Evening star., 1960-09-26

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down with IS holes to play to
win the Congressional Club
championship. and John Dunn
finished fast to beat 67-year-
old Nick Hollander, 4 and 2, at
Kenwood in the feature
matches as seven club cham
pionships were decided yester-
day.
Army 1t. Bruce Davis, former
captain of the West Virginia
University golf team. won his
first title at Army Navy, and
Bob MARITIME repeated at Argyle.
Paul Trimmer coaSted with
an 8-up morning lead to win
the WeStbriar title, while Russ
AtkisSon held on to win at
Brooke Manor. Robert Castle
won his first Oxon Run title.
CONGRESSIONAL - Bob
Chandler was 4 up after l8
holes and 5 up after 81 against
Heinze. but the latter. a former
Georgetown University golfer.
caught Chandler on the 34th
hole and won the 35th with a
par four for a 1-up lead. They
halved the 36th.
Heinze had upset John
EiSinger, the defending cham
pion, 2 and /, in the semifinals,
while Chandler won over Billy
Bayfield, III, 3 and 2. In the
title match, Heinze was 75-72
and Chandler 71-77.
Other flights:
Championship consolation N: p.
Pasco defeated st. Clair Bromheld,
Sd-c. E. Huntley defeated Richard
3dNR. H. Yowen defeated Walter
4thMDics P Prsuit defeated Jim Tim
5thOE. L. stohIman defeated j. s.
winston. l up
7th~H. J.. Klossner defeated Jerry
Sth-R. S. Boynton defeated w. F.
sthMH. r Morrison defeated F. D.
1oth@c. F F. Grevs defeated A. j.
Moore. and 3.
KENWOOD - Hollan d er
threw a surprise at the MEM
bers who thought the club A.
nails would be a breeze for
young Dunn. the medalist.
John was up after the first
18, but Hollander caught him
on the 25th hole. Dunn won
the 26th with a par and 9th
with a birdie. and added to his
margin on the back nine.
Jack Schoo won the first
fight final over j. c. Larson,
4 and 3. The other flights were
completed last week.
ARMY NAVY-Lt. Davis, as
signed to the Judge Advocate
Section at the Pentagon. de-
feated Col. Larry Blakely. 3 and
2, in the scheduled 36-hole
final.
1t. Davis is the 28-year-old
former champion at Fox Hill in
Fairmont. W. Va. where his
father was runnerup for the
title this year.
The match was even after 1S
after the new champion won
Is and II. but took a triple
ioyey six on -l8 and finished
With 8.
1t still was even after 27, but
1t. Davis won % with a par
and the 29th with a birdie for
a 2-up lead Comdr. A. H.
Coolidge. the defending cham
pion, lost to Comdr. K. w.
Heising, 2 and /, in the first
fight final. Other flights:
2d-col. R. J. White defeated Col
3dwzMsj .; [; Bryant defeated
4thEcol. SO b [. sanxter HRi defeated Col
5tR%col; E; Z: scherrer defeated
Mi| sthLdof? F. s2ll' D.! ! w: ": Robert. defeated
Col. L. F. Trouty, 2 and. /.
E. NJ Russell, 4 and 8.
WESTBRIAR - Trim m er
took advantage of an off day
by Col. James Patchin to take
an Sup lead after 10 holes of
the final with a II. Col. Patchin
cut it back to five at 27 holes
but Trimmer had too much
lead and won. 6 and S.
Mrs. Irving Rosen won the
women's championship with a
5-and-4 victory over Mrs. E. G.
Barber. Mrs. RoSen was run
nerup last year, and is a for
mer women's champion at In
dian Spring.
BROOKE MANOR Atkis-
son. the club manager, and Bob
Lee halved very few holes in
their 35-hole match which At
kiSson won. 2 and l.
Russell was S up after nine
holes but lost 14-15-17-18 and
had only a 1-up lead at inter-
mission. He boosted his mar
gin to 3 up at q and won the
next two holes for a Sup lead.
But he four-putted the 31st
and lost 80 and "a to Lees
brides to be only 2 up. They
halved the 35th.
Other flight winners:
1st-Bill Todd defeated Ed Fitz-
s'!s sd&BusRS ePp ii Harris defeated Dick
w:IIs,is.,' ?ssdss5 sd@ss5 a"3 Atwood , defeated Bill
4thLHsnry Benoit defeated Har-
olu Ionren, and 3.
5th-Bill Fisher defeated Frank
Berulas, . and /.
:. 6th-Bin Falcons defeated Harold
Henderson, 3 and l.
7th-Andy Andrews defeated Len
sth.Dr. Albert Aaronian defeated
Jim Maddox, 3 and 2.
9th-Jim Britt defeated Hollis
Bowers, ) and 3.
10th-.Frank Micalizzi defeated Joe
SaVoca, 3 and 9
1Ith-Jim Remson defeated Jack
Worthington, ] up.
l2th-eWoody Winslow defeated John
Gates, 2 and /.
EAST POTOMAC - Vernice
Anderson won the Presidents
Cup tournament with 100-25-