Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-29

and two women. and three of
the four mems finals decided
at 36 holes followed a rather
strange pattern. The winners
built up their margins by rout-
ing their opponents on the first
nine holes after lunch.
At Kenwood. John EiSinger
was four up after Is holes but
lost six consecutive holes start
ing with the Goth and was
beaten, 2 and /, by John Dunn.
At Army Navy, Godfrey B.
Reyes was one down after 10,
but won seven of the next nine
holes and defeated Col. A. j.
Hoebeke, 5 and 4.
At Norbeck, Bobby Bremen
was even with Max Mudrick
after Is, but he was five up at
the end of 81 and defeated
Mudrick. 6 and S.
In the only final that did not
follow that pattern, Robert
(Stretch) Fla n agan defeated
Jim Douka, 8 and z, at Goose
Greek.
The women's titlists crowned
were Lillian Ford at Norbeck,
upsetting Mrs. Thomas Konopa,
/ up in 10 holes. and Mrs.
Joseph Smyth for the third
straight year at Goose Creek
with a 3 and 2 victory over To-
year-oId Donnelle Watts.
KENWOOD-Dunn, 21-year-
old George Washington u.
junior, q transfer from Buck
nell. had q 70 in the morning
round against 70 by Eisinger,
who was seeking a sweep Of
the Kenwood and Congressional
titles. Eisinger is in the finals
at Congressional.
Eisinger won the 10th to go
i've up. but Dunn then won
six straight holes with four
pars and two brides. They were
even coming to the saith, and
Dunn finished birdie-par for
the match. For the II holes
OF the afternoon Dunn was
about par. except for two balls
out Of bounds on the 10Th.
Other flight winners:
Isl. e. Larson defeated J. W.
2d-A. h Youngauist defeated DR..
n. =. Candy, and 3.
Sc. M. Hammersla defeated H. B.
1thaaRo6srt Wallis defeated R. p.
5thEwiliiam ouisenbsrry defeated
g ii P9cili E. Bush Z Sn defeated W. Mes
7thLvic Rotsrus defeated C. NJ
s,SStthE.- stu. 8; Bardsn defeated J. l.
:, sthLH. n spOttswoOd defeated L.
ISth-w. J Dick defeated George
11th-Paul Norris defeated A. j..
Aendley, default.
12th-W, T, Page defeated Or. 3
. 1 sstsn1 sRd Hess defeated Fred
Perkins. and T.
l4th-william Fay defeated Lamar
King. and q
ARMY-NAVY-Keyes, a Gov
eminent attorney, went to
lunch one down to Col. Hoe
beke, the favorite in the club
finals, but in the afternoon
Reyes won every hole but the
18th and 25th on the third nine
to go from one down to five UP.
He had a two-under-par "a on
that nine.
Keyes, known at the service
club as a streaky player, proved
to be just that as he won his
first club title.
Other fight results:
1st-Col r. i. Harrison def. Capt.
I. Holman: uSN, ] up.
2SI No. 7 y; GrsmiinE def. Capt.
3D. Itf1 eol C joel Hollis oRi def Col.
zo dthEc .1a 4 R cSr def. Col. R. E.
comdr & G. Holman. j up
DEF Col. L. Shapiro, 2 up.
NORBECK - Bremen, l9-
year-old University of Maryland
junior. and southpaw golfer,
had a SO on the third nine as
he went from even to five UP
over Mudrick. Both had IA
on the first 10. Bremen, one
Of the longest hitters in town,
used his superior distance and
a 60-foot putt on the oath hole
to roll up his winning margin.
Other fight results:
LIST fight-Charles Fishman def.
i. 2d-Jack Gam def. Ira sichelman.
sd1br. Jack ooldblatt def. Howard
Sth-Msl ssrkowits def. Al Glider.
StS-sOl Becker def. George 1noa,
7th-Max Basin def. Mel Friedman.
2 up.
GOOSE CREEK-Flanagan,
champion at the Leesburg club
in 1854, runnerup last year, and
medalist in the event he won
yesterday, had a IA in the
morning and was even par in
the afternoon in the triumph
over Doukas.
Mrs. Smyth posted an SO in
playing the round out in the
. triumph over Miss Watts, a
Westinghouse High student.
In the Helen O'Meara trophy
play, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Corn
well. ST., won the husband
and-wife event with a COM
bined score of 1863 minus Is
handicap for 144.
BROOKE MANOR - Miss
Ford won the tight match over
Mrs. Konopa with a five on the
first extra hole to a six for
Mrs. Konopa. The winner had
an "a for the round. 1t was
the second straight year Mrs,
Konopa lost in the finals.
The first flight went to Mrs.
John O'Farrell over Mrs. Mark
Hedrick, l up in 81 holes; the
second to Mrs. John King over
Dorothy Rock, 2 and /, and
the third to Mrs. Wayne Brooks
over Nancy Henderson, 3 and Q
CHEVY CHASE-Gen. Rich
ard K. Sutherland, competing
in the 60-64 age group, added
the club senior title and The
Hawley trophy to the Mary.
land State senior title he wor