Evening star., 1960-09-05


brigade at Bethesda Country
Club, the defeat of the defend
ing champion and medalist al
Army Navy Club and the fal
Of the defending titlist at Court
House for the eighth straight
year featured the club cham
pionship golf activity yesterday
Other highlights of the La.
Dor Day holiday activity were
the apparent medal : winning
performances by John Dunn al
Kenwood. Bob Martino at Ar
gyle, George Graham at West
briar and Bill Todd at Brooke
Manor. There also were pre-.
liminary rounds at Congress
sional.
In women's championships
Mrs. Herb Rudd regained the
Bethesda women's title, defeat
ing Mrs. Jay Gone, the defend
ing champion, Q up. Mrs. Heller
Konopa, last years winner at
Brooke Manor, squandered a
3 up lead and lost to Mrs. Ken
Burnett. / up, in a quarter
final upset.
The club championships:
BETHESDA - Perky Culli-
name, the District Amateur
champion, has played only %
of a possible SO holes in win
ming his first two matches in
the club championship. How
ever, the teen-agers are steal
ing the show.
There are five youngsters un-
der 20 in the quarter-f1nals.
Larry Burd was the only one
of their set to lose in the sec
ond round.
Doug Lindsay Q9, Kent
Kittle (16), Frank Black (19 .
Billy Cigich QD and John
Gavin Q5) won second-round
matches. Gavin and Cigich
were scheduled to meet today.
However, their match has been
postponed because of the jun
ior champion of champions
tournament at Kenwood:
Perky Cullinane defeated
Tom Manning, the club senior
champion. 8 and 6; Lindsay de-
feated Les Barker, Z and 6:
Glenn Bayer defeated Burd, 3
and /; Kittle defeated Jerry
Mason, 2 and l.; Chick Culli-
name eliminated Bob Killen, l
up in 10 holes; Black upset
Billy Buppert, 3 and 2; Cigich
won over Don Morrell, 4 and 2,
and Gavin was five under par
from the sixth hole in beating
Bill McAleer, 5 and 4.
COURT HOUSE-Neff Nc
Clary, the District Junior rum
nerup, and Dave Collingwood,
semifinalist in the District
Amateur, met in the third
round feature of the club
championship today.
The Court House champion
never has repeated. Pierce
Bragg, the 1856 champion. beat
Jack Smell, the defending titlist.
3 and 2, and then eliminated
Don Firor, l up.
George Winkler defeated Jim
Duffy, sr., 2 and /; Bob How
ard advanced over Hal Holsing
by default: Jim Duffy, jr.. de-
feated Bill Station. 4 and 2;
Collingwood beat Graham
Lewis, 8 and /; McClary de-
feated Bob Lewis, Q and 1;
Danny Kapitan defeated w. A.
Jeffries. 4 and g.; and George
Donnahoo defeated AL Lovelace,
/ up, in other third round
matches.
ARMY NAVY-Major War
rem L. Lockhart is the marked
man at the Service Club after
his 2 and victory over Col.
D. E. O'Neil in the second
round of the club champion
ship. Col. O'Neil was medalist
with a 1873 score for SO holes.
He defeated Comdr. A. H.
Coolidge, the defending cham
pion, 3 and /, in a rare first
round match between champion
and medalist.
Col. O'Neil was out in par
SO, including an eagle three,
against Mai. Lockhart, but was
one down and lost to the lat
ter's sub-par shooting.
ARGYLE Bob MARITIME
needed a birdie on the par
five 18th to tie for the medal
in the club championship quail
flying. but he didn't get it. He
went one better. He smacked