Evening star., 1960-09-26
CLUB CROWNS TO SIX OTHERS
Heinze's Rally Wins
Congressional Title

who also holds the Argyle In
vitation title, closed the match
on the 35th. Bob was II, Saw
age 73 in the morning.
Other flights:
2d-wsrren Webb defeated Lloyd
3d-Keith Emo defeated Tom Greene
8 and 5
4thEoeorgs sullivan defeated Bot
Farrell and 2.
6thwLen TocasciO defeated Frank
7th-Bow Rawson defeated jim
sth.Lsy Weber defeated Carl Ga
Sth@Dr. Harold Heises defeated Joe
McFadden. 2 and 1.
lOth-R. J. Poisson defeated Charles
i1th-Walter Johns defeated x. s.
Mc0uilken. and 1,
f3th-Jim Roberts defeated Jote
Swammord, 9 and 4.
13th--Haryey Fritter defeated Joe
Haley, and 4.
BETHESDA-Carl Lohren OF
Brooke Manor played three-un-
der par golf for SO holes and
DR.. D. M. zap of the host club
helped his team with an out
nine Of So as they won the
seventh annual Bethesda Mem
ber-Guest with a two-round
total of 131.
Lohren had a 66 Saturday
despite a ball out Of bounds,
and II in the second round over
the par 10 course. DR.. Yap, a
10-handicap player, helped by
seven shots.
Ralph Bogart, playing from
Bethesda, and Sal Di Maio of
Manor had 65-67-132 to tie
Claude Rippy and DR.. William
C. Ready of Congressional for
second. The latter team had
64-68-l32.
Tom Manning and George
OleSon of Court House had g.
68-l34, John Barton and
Frank Krawczel of Brooke
Manor, 67-69-136, and Art
Lund and Dan Kapitan OF
Court House, 66-70-136.
CHANTILLY NATIONAL
Don Mank will meet AL Fargo,
and Harvey Robinson, ST., will
play Bill Howard in the club
championship semifinals next
week end. Mank won over
Derek Hayley, 8 and 2; Fargo
defeated Bob Murphy, 3 and Q;
Robinson won over Clay kim.
3 and 2, and Howard defeated
Tom Crouch, 2 and /, in
quarter-final matches.
NORBECK-Bob Brenner and
Myron Gerber, two former
champions, will meet for a Sec
ond leg on the club champion
ship cup next Sunday over the
36-hole route.
Brenner defeated his younger
brother, Charles. the 1853
Junior champion, 5 and 4. while
Gerber won over Ed Miller. 6
and 4, in Semifinal matches.
WOODMONT-TheK Kaufman
Cup mixed scotch foursome
tournament was won by Lou
Gorin and Mrs. Harry Gorin,
his sister -in-law, with 81-5-76,
In the club handicap cham
pionship quarter finals, Ellis
Edlowitz won over Everett
Steinem. 2 and l, DIR. Jerry
Footer defeated Marshall Fried
man, l up: Colman Stein de-
feated George Freedman. 2 and
l, and Marvin Sugar won over
Gorin, 2 and /.
COURT HOUSE Hubert
Bolts holed a six-iron shot for
a hole-in-one on the l55-yard
sixth hole and the foursome
had 1884 on the hole
Charles Lynch made the deuce,
A. L. McLay the par, and R. A,
Robbins the four.
The Court House b team de-
teated Wa shington G&CC
201a-9l2.
INDIAN SPRING-The two
man team championship flights
other than the title flight were
completed:
1st-Len Snyder and Harry Ger
Sid Alpert, and 8.
2d-Dr. Sanford Randall and Sol
Emanuel defeated Howard Adler and
Bill Lippman, 8 and D.
3d-Arnold Simon and Morris Pol
isEoh defeated Arnold Heft and Max
Wolman. l up.
4th-Larry Stander and DR.. Irwin
Robinson defeated Harry Rosenberg and
B. Davidson, / up.
5th =. Herb Rubenstein and Ted
Bialek defeated Sid Liss and Bernie
9Th 9Th = APq Phil Schwartz and Charles
Dalinsky defeated Nate Cohan and
George Cohen. Z and 6.