Evening star., 1960-07-05
CHAMPIONS WIN AT KENWooD #
High-Hondicop I cam
Takes Manor PIoyoff


idge, jr., shot the best round OF
his life, a 70, and deducted
nine handicap strokes, but was
only second with a net So.
George C. Warner used a six
wood to score his first hole-in-
one in 80 years of golf on the
165-yard fourth hole. His play
ing partners were Adm. P. P.
Powell, Steve Cromwell and
Robert w. Bogue, jr.
Best ball, handicap winners
over the holiday week end were
James Flynn, sr., and jr., with
a 81.
BELLE HAVEN (mixed
scotch foursome) - Mrs. A. j.
Saury and Doug Morgan, 80-18
So. Gross-Mrs. A. w. Gil
liam and Clint Harmon, 80.
Handicap tournament, score of
three worst holes added to
handicap-Bert Harding, 1928
so; Col. H. G. Creyts, 84-34
so.
WASHINGTON flag tourna-
ment) Class A-Bill Walsh, 2h
feet from Goth cup. Low gross
Lew Russell, SO. Class B-Peter
H. DeVries, in cup on 10th.
Gross DIR. Jerry Cope, 10.
Class c. Homer Eimers, 20
feet from cup on 10th. Low
groSs-Rex CLANCY, "a.
In an exhibition match, Pro
Clare Emery and Jimmy Clark
defeated Henry Kerfoot, win
ner Of the recent club cham
pionship, and Claude Wild,
up.
INDIAN SPRING (fiag tour
nament) & Stan Grossman, in
goth cup; Nate Levy, on Goth
green, Phil Baker and Harry
Scheckman, in 10Th cup.
LAUREL PINES (f1ag tour
nament) Stanley Wilson, 100
yards from goth green. Mrs.
Boots Maynard, women's win
ner, 1870 yards from goth green.
Driving contest-Bob Williams,
| 265 yards. Hole-in-one contest
H. L. Freedman, 4 feet / inch
from cup.
BROOKE MANOR (fiag tour
nament) Dock Jew, 8 inches
from 2lst cup; Jack Shulman,
in goth cup; Sam Tatalovich,
on Goth green. Women's-Claire
Burns, l inch from 18th cup;
Mrs. Robert Shelton, on 10th
green; Mrs. Kenneth Burnett,
in 18th fairway.
BETHESDA breakfast four
Some) - John Grimburg, Ed
Reilly, Arnold Babb, Cy Brick
field, handicap best ball total
of 26-27-53.
ARGYLE (mixed scotch four
some)-Mr.N and Mrs. Walter
Lahde, 85-18-67: Mrs. Orval
Tate and Billy Mcbride, 81-14
ST. Low gross-Mrs. Robert
Townsend and Don Sullivan, rs.
WESTBRIAR (flag tourna-
ment-Carl Fogel, 21st fairway;
John Barber, on Goth green;
James Dunleavy, 80 yards from
goth green. Driving-Roger
Cole. 300 yards from 10th tee.
Hole-in-one contest-Fred Ross,
8 feet from cup on No. Is.
WOODMONT-The Presi-
dents Cup tournament ended
in a tie between DR.. Jerry
Footer, 72-4-68 and Henry j.
kaufman, 78-10-68.
NORBECK-(Mixed Scotch
foursome). Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Epstein, 93-29-64; Mrs. Sam
Silberg and Duke Zeibert,
90-23-67.
PRINCE GEORGES-(Match
play against par). Don Mitch
ell, 75-13-62, seven up; Bill
Parent, 1886, five up.
EAST POTOMAC-(Three-
day putting contesD. Charles
Habron won the mems division
with Tony Liebler second. Mrs.
Robert Hays and Mrs. Robert
Sullivan were first and second
in the women's division.
SPRENGFIELD-Pro Bobby
Bowers is going to start club
championship qualifying with
in the next two weeks. The new
club had heavy play on Sat-
urday's opening day and yes
terday.
ROCK CREEK-Dave Park
man, one of the clubs reg
ulars," made his first hole-in-
one in 80 years of golf when
he dropped a 5-iron shot on
the 126-yard 18th hole. Charles
Holt, Ralph Sharp and Mark
Field were in the foursome.
Parkman had SO for the nine.