Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
3 MedoIists Decided
On Holiday Week End

score handicap tournament be-
cause the club president was on
the winning team and the
handicap chairman runnerup.
President Jerry Burch and
Sonny Mothershead had 338
minus 48 for 290 to take first
place. Jerry Looney, the handi-
cap chairman, and Josh Miller
had 375-84-29l to tie for sec
ond with Ray Bellamy and Bob
Williams. 1882 - 291. DR..
Fred Musser and DR.. John
Taught were next, 343-50-293.
INDIAN SPRING (two-man
team qualifying from scratch)
Paul Kutic and Pete Cha
pourie won the medal with
a beSt-ball 10.
Roger Squitero won the flag
tournament, placing his last
shot 10 yards from the goth
green. Sam Grossman was next.
81 yards from the 18th.
BETHESDA linked four
some) Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Rudd
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Law,
338-35-303 to tie the foursome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rusk,
Marti Smith and Larry Hart
wig, 337-34-303.
GLENN DALE (sweepstakes)
Howard Chambers, with a
ithree-under-par 81 minus-five
handicap for a 81, was the win
ner with Bill Snider. 72-9-63,
and Joe Armstrong. 77-1l-66,
next. The women's winner was
Mrs. John Peters, 104-38-66,
with Mrs. Howard Chambers,
105-34-71, next.
ROOKIE MANOR flag
Itournament) - Monty Emme-
rich with a 70, which was the
low gross score of the event,
played his last stroke in the
nth cup. Jack Creel was one
foot from the 18th.
Mrs. Thomas Konopa had her
lowest round, a rs, and won the
women's event with her final
stroke - feet from the cup on
the goth hole.
/. WOODMONT (sweepstakes)
Glass A-Chips Cantor, 1913
81. Glass B-Izzy Ak, 82-16-
Sc. Glass C-Bernard Green,
87-17-70. Glass DIR. Nor
man Bernstein, 92-23-69.
In a round robin tournament
which was a 72-hole event OF
the regulation Is, the new nine
and the Iron Duke, Cantor was
the winner with 144, followed
by Buddy Brylawski.
| GUNPOWDER (Carl Rasnic
Cup)-Walter Clements, with
a handicap of a stroke a hole,
defeated Bill Baker, 4 and 3. in
the scheduled 36-hole final of
the last handicap tournament
preceding the club champion
ship. Clements also won a
match play handicap tourna-
ment by finishing even with
par.
/ NORBECK (husband-and-
wife tournament) There will
be a three-way playoff next
week between Mr.. and Mrs,
Bernard Lynn, who had 202-63
i-139; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sklar. 198-59-139, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Gam, 192-53-139.
BELLE HAVEN linked four
some) Mrs. r. w. May, Paul
Beardsley, Earl Kriegsman and
Mrs. John Clark won with a
handicap best ball of so. Two
teams had els. Mrs. N. J, Nor
gan, Robert May. Eddie Ed
wards and Mrs. Hugh MCGEE,
and the team of Mrs. w. W.
Teeter, Jim Masterson, Carr
Ferguson and Mrs. Eric Timm,
! CONGRESSIONAL mike d
Scotch foursome) Low net
'IMr. and Mrs. j. F. zias, 83-l5
l-68. Gross: Nina Champion
and H. B. Brand, 10.
| John Eisinger, the defending
champion, turned in the low
lest score of the early rounds in
the club championship qualify
ling with IA.
/ DR.. Lawrence A. Rappe scored
a hole-in-one on the 198-yard
second hole with a three wood,
| LAUREL PINES Galloway
w. H. Phillips won the event
without aid of handicap as he
had 31-34-65 over the 9-hole
course that is played from Ia
different tees. Par is 34-34-68,
The previous day Phillips had
a 81.
/ r. L. Richardson won the
driving contest with a 295-yard
clout and also was closest in the
hole-in-one contest with a shot
5 feet inches from the pin.
WESTBRIAR alag tourna-
ment) Bob Wright played his
last stroke 7 feet from the cup
: on the 18th hole to win. Low
gross in the event went to Bob
Early with a rs and low net
to Pat Jordan, 1919.
, Match play in the club
) championship starts Saturday
KENWOOD adult Junior
tournament - Paul Hartman
and John Bohrus. 49-l0-3e
for IL holes. Jim Somes and
Jerry Gibson, 59-9-41, were
second. H. N. Spottswood and
| Joe Gambatese had a gross Al
WASHINGTON mine hole
! tournament - Bill Hotter. 80
gross. Net, Lew Russell, 35-3-
80. Class B, Jack Brinkman
, 80; Jim Franklin, 4O-71a-321a.
Glass CIV. T. Magruder, 40;
sRev. P. E. Tanner, 41-9la-
! 31E2.
ROCK CREEK presidents
/ Cup) Lou Spangler, 72-5-67
In a delayed first-flight match
in the scotch foursome cham
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