Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-08
WestIond, Portner I oke
Burning Tree Event

Burning Tree has two for
mer National Amateur COLI
champions among It's members
and now both have q share in
the clubs member-guest title.
Jack Westland. the 1857
amateur titlist, clicked with
his guest from San Francisco,
Jack Lowery, to win the rather
complicated event held over
the week end.
Four years ago. Jess Sweet
ser. the 1922 amateur titlist,
won with Gen. James Ferguson,
Westland and Lowery, q
former USGA committeeman,
and benefactor Of Harvie
Ward and Ken Ventura, shot
q 146 In the combined net score
Of the first day. o 81 in the
best-ball play Of Saturday and
q 72-3-69 in the scotch four
some play Of yesterday for a
279 total.
The defending champions,
c. w. Bishop and his son,
Jack. Of Prince Georges. had
28l for second. Harold Stuart,
chairman Of the Press Commit
tee for last years National
Open and Col. Richard Taylor
Of Eglin ABB had asa for third,
The 1851 winners under DIFF
ferent scoring conditions. Les
lie Arends and Bud Kroeger Of
Garden City, L. l., were next
with 284.
GOOSE CREEK = The first
junior team to win q match
play member guest tourna-
ment came through at the
Leesburg club over the week
end.
Ronnie Jamison. son Of the
host pro and Billy Cigich. the
youngster who is the latest
proteee of Harry Griesmer, the
Bethesda pro, defeated Harry
OMeara and Gil Willett, the
Princes Georges club cham
pion. 3 and 2.
Both members of the win
ming team are st. Johns stu
dents.
Dick Norton and Glen
Causey Of Court House won the
second flight over Bud May
nard. and Bob Cornish Of
Washington. 3 and /. Bob
Jarecki and Jim Speaker Of
Court House won the third
flight over Lee Hanigan and
DR.. Carlton Gregory Of WASH
ington. / up.
INDIAN SPRING - The
club championship survivors in
the title fight survived up
sets. but Just barely. Mike
Becker. runnerup last year.
oyercame a five-hole deficit at
the ninth to beat Mary Sing
man. I UP. in 20 holes.
Dick Schattman went 90
holes to beat Vincent Young.
up Dick Mason, medalist.
defending champion and heavy
favorite. beat Paul Kutik. 6 and
5.
DR.. Allen Weisberg. a former
champion, defeated Charles
Murphy, 2 and /. Bernie Moltz
beat Sam Daar, 4 and 8. Joel
Friedman beat Bobby Under
stein, 3 and 2. Charles Berger
beat Roger Squitero. / up. and
Jerry. Fried beat Hal Befman,
UP.
PRINCE GEORGES - Clyde
Kelly. who figures to be Gil
Willett's chief challenger for
another club title at Prince
Georges. won medal honors with
a 76-72-l48. Willett was an
automatic qualifier.
Mike Jankowski had 73-
76-149 for second and Keith
Bowie was next with 73-
78-I51.
BELLE HAVEN - Frank
Woolley. defending champion
at Belle Haven, shook Of the
challenge Of Charles Holden
III, recent Virginia State junior
champion. to advance with Q
l-up triumph.
In other quarterfin q l
matches, Clint Harmon beat
Charles Hagedorn, S and 3:
Harry Older beat Harold Chill
cote. 6 and 5. and Paul Green
beat Jim Swink, 2 and /.
WOODMONT - Forme err
champions DR.. Jerry Footer.
Buddy Brylawski. Howard
Nordlinger, Alvin Dulcan and
Dave Workman advanced in
the club championship. Bry-
lawski had close call before
he beat Johnny Safer. 3 and q.
BETHESDA - Favorites DIT
the dust in the junior and
senior championships. Tom
Manning, the senior titlist. lost
to Bill Carpenter, 4 and 8.