Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

Summer club championships
are back in style, and sensibly
so in view of the crowded fall
golf schedule, school days, etc.
Play reached the Semifinals
at Belle Haven yesterday where
two players who have held the
title eight times between them,
Frank Woolley 90 and Joe La
Sale CD reached the round of
four along with two new names.
Qualifying was concluded at
Indian Spring where Mike
Becker, 21-year-old Shepherd
College student. was low by nine
strokes with 73-73--146. Prince
Georges concluded its qualifying
last week and swings into match
play next week end. Two
championships already have
been completed, Ralph Bogart
winning at Chevy Chase, and
Mrs. James Swink the women's
crown at Belle Haven.
BELLE HAVEN - LaSalle
meets Robert H. Dunn, and
Woolley plays Harold Chilcotte
in semifinal matches next week
end.
Championship fight, first
round results:
Joe LaSalle def. H. B. Smith, . and
/ Ed Talbot def, Frank Mann and
/ r, H Dunn def Ed Won Deck. &
ana 5: Norman Hays def. Col H J.
'' Frank woo LEY def George Rose &
and &; Harry Older def George Simp-
son. up; Pat Batpr def Joan Amen.
up; Harold ,Chileotte def. Robert
Qnarterfinals
Lasalle def. Talbot, and . Dunn
DEF Hays, 3 and /: Woolley def
Older, 5 and Al chilcotte def. Bstor,
INDIAN SPRING Becker's
two-over par score for SO holes
in the club championship quail
flying was nine strokes better
than Dick Mason. the defend
ing champion. with 74-8l-155,
and Jerry Field, 77-78-155.
Pete Chiporas was next with
the highest score to make the
title flight, 81, and the only par
round. 70, for 157. Chiporas'
first round included a 7-over
par 10 on the par three 18th
hole.
Match play will be held off
next week end because of the
Middle Atlantic championship.
CONGRESSIONAL - Jim
Gibbons, the voice of the Red
skins. made himself heard in
the two-man team champion
ship qualifying with a Is that
helped Gibbons and Jim Grear
tie for the medal with a best
ball of SO from scratch. The
other COS were by Bob Chand-
Ter and Gene Lorenz, and Bob
Berth and Roy Danischefsky.
The defending champions, Col.
Rennie Kelly and Vern john
son. are in with a II. Match
play begins next week.
MANOR - (Two-man team
championship qualifying. This
event is the highlight of the
season for Manor members.
With one week to go in the
qualifying round, the leaders
for the medal are Bob Jacobs
and Glib Crockett with a best
ball of 81. All rounds are
with IS per cent handicap.
Other low teams are Sal and
Bob Di Maio, IS, and George
Cornwell and Vance Sense
man, Sc.
WASHINGTON - jane
Murphy, the club president,
won the Moore Cup that is
open to the entire membership.
with rounds of 74-76-76-77 for
30S, minus "a handicap strokes
for a net 279. Murphy is a
6-handicapper.
Bill Offutt was second. 3l8
for the y holes minus SO han
dicap for 282. while Jack Gar
nett was third, 323-40-283.
The Russell Grades shot So
for net and the Charles Egen-
roads rs for gross honors in a
huSband-and-wife tournament.
In another mixed event. Mrs.
d. E. MonSees and S. w. Reyn-
oids cleaned up with a gross rs
and net 81. Mrs. Don Ball and
DR.. Clayton Hawfield were sec
,ond low net at 81.
PRINCE GE0RGES-Mr. and
AIRS. Ralph Wagner won low