Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-24

ana later q star OF the pro
circuit, and Dick Sleichter,
Pennsylvania Pea champion
last year, we're among the post
entries in the Howard County
Open today at All View in FL
licott City.
Riegel, now a club pro in
Philadelphia. won the Sails
bury Open on the Eastern
Shore last year.
This will be the sixth annual
event promoted by Johnny
Musser, the host pro, who won
the title in 1867. Dick Null
len, Frank Michalek and Jack
Isaacs are the other winners,
Isaacs last year. Play is at SO
holes and first prize is $425.
Most of the areas top pros are
entered.
GLENN DALE-Gary Robi-
son used a fast start as a
springboard to his first club
championship as he defeated
Staley Wilson, 8 and Z, in q
scheduled 36-hole final.
Gary was two under par for
the first eight holes and six up.
He was nine up at 10, and held
that margin in the afternoon.
He was two over par for the
distance. Wilson was champion
in 1856 and runnerup In 81
when the club was Prospect
Hill.
Championship consclation-Joe Pat
terson defeated Rufus DeVane, and 2.
lSt-Charles Mason defeated Milton
sdMFranf waisant defeated Mack
O a. ! Ford FOR; Baumsartn.r defeated
4thIH. Beck defeated stiE stoltI'
5tS-Harry Ship defeated Kenny
ft62MiEe Balestrino defeated J. R.
Erskine, , up.
INDIAN SPRING Roger
Squitero and Leon Rosin pace
the scratch two-man team
championship qualifying with
a 70.
The husband-and-wife cham
pionship was won in a playoff
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Schatt-
man with a 172 total to 173
for Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Blum
berg.
BROOK MANOR - Lillian
Ford and Mrs. Helen Konopa
will meet for the women's
championship next week end
in a rematch of last years
final, won by Miss Ford in
extra holes.
Miss Ford defeated Peg
Badger, 4 and 3, in a seminal
match, while Mrs. Konopa had
to go 10 holes to defeat Mrs.
Ken Burnett.
ARMY NAVY-Qualifying in
the club championship contin-
ues through September 30 and.
inasmuch as both the original
course and the one at Fairfax
are par TBS, contestants can
qualify at either.
Comdr. T. j. Kelly and
Comdr. A. K. GuStafSon lead
with 73s.
GOOSE CREEK-The Early
Bird championship was con-
cluded after six rounds with
Ken Donaldson the Class A
winner with l01a points, fol-
lowed by Paul Astolas. ga. and
Johnny Greco, ga. The B Dr.
vision winner was Joe Smyth,
1917. followed by Burt Eng
lish, IL, and Joe Hillsman, ga.
ARGYLE - Frank Clark
played the last eight holes Of
the back nine in six under par
in shooting a $3.50 in the
first qualifying round for the |
club championship. Frank
added a par 70 for the second
round and is the leader and
potential medalist with 141,
three under par.
Some Of the low 18-hole
rounds are Bill Gartner 10
and Dick Ptomey and Buddy
Clark, 75s. Qualifying contin-
ueS through Labor Day.
PRINCE GEORGES-Qual-
flying in the Dick Smith Cup
two-man team tournament
produced a medal tie between
Mike Jankowski and Bernie
O'Neill. and the team of Ed
die Bean and Jay Woodside.
Ills. Smith is donating all the
cups, plus four tickets to the
Army Navy football game
as prizes.
Mary Lou Wilson won the
women's Board of Governors
Cup with a 90-19-71, with low
gross to Mrs. Adelaide Lewis,
81.
The second home-and-h home
match between senior golfers
of Prince Georges and Bethesda
found Prince Georges winning
the Glass A match at home,
9h-8h, and the Glass B at
Bethesda, 10h-71a. Bethesda
won the first match, and a
rubber match probably will be
arranged.
NORBECK-Eddie Huffman
and Walter Diener will meet
Wednesday in the finals of the
miniature tournament. Other
flight results:
1st-aEd Stern defeated Myer GEL
sd-iouis Rather defeated Henry
4th-Phil K.rpf defeated Frank
5th-Dr Louis Ksren defeated
sth-Joseph Haber defeated oscar
COURT HOUSE-The hosts
B team defeated Belle Haven,
1911, in a team match.
CONGRESSIONAL - The
junior, senior and husband
and-wife champions were
crowned over the week end.
c. E. Huntley had rounds of
1919 for 155 and deducted IA
handicap for a net al to win
the senior title.
Pete Maroshek won the jun