Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-01

~ ANa A<CE nAACt Will lldNt
the honor Of making his first
and the clubs last hole-in-one,
a 6-iron shot on the l55-yard
It'll, Army Navy take over
Fairfax tomorrow.
KENWOOD-Dr. Mike DIV
eri's one-under-par SO has a
good chance for medal honors
in the club championship, even
though John Eisinger and
Larry Imhof have yet to oval
ify. The rounds must be
completed BY next Sunday. and
80 win qualify In the title fight.
Other low scores are John
Dunn II. Dick Kreger "a. Lou
Semia. rs. George Meleney, u.s.
and Allen LANG, rs.
GUNPOWDER - walter
Clements gets a stroke a hole
today in the 36-hole finals of
the Carl Rasnic Cup handicap
tournament against Bill Baker.
Clements defeated Lawrence
Jobe, 2 up, in one semifinal and
Baker won over Dent Dolinger,
Q and /.
PRINCE GEORGES - DR..
Fred Musser and DR.. John
Taught lead with 1873 in the
two-nan-team, medal-p a y
handicap tournament which
concludes today. Three teams
had LA, Ed Bowers and Dick
Dunaj, Gene Fossum and Jack
Wilson and Bill Swan and Tom
Gibbons.
CONGRESSIONAL - C. E.
Huntley. defending senior
champion at Congressional and
chairman Of the clubs senior
invitation tournament. success
fully defended his title by de-
feating r. w. Danischefsky in
a playoff with a rs to the lat
ter's 70.
In early returns from the
club championship qualifying,
Hal Roddy with 79-78--157 and
c. F. Toal, 7S-79-157, are tied
for the lead. Maury Long is
next with 81-78-159. Most of
the favorites will play later.
WOODMONT - Buddy Bry-
lawski, the club champion
added the Board of Governors
Cup with a 70 for a net 10.
Ben Gewirz, 80-9-7l, Bob PHI
lipson, S0-9-71, and AL Feigen,
86-l5-71, tied for second.
WASHINGTON-Bill Holter's
.one-over-par II is the low
round in the club champion
snip quallIylng.
Washington won another
team match by defeating GUAM
.tico, 2012 to GA, although the
visitors earned an ever break
in the top foursome pairing pro
Junior Broadus and Steve War
rem against Clare Emery and
Don Lee.
ARGYLE-Don Sullivan's "a
73-l47 holds UP as low score
in the club championship quail
flying, followed by Bill Gartner
and Tony Popolaski at 149.
Low round in yesterdays quail
flying was a rs by Dick Ptomey.
CHEVY CHASE--Richard p.
Stifel and David Mes shot a
best-ball SO to lead in the two
man handicap tournament that
runs through today. Four
teams tied at 81, Harrison
Brand III, and Mes, Edward
Clark and Stifel, DR.. William A.
Howard and DR.. John w. Lati-
mer, jr.. and Robert H. Boor-
man and Joseph Herman.
NORBECK-Medalist Bobby
Bremen, the southpaw from
the University of Maryland.
and Myron Gerber, the defend
ing champion, were among the
second-round winners in the
club championship. Duke lei
bert, twice runnerup, was a
1-up victim of Lenny SAKE.
Bremen meets Sam Darr;
Gerber plays AL Abramson in
the feature match; SAKE meets
Ed Miller, and Max Mudrick
plays Harold Berman in next
weeks quarter finals.
Ed Huffman won the club
Junior title for the second
straight year by defeating Paul
Kurtz, 4 and 8. Both were
f1nalists last year.
Mike Clayman won the 1914
flight over Richard Heilman, /
up in 10 holes. and in the H.
and under flight Richard Drei-
sen defeated Mike Cinnamon, 8
and 2.
Second-round matches in the
club Championship:
Bob Brenner def, Sam Kline. and
4: Sam Darr def Walt Diener, s and
8 Myron Gerber def. Lou Chelec, de-
fault; AL Abramson def. Hilly Brick
man, 3 and ?: Leny SAKE def. Duke
Zeibert, ! up; Ed Miller def, Max
Gershen. 2 up: Max Mudriek def. Paul