Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
Boqort's Hot Streak
Tops Holiday Golf

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major upset or two. but It's un-
likely that Ralph Bogart will be
caught In one this year unless
he suddenly falls from his tor
rid scoring streak.
Bogart met w. J. Father III.
runnerup In 1856. In a quar-
TERMINAL match today after
posting a three-under par SO
from the back tees yesterday.
an all-putts holed round. Boz
CARTS round not only was good
for a 5 and 4 victory over
Arnold Wilcox, but he also
won the annual competition
for the Victor Kaufman Me-
mortal Day Cup.
The Kaufman Cup Is a
match play against par tourna-
ment and Bogart finished four
up on par. Z. r. Mechlin, who
had ~ minus Is handicap
strokes, was second, three up.
In other club championship
matches today, c. B, Hawley.
jr.. last years runnerup. meets
DR. william McKelway; Jack
Barr. the defending champion,
plays A. d. orrick. and George
Hume meets J. w. Herman.
Hume not only upset Dick West,
the 1855 champion yesterday,
but did II by a 5 and 4 margin
with a "a.
Semifinals and finals are
scheduled tomorrow.
Bogart had is pars and
brides on /, II and Is in his
exceptional round. Bobby
Brownell, who won the club
championship qualifying medal
with a SO, withdrew from the
match play.
Championship flight results:
W, j. Father III defeated Edward
Clark, 5 and 3; Ralph Bogart de-
fsated Arnold wilcox. s and G; B.
Defeated snf R, o. D s. WIN" wsitsl.s M'H''T uH
cofiey. . and s; <, D. orriek defeated
David Mes ; and 4; oeorge Hume
Herman defeated ]. W. Burke, / UP,
10 holes.
other results of the holiday
golf roundup:
ARMY NAVY alag tourna-
ment) Glass A-Col. j. A.
Chabot, rs. so feet from 10Th
cup; Comdr. j. M. Ireland, 70,
in 18th cup; Capt. L. E. Harris,
70, in 18th cup. Class B-Col.
r. 1. Fletcher. IS. 80 feet from
10Th cup; Capt. d. j. Garrison,
USN, 80, rs yards short Of
10th; Col. E. H. Veatch, IS, in
18th cup. Glass C-Col. A. K.
Tigrett, 90, IL inches from
18th cup: Col. j. Garrett, 90,
9 feet from 10Th cup; J. P.
Parker. 81, rs feet from 10Th
cup.
BROOKE MANOR alag
tournament)-Dick Rogers and
F. w. Powell, in 10th cup;
Women-Marke Jack, on 18th
green, Dorothy Rock, short of
18th green. Low gross-Sher-
wood Webster and r. A. Hill,
TBS. Low net-Jerry Saurbier,
82-16 - Sc; Mile Whitney,
100-24-76. GroSs-Maryanna
Bremen, SO. Mems driving
F. P. Mcdowell, 265 yards.
Ken Burnett was the big
hero in his family as he made
a hole-in-one on the 130-yard
18th hole, using an eight iron.
The proud witnesses were his
wife and his sons, Steve and
Mike.
BETHESDA (Beat the prof.
Harry Griesmer had 36-36-72
in his round. The net scores
that beat him were Ferris Mi
rage, 78-10-68; Roy Vowel,
1850; Bob Pepell, 78-8-I
70; John Hay. 80-10-70; Sher-
man Burt, 1912 - 10; Ray
Plum, 76-6-70; Tom Man
ming, 74-3 - II; Byron Moe,
80-9-7l.
KENWOOD Flag tourna-
ment)-C. r. Hough, n. seven
feet from 18th cup; L. H. Bob
raus, SO, seven feet from 10Th
cup; DR.. Mike Oliveri, rs, 10I
feet from 10Th cup; H. T.
Morse, 81, 10 yards from 18th
cup; Joe Tubridy, IS, 20 yards
from 10Th cup.
WASHINGTON (Mosby Me-
mortal putting tournament on
the putting clock)-Jim Travis
and Frank Mirth, both three
under Is with 18-hole scores Of
80.
COLUMBIA Low gross,
Griffin Holland. II; c. A. Slater,
jr.. 70. Low net. P. Baxter
Davis, 1856; Ed Yonker,