Evening star., 1960-05-31

the annual Victor Kaufman
Memorial Day tournament at .
Chevy Chase yesterday and won 1
it by finishing five up on par, |
even though he slipped from |
his sub-par pace.
Hamilton birdied four Of the |
first seven holes. With two |
pars and a bogey, he was three
under par on the eighth tee.
He ran into trouble on the
eighth for a double-bogey seven |
and went over par on the ninth |
to go out in par IS.
The cup is decided on match
play against par.
Hamilton was back in 40 for
a rs, an excellent score for a
10-handicap player over the
long. damp course. Gen.
Thomas Musgrave finished Sec
ond. four up on par. A nine
handicap golfer, Gen. Musgrave
played the front nine in 40 but
came back in par "a and almost
caught Hamilton.
COLUMBIA-Bill Briggs and
Jack Blades of Kenwood posted
a par 70. best of the qualifying
rounds in Columbia's member
guest tournament, and it
should earn them a place in
the title flight. Qualifying con-
tinues today and tomorrow.
F. A. Murray, jr., and Perky
Cullinane lead with a scratch
best ball of "a.
Murray continued to have
good fortune with his partners,
teaming with John Walker for
a. II in the annual Memorial
Day two-man event. That won
low gross, with low net to Ken
Haynes and DR.. Hayden Kirby
Smith with 7l-9-62.
Briggs won low gross with a
70, and Nelson Woodson low
net with 81-12-69.
/ WOODMONT-The 74s by
Dave Workman and Chuck
Lubar stood up for medal
honors in the club champion
ship qualifying. Warren Krick
is defending champion, and
the tournament figures to be
an interesting scrap with Wort
man, Lubar, Krick, Buddy
Brylawski. DR.. Jerry Footer and
Alvin Dulcan all playing good
golf and capable of winning.
ARGYLE.-In a second-round
clash in the two-man team
championship played without
handicaps, the defending cham
pions, Frank Clark and Tom
Shenk, beat the medalists, Dick
Ptomey and Warren Webb, S
and 4.
Their opponents next week.
end will be the junior team of
Billy Mcbride and Mike Rota
who defeated Frank Passero
and Tom Clark, 3 and 2. Bob
Morris and Tony Popolaski de-
feated Bill Buehler and AL
Birmingham, 2 up, and will
meet Doug Berry and OrVal
Tate, who won over George
Senge and Joe Connell, 2 up.
Jerry Doser and Arnie Prada
defeated Wilson Howard and
Don Sullivan, 3 and 2. and will
meet John Andestad and AL
Coe. who upset Buddy Clark
and Pat MARITIME, 5 and 4. Earl
Morris and Howard Savage de-
feated Bill Croy and Fred Gian-
niny, 2 up, and will meet F. M.
johnson and Cres Migliccio,
who won over Roger MARITIME
and George Ashton. jr.. 3 and z
WASHINGTON-John Rut-
ledge posted four amazingly
consistent rounds for a Is
handicap player and leads the
72-hole Moore Cup competi-
ton, open to all classes, with
rounds of 81-82-82-82 minus
is each time for a net 267.
There were no new leaders
in the club championship quail
flying although Bill Hotter was
kicking himself for not signing
up yesterday when he shot a
par 10 to win gross honors in
the flag tournament.
COURT HOUSE-Dick lanes
shot a par 70 in the annual
Beat the Pro" tournament and
it was good enough to hold of
most of the membership. Bob
Sphinx beat him. up, in Glass
A. George Mehler and Larry
Burdick tied, 2 up, in Glass B,
and Phil Warman was the only
Glass c winner, 8 and /. In
the women's division Mrs. S. B.
Collingwood topped lanes. 4
and 3.
BROOKE MANOR-A net
best ball So by Bill Worthing-
ton and Phil Buscher won
medal honors in the two-man
team handicap championship.
Match play will follow the an
nual dinner Sunday night.
PRINCE GEORGES Three
teams are within two strokes
going into next week ends final
round of the 54-hole two-man
competition at Prince Georges,
one round combined score mi
nus handicap, one Scotch four
some, and one best ball.
Art Frank and Roger Sheriff |
have l44 in the combined net |
plus 81 in the Scotch foursome !
yesterday for 211. Bill Harms