Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
Burnett Roted as Threat
In Brooke Manor Golf

III DIOONC ~
Volney Burnett. who used 10
win more than his share Of
major amateur golf tourna-
ments In this area. could be the
ny In the ointment. so far as
Dock Jew Is concerned In the
club championships at Brooke
Manor Country Club.
Both have the quarter finals
10 get by next Sunday. Defend
ing Champion Jew against Bill
Nealis and Burnett against Ed
Fitzgerald. The other matches
list Dick Sturgis against Al
Shorb and Fred Pence against
Dick Hill.
Victories by Jew and Hill
would put them against each
other In the semifnals the fol-
lowing Sunday.
A Chinese American who
works as an engineer for the
Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission, Jew already
has eliminated one major OBJ
stacle. He knocked of Bill
Borklund, 3 and 2. yesterday.
Borklund was his opponent in
the final last year.
In other matches yesterday,
Burnett eliminated Howard
Atkisson, 4 and 3; Nealis de-
feated Sam Parks, 3 and /:
Fitzgerald defeated Ray Parks,
4 and 3; Sturgis defeated Dick
Gravely, l up; Shorb won over
Frank Prick, 8 and 2; Pence
beat Bill Gibs. 8 and 5. and
Hill defeated Bob Atwood. /
up.
EAST POTOMAC-A field of
TIA amateurs, including many
of the areas topflight players.
descended on East Potomac
today for the pro-am tourna-
ment. Gordon Rainwater fired
q 2-under-par 70 over this
course yesterday To lead East
Potomac to victory over Rock
Greek in an interclub match.
1914 to 5la. Rock Greek low
was Dave Sluder with "A. Pat
Richter posted 223-69-154 to
win the 36-hole Konopa Cup
and Madge Moore took the
daily net with ll0-32-7s.
FAIRFAX-Johnny and Don
Beach and the Bill Ward-Bill
Long twosome have made 1t
to the semifnals of the Bill
Glover Memorial four ball
tournament. The Beach boys
combined their efforts for q
best-ball 81, 10 under par, in
defeating John Chambless and
Dick Tulley yesterday. Don
posted a SO with brides on
six Of his first seven holes.
Ward and Long defeated How
ard Upton and Howard Carter.
BETHESDA-Larry Brennan
and Larry Hartwig won the
annual two-man team cham
pionship from scratch by beat
ing Tom Manning and Stan
Engeberg. / up.
COLUMBIA - Ray Dufour
and L. c. Paladini will carry
"a 6-stroke lead in the final 10
holes of the 54-hole Board Of
Governors Trophy event. They
went out front at the end of
So yesterday with a 19-under
par net best ball score of 121,
followed by Bill Werber and j..
b. Schertz, 1877, and d. c..
Belser, jr., and j. P. Evans, 1870.
Some teams have played only
one round.
KENWOOD-John C. Larson
is the clubs miniature tourna-
ment champion, beating DR..
Michael E. Oliveri, 2 and /, in
yesterdays final.
WOODMONT - Buck Nord-
linger posted 86-19-67 and
John England had 1857 to |
tie for the honors in medal
play tournament. Bobby Lerner,
1865, and Chuck Lubar, To- !
4-68. were next.
BELLE HAVEN-Jeff Morgan
and Frank Daniels were Cup
in match play against par to
win this event, while Paul
Green, Jim Goulder, Robert
May and Robert Lamberton
combined for a So to take the
best-ball Breakfast club event.
COURT HOUSE-Jack Smell
posted a 70 for a 54-hole total
Of 223 in the Osborne Cup
tournament. With Is holes to
go, George Winkler is one
stroke behind after scoring a
par u yesterday. Dave Ceilings
wood had n for 231. g. Haines
Osborne's 70 was best among
those qualifying for the senior
championship.
INDIAN SPRING Vincent
Young is the clubs senior
champion, winning yesterday
with u gross rs. Net honors
went TO DR.. Louis Schwarz, 90
23-67, and Phil Pearl. 8l-t4-