Evening star., 1960-07-05

Gray became the highest ham
dicap team ever to win the
Manor Club two-man team title
yesterday, but in the Kenwood
finals it was the opposite ss
Johnny Dunn, the club cham
pion. and Sam Del Vecchio, the
senior titlist. won the two-man
crown.
MANOR-Beadel and Gray
had to go five extra holes to beat
J.K. Davidson and H. C. Mount
ford. Davidson is an eight
handicap player. Mountford
nine. Gray 10 and Beadel IS.
Gray birdied one and six to
give his team Cup advantage
at the ninth, but Mountford
won II and he and his partner
both pared IL to get even.
Beadel won the 14th with a
par. and the 18th with a net
eagle. but Davidson and Mount
ford won II and 18 to force the
match three extra holes. It
still was even and the rules
called for two more holes. Gray
won the 22d with a birdie for a
net eagle. and they halved the
next hole.
DR.. A. K. Leon and Bob Miller
won the championship consola-
ton over Jim Hunt and Nat
Schultz. 2 and /.
Frank Durham won the flag
tournament by playing his last
shot 20 feet from the 10Th cup.
Mrs. George Martin was 5
feet from the 18th to win the
women's division, Mrs. Arthur
Butler won the inside nine, Is
feet from the 10th. Bob Miller
won the pitching contest.
KENWOOD Dunn played
from scratch in the Kenwood
final, Del Vecchio had flve
strokes and their opponents,
Frank Kadie and Nick Hol-
lander. had seven and three,
respectively. Dunn and Del
Vecchio won, 4 and 8.
Del Vecchio and Dunn were
seven under par with their
handicap best ball, and four
under from scratch. They were
three UP at the turn as Del
Vecchio again was of to a fast
start on his favorite first nine.
1st-J. A. Larson and Jack schoo
Geieated sherwood Alverson and DR..
3d-Don Edse and H. F. Candy de-
feated DR.. Noah Pomeroy and Joe
Gambatese, 2 and /.
sdZJOhn stadtisr and Lou semis
asTsatsd SiInn Leroy .sS chittenden and A. F.
4thEJ. NJ n. Derrick and Paul Good
defeated Chester .Henninger and J. C.
McElvsine, snd l.
TaEEart defeated william Neseey and
6th-L. ". Whyte and and Minor jane
son defeated E. r. Convey and c. Z.
H.mmilI defeated s W. Tittls and
Walter Hess, 4 and 3.
18th sth-Wiilism NviIisIa COnssdins I'm. and Joe
r. ". Kurrus, and 3.
COLUMBIA (Two-man best
ball handicap)-Bill Vandoren
and Baxter Davis, SO; WinShip
I. Green and Dick Mahar, 81;
Maurice Colbert and Bill Schae-
fer, 611a; S. S. Fletcher and
Ward Oehmann, 611a; Page
Cornwell and DR.. Lawrence
Smallwood. 6112. Gross-John
Gonella and Woody Marriott,
68; Maurice Fillius and Ray
Swearingen, jr., SO, including a
finish of 2-3-3, three under par,
by Fillius.
Karl Kellerman won the driv-
ing contest with q 260-yard
clout up the 18th. Winship I.
Green won the hole-in-one
contest with a shot l foot IL
inches from the cup on the
9th.
~ Vice President Nixon posted
an 80 in q round with DR..
Arthur Morris, Lokie Bradford
and Jack Barry.
Fred Moulton added to the
big day at the club with a hole
in-one on the 160-yard 14th.
using four iron.
CONGRESSIONAL (Mixed
tournament, combined score)-
c. E. Huntley (75) and Mrs.
Huntley 100) minus 80 handi-
cap for 143. Nina Champion
(86) and Doug Wheeler (78)
for 164, low gross.
Brian Johnson's 74-9-65
was low in the Presidents Cup
qualifying over N. D. Pasco,
1886.
Two golfers escaped injury
when one of the electric cars
tumbled into the lake at the
foot Of the hill Of the old 18th
hole. The car submerged and
had to be pulled from the lake
by a crane.
ARMY NAVY-The Army
had the two low scorers in Col.
Arnold Hoebeke with a SO and
Col. R. G. Rogers with a 70,
but the Navy was an easy win
ner in the annual July 4 SER
vice match with 181 points to
I'll for the Army and 81 for the
Air Force.
CHEVY CHASE-William J.
Flather, III, shot q two-under-
par ST, and needed it, to win
the Independence Day trophy