Evening star., 1958-05-05
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| oeorge Cornwell waded
through some Of the toughest
opposition at Manor Country
Club 10 win the midget tour
nament. In which all matches
were at nine holes.
Cornwell dropped q l0-footer
on the 18th green 10 defeat
Buck Braden, l up. In the Anal
after having defeated Tony
MCGOWAN. a National Amateur
qualifler last year. In the semi
finals. Cornwell's other victims
we're John r. Miller and W.
B. McFerren, sr., last week.
In other flights:
Second-Jack Daniels def.
Spencer Howell. 2 and /; Third
Bob Jacobs def. Tom Mudd.
l up: Fourth-Ken Ebert def.
Vance Senseman. up; Fifth
Howard Gin def. Jack Living
Ston, l up: Sixth-Ted Renfro
def. Col. Joe Hinton, ? and /.
BROOKE MANOR - Club
members who turned out in
record numbers for Saturdays
opening field day and dinner
dance, first event under the
new management, came back
yesterday and competed in a
Beat Dewey Ricketts, tourna-
ment. matching their scores
against the pro.
Dewey shot a rs, and there
were l3 net scores under that
figure. The lowest were by
Mark Hedrick, 78-ll-67: Ray
Rogers. 87-l7-70; Nick Parker,
9l-20-7l: Frank Frick,
76-4-72. and Morris Chertkov,
78-5-73.
ROCK CREEK-The wom-
ems golf team of Rock Creek
handily defeated East Poto-
mac. l4-4, at Rock Creek. Low
scores were by Mrs. Helen
Konopa Of East Potomac, an
86. and Mrs. Doris Carpenter
Of Rock Greek, 81.
In the Rock Greek Clubs
big opening mixed scotch four
some. postponed a week, the
four trophies went to Mrs. Pat
Nicholson and Del Todd with
a low gross of 73, and Mrs.
Todd and Don Parquette with a
net So.
GOOSE CREEK Frank
Tate. a guest who is just IS
years old, accomplished some
thing the Goose Greek members
have not been able to do this
year, make a hole in one.
Tate knocked a 4-wood shot
into the cup on the 194-yard |
seventh hole in a round with |
Wayne Kirk and his son, Tony.
WOODMONT t. Glass A |
members were the pros" and |
the others the "schmoes" in |
the annual tournament won by |
Joe Danzansky and Sid Kolker |
with a best ball of SIS. Willard |
Goldheim and Lou Harris we're
next with a 66. /
CONGRESSIONAL-The best .
round reported over the week.
end was a par 70 at Congress
sional by Bob Chandler, who
won low gross in a breakfast
club tournament. Low net went
to Pres Grant with 87-20-67.
INDIAN SPRING-Dick Ma
son. who won almost all of the
major tournaments at Indian
Spring last year, including the
club championship, started re-
peating yesterday when he sue
cessfully defended his minia-
ture title, defeating John Owen,
jr., 2 up in the 9-hole final.
Arnold def G, NJ. Murphy, / up: Sec
ond--Art Liebmsn def DR.. VI. G.
vosel; ! up, Third-Dsve Goldberg
dei. JACK Bosen. 2 and Fourth
| up; Fifth-Bernie Fried def Jack
sil5erman .def Sheldon Bernstein.
Up; Seyenth-Leon Ter!sh def. Larry
def Herbert Friedlander, ! up; Ninth
Howard Adler def Bernie Apple
baum. and Tenth-Lou Weiss def.
Irvins Fox, 3 and !.
BELLE HAVEN-The clubs
two-man team title was won by
Harry Older and George Mes
mig. who defeated Hugh MCGEE
and Johnny Howard, 4 and 3.
H. Bruce Smith and Dick Buck
lin def. Ed Talbot and Victor
McNabb, ! up, in the first fight
final.
KENWOOD-The May Bowl,
a mixed, combined score COM
petition, was won by Mrs. Betty
Meckley and Dick Kreger with
l64-9-l55. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Foley were stroke back !
with 172-16-l56, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. James Sommes third, 49,
1880.
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