Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07

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three to play, meets Jack Smell
for the club championship at
the Court House Club In Fair
fax today. The match will be
at SO holes.
CAN'T was two down going
to the 10th against Tony Ia
broski but won, l up in 10
holes. Smell won. 2 and /. over
George Donahoo after defeat
ing Lee Hetterman, the de-
Tending champion, 5 and 4 in
the quarter finals.
CAN'T was runnerup for the
title in 1857.
KENWOOD - Today is the
last day Of qualifying in the
club championship and John
Dunn's l-under par SO ap-
pears safe for medal honors.
Dunn is the defending champ
ion.
The next best score is a 70
by l5-year-old Dave Turner
followed by John Larson's "a
and 75s by Marty CARRIER, also
IS, Dick Kreger and Larry
Imhoff, a former champion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kadie
put together a 78-l6-62 to
easily win low net in the hus-
band-and-wife championship
Low gross went to Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Gambatese with an 81
Other net winners were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lindgren
86-17-69; Mr.. and Mrs. Deane
Lawson. 89-18-70; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Alexander, 82-l2-70
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Kacur
92-12-70.
PRINCE GEORGES-Mrs
Harold Lewis won her second
straight women's title with a
l up victory over Mrs. Ralph
Wagner. The consolation went
to Mrs. william Cox over Mrs
Peter Wisher, up.
The co-medalists in the Dick
Smith Cup oman team cham
pionship will not have TO play
of for the medal. because both
teams are in the finals today
and will play for the medal as
well as the championship.
Mike JankowSki and Bernie
O'Neill defeated AL Strauss anc
Hal Jaffe. 2 up. and will meet
Eddie Bean and Jay Woodside
who won over Bud Rider anc
Stan Landon. up.
A second-flight match wen
II extra holes before Billy
Burns and Col. Chick Collect
won on the 29th over Bill Freel
and George Calomeris. Col
Collect birdied the 18th tt
square the match. and birdiec
the 29th to end it.
NORBECK-The club cham.
pionship is somewhat of a fam.
lily affair. and in the first rounc
there were complications. Hert
Goldblatt, who is IT, and recent
runnerup to Charley Bremen
in the junior championship
upset Bobby Bremen. Charley
older brother, in a f1rst-rounC
match. 4 and 3.
Bobby, who will enter thu
University Of Pennsylvania TO-
morrow is the defending cham.
pion.
And Charley Bremen, thu
Junior champion, lost to jerry
cooper, ana !.
But it wasn't a 100 per cen
successful day for the Gold
blatts because Herbs father
DR.. Jack Goldblatt, lost to San
Kline, S and 4.
In other feature matches
Myron Gerber. a former cham
pion, beat Ted Cohen, / up
and Duke Zeibert. twice run,
nerup, won over Ed Blumberg
3 and 2. The second round viii
be played next week end.
MANOR - Buddy SharkeN
gained a share of revenge 70,
a semiflnals defeat in the cluI
championship at the hands o
Bill Brownrigg by beating
Brownrigg, 3 and /. in tn,
finals of the club handical
championship.
Sharkey not only bea
Brownrigg but did it despit'
giving the club champion thre,
strokes. Sharkey has a plu
one handicap. while Brown
riggs is two. Buddy had
par 70 in the finals.
Tom Morey won the Clas
C handicap championship owe
Tom Brooke. l up, and tn
Class D winner was A. j. Hill
low over Len Hardy, l up.
BROOKE MANOR-Doc Jey
and George Smith won tn
second version of the club two
man team title, defeating
Charles Skates and Larry Jobe
2 up. The consolation went t,
Phil BuScher and John Trout
over Gene Banks and Ted Gro
mar. l up.
w ID M o N T-Goldi
Ahearn should have been Of
hand while a couple OF mem
bers Of the fight promoter an,
restrauteer's family went dow
to the wire for the Board O
Governors trophy.
Goldie's nephew, Ronal,
Goldstein. son of the owner o
the Golden Parrot. shot an 8
and deducted Is handicap TO
a net 81 to win over Bobb
Goldstein, his uncle and Col
dies brother, who had 70 minu
five for a net So.
Woodmont members still ar
consoling Howard Nordlingel
many-time club champion. owe
q four-putt green that cost hin