Evening star., 1960-08-29

memorial Junior tournament,
a 54-hole medal play event,
actually was decided on one
hole, the 18th, of the third
round yesterday at Brooke
Manor where Marty CARRIER,
the winner, had a birdie four
and Ricky Meissner, the run
nerup, was in all kinds of
trouble for an eight.
CARRIER, 17-year-old Middle
Atlantic Junior champion from
Kenwood, had rounds of 73-7l-
"A for 218, two over par and Is
strokes lower than the winning
score last year. There were
twice as many players this year,
and the boys obviously are
playing better golf.
Meissner was next with 60
77-77 for 223. He is a 15-year-
old from Argyle.
Billy Cigich of Bethesda and
Jamie Cough of Army Navy
both had 149-75-224 for run
nerup in the 1917 age group,
and Kent Little. the defending
champion, had 152-74-226 for
runnerup in the 14-15 class.
The 13-and-under winners
were Jimmy Calvin, 174-83-
257 and Mike Clarey, 1853.
258.
WESTBRIAR - Winners in
the Don Mem Memorial tour
nament were Ray O'Malley,
low net with a 73-4-69 and
George Graham, sr., low gross
with a 72.
George Graham, jr.. won the
club Junior title and the right
to play in the junior champion
of champion tournaments La
Dor Day at Kenwood by defeat
ing Phil Hargis. l up. in Il
holes, in the title match. Har-
gis was four up at the ninth.
but Graham played the back
nine in "a to square it, and won
with a par on the third extra
hole after halving the first two
in pars..
COURT HOUSE Harold
Hauschild. sr., and jr., won the
medal in the father-and-son
championship, Harold, ST., with
79 and his son 80 for 16l.
Pro Dick lanes shot a 68 and
with Jack Smell won two points
from Charley Muck and Hank
Anderson as Court House won
a team match from Belle
Haven. 17l2-1212.
WOODMONT - Mrs. Paul
Bauman and Mrs. Clement AL
pert won the two-lady team
title and the 10 Freeman trophy
oy defeating Mrs. Jules Frieden-
son and Mrs. Harold Melnicove,
and 3, in the finals.
CONGRESSIONAL R. w.
Danishefsky parlayed one round
into victories in both the club
senior and the husband-and-
wife championships.
His second round 78 in the
senior play. plus 79 in the open
ing round. gave him 157 and
the title over Ted Huntley, the
defending champion, who had
77-81-158.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danischefsky
defeated Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Mari, up. for their fifth title
in the five years of the club
husband-and-wife tournament.
Mr.. Danischefsky used the
same 78 in the finals.
The second fight went to
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Oldt, 4 and
3. over Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Grear,
and the third was won by Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Ryon over Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Woodward, /
up in 20 holes.
COLUMBIA-A pair of me-
dium handicap players, P. Bax-
ter Davis, a 10-handicap south
paw, and B. C. Tolley, jr., who
had II. put together remark
able best ball rounds of 59-63-
81 to win the 54-hole medal
play. handicap Board of Gov
ernors trophy.
Billy West and John Holz-
berg were next with 100, and
Don Jones and Maurice Fillius
third with 1872. Low 18-hole
round was a 81 by Harold Har-
wood and Austin Carlin, while
Ken Kimble and Bob Neal had
low 36-hole score of 1913.
MANOR-Dr. F. J. Crilley
looked at a hole-in-one by w.
L.SHarris on the fifth hole, and
then played nine extra holes
before beating Harris, up, in
the quartef1nals of the match
play handicap championship.
DR.. Crilley's semifinal op-
ponent next week end will be
Dick Callahan, who defeated
Larry Murphy. 2 and l. Knute
knighton won over Bill Nc
Ferren, sr.. l up, and will meet
Norman ManderS, who defeat
ed Larry Hill, 2 and /.
ARGYLE-Bill Mattingly, a
16-handicap player, shot a 79
and deducted his handicap for
a net So to win the Argyle
Plaque. Three tied for second,
Harry Bowen, 83-17-66, Leon
Locascio, 78-12-66, and Bob
Pendeton. 89-23-66.
INDIAN RING Dick
Schattman and DR.. Alan Weis-
berg won the medal in the
scratch tWo-man team champi-
onship with a four under par
best ball of 68. They are de-
Tending champs. Three teams
had 70S, Jack and Bob Under
stein, Bernie Moltz and Pres