
son posted 77-78-l48 to take
the medal honors in the quail
flying round for the club cham
pionships. Second. nine strokes
behind, was Hal Berman.
Match play starts Sunday.
COURT HOUSE-The club
championship qualifying ends
Sunday, but Frank Mailley has
a fairly tight hold on it, thanks
to that course record 81 he
shot in his first round last
week. He followed with a rs
yesterday to wind up at l43.
w. o. CAN'T is second with To-
76-148 and George Winkler
third with 73-78-l5l. De-
Tending Champion Pierce
Bragg has "A and another
round to play. He spent yes
terday winning the Rust Tro-
ply with a sizzling 1-up VIC
tory in SO holes of the 30
hole final over Fred Waller.
H. j. Morton and Col. A. l..
Holsing defeated Bruce Smith
and Fran Mackey. 2 and /, for
the two-man team title.
BELLE HAVEN-Club Cham
pion Joe LaSalle. with 67-3-64,
and Jim Martin, S3-19-64,
tied in a Jim Gibbons tourna-
while Clint Harmon,
with 70. and Frank Mann. 70,
led gross scores.
MANOR-Jim Schrider and
Fred Irwin posted a net 126 to
win a special tournament. R
P. Gibson and Rudy Yeatman
scored 1913 and Sal DiMaio and
Jack Livingston had 1873
George Cornwell and Red Dee
ecnrnd 6Q-7-R0 To win q riliYeo