Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

BUDDY WATWOOD
Off to Army With Title
one on the 18th at Argyle with a
five iron.
Quarter-final club champion
ship results:
Second round:
! Pat MARITIME def. Jay Dalton, 5 and
A: Frank Clark def Howard Savage, 3
ski. 8 and Roger MARITIME def. Luke
0' siiIi august def. Dick Mothershead,
! 2 and Buddy Clark def. Dick Ptomey;
and J.; Vie Bartlett, IT, def Orwell
Tate. 4 and 3
CONGRESSIONAL = John
Eisinger, cunning for a double
at Kenwood and Congressional,
faces what figures to be his
toughest match of the two
tournaments when he plays Bob
Chandler in the Congressional
semifinals Saturday.
Eisinger defeated Hal Roddy,
| 2 and /; Chandler won over Hal
Anderson, 6 and 5; Bill Ritter
defeated DR.. J. w. Bernhard, 3
and 2: and DR.. j. E. Everett
defeated r. w. DanischefSky, 6
and S. in quarter-flnal matches.
NORBECK-There must be
something about the climate
around Norbeck, Md, that in
spires southpaws. Last year
Dock Jew, a lefthander, won
the club title at Brooke Manor.
a club that almost touches
Norbeck Country Club at one
point
And now Bremen, 20-year-
old southpaw, is in the Norbeck
Club finals against Max Mud
rick. Bremen ended Myron
Gerber's two-year reign and
avenged a defeat suffered in
last years final with a 1-up
victory over Gerber.
Mudrick won, 3 and 2, over
Lenny Sake. Bremen and Mud
rick will play SO holes for the
title on Sunday.
COLUMBIA-With one day
of qualifying remaining, Dick
Milbourne and Maurice Fillius
with 74s lead the club cham
Ipionship qualifying. trailed by
Bubby Bowie. l0-time cham
pion; Grin Holland, George
Huguely III and Dick West
at IS.
Bill Briggs. defending cham
pion, is an automatic qualifier \
GOOSE CREEK-The junior
parlay in the club champion
ship at the Leesburg club was
broken up when Jim DoukaS
defeated 14-year-old Jimmy
OMeara, 4 and 8. Doukas' OPP
ponent in the 36-hole finals
next Sunday will be Flanagan,
who defeated Dick Detwiler, 4
and 3. Flanagan is a former
winner.
Miss Watts, is years old, de-
feated Mrs. William Fleming 6
and S, in the women's tourna-
ment while Mrs. Smyth, the de-
tending champion, defeated
Mrs. Richard Foley, 4 and 2.
ARMY NAVY-Col. A. j.
Hoebeke is the last of the pre-
tourney favorites remaining in
the Army Navy championship.
Col. Hoebeke defeated Col. j. S.
Simmerman, 4 and 3, and meets
Col. j. L. Shabot. S and 4 victor
over Col. T. j. Kelly.
Col. ]. w. Sutherland de-
feated Comdr. A. X. Gustafson,
Q and l. and meets Maj. G. B.
Reyes, 1-up victor over Major
j. r. Rick.
WOODMONT-The club SEN
ior championship, decided on a
low net basis, went to William
Lissowitz with an 89-23-66.
Low gross was won by Cabot
Feldman with a n.
PRINCE GEORGES-Charles
Van Horn slipped on the back
nine after an outgoing 81 but
won the Prince Georges senior
title with a 70.
Low net in the 50-54 Junior
senior" division went to Ed
Mossor. 1885. Ralph Wag-
Iner. 80-8-72. and Sam Frich-
ter, 87-15-72. tied in the 55-65
class, and Sam Markowitz won
the Sc and over with 88-l5-73
to a 95-21-74 by the 75-year-
old Ted Nell.
CHEVY CHASE-In the final
of the big four mixed scotch
foursome events Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip s. Bowie had the low
est net in the history of the
tournaments, 81-20-61, and
won over Mr.. and Mrs. j. Will
liam Heron, 82-20-62. Low
gross was a tie between Bet
tina Boss and Jack Barr, jr.,
and Mrs. Webb Hayes and
Don DeVeauy both with TBS.
INDIAN SPRING-In a play /
of for the low net honors in
the senior championship. DR.. |
Louis Schwartz had 92-23-69
to defeat Phil Pearl with |
96-l4-82.