Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
AREA GOLF ROUNDUP
Schoo, Larson Take
Kenwood Team Title

DNJ NAP WAOAA - AAA4A0C
handicap for a net GA. Mark
Sullivan, jr., was next with
84-19-65. followed by Richard
II West, 70-3-67 and Charles
B. Hawley, jr., 71-4-67.
WASHINGTON. r. An
ton played his last allotted
stroke one inch from the Goth
cup to lead in the flag tourna-
ment. Dale Larish was next,
five feet from the goth cup.
WESTBRIAR-John Skies
finished on the goth green to
win the flag tournament, with
M. j. Fuller next, playing his
drive on the goth. Charles
Knox won the driving contest
with a 260-yard clout and
G. B. Schmith was 20 inches
from the cup on the fifth to
win the hole-in-one contest.
WOODMONT-Buddy Bry-
lawski and Warren Krick will
meet for the club championship
in a 36-hole match today, the
first 10 at $50, and the second
at 2 pm.
A three-Way tie in the flag
tournament was won by DR..
Ray Resnick by matching cards
over Howard Nicholson and
Herman Paul. All finished in
the cup on the 10th hole.
CONGRESSIONAL - There
was a tie in the mixed scotch
foursome, Pinehurst style, be-
tween DR.. and Mrs. w. o. Will
ley, 84-2l-63 and Mrs. j. L.
McGrath and c. T. Nemir
78-15-63. Low gross went to
Joan Champion and John Eli
singer with a 70.
F. l.. Brown leads in the
Presidents Cup qualifying with
l77-1O-67. Qualifying ends to-
day.
COURT HOUSE-Dr. and
Mrs. Ed Sullivan won low gross
with an 80 and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hauschild low net with
86-16-70 in the husband-and-
wife tournament.
In handicap best-ball event,
Joe Borzomati and Nick Perrin
won with a 81.
Mrs. Frank Stoppa won the
Dick lanes Cup in a match
play against par tournament
Mrs. Stoppa defeated the pros
round, 6 and S.
COLUMBIA-Marty VIE
gand, jr., shot a one-over-paI
II to win low gross in a medal
play tournament. Ward Och
mann won low net with 1863
81. In the two-man COMPETE
ton, Bill Briggs and Harold
HARDWOOD had a gross So, and
net went to Wiegand and r. A
Appelby with a 68-8-60.
Frank Weller, jr.. Bill Boone
A. F. Adams and Joseph H
Homage, jr., won the closest
to-the-hole prizes.
ARMY NAVY-The Navy
was the winner in the annua
Service match, scoring 170K
points to 1441a for the Air Force
and IA for the Army.
One of the big point win
ners of the match was Col. F
A. Mountford, USA. ret, y
years old. who won five points
for the Army team.
In the feature match, Col. w
R. Robinson of the Marines
playing for Navy, outscorec
Col. A. A. Hoebeke, former clut
champion, and Maj. JOSEPH
Worthington of Air Force.
NORBECK- Mixed Scotch
foursome winners were Mr.. anc
Mrs. Edward Goldberg, 92-29-
SO, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mudrick
1856, Mr.. and Mrs. S
Sander, S3-17-66, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ben Kasow, 90-24-66 anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sherer
37-21-66.
BELLE HAVEN - Jack Will
EFT took a lesson from Pro Char
ley Muck last week and was al
easy winner in a handicaI
event, shooting SO with a 3
handicap for a net 81. Joe &c
melli was next with 81-l4-6i
In a mixed breakfast four
some, handicap best ball, Mrs
A. w. Gillian, Mrs. Ed Talbot
: Ed Won Deck and Doug Rile
; won with a Sc. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Stricklin we're next wit
SO, and the foursome of MFR. an
Mrs. Walter Teeter and MI
and Mrs. j. w. Clark wer
third with so.
ARGYLE-Curt Turner wo.
the flag tournament, playin
! his final stroke six feet fror
: the goth cup. Stanton Wake
| was Is feet from the cup o
. the goth. John Andestadt, Wal
i ter Johns and Allan Sherie
; were next. all just short of tn