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their championships to early
summer, and Washington Golf
and Country Club was the first
to complete its title event, with
Henry Kerfoot making it three
in a row.
Kerfoot defeated Sid Carroll.
Z and 6, in the scheduled So
hole final yesterday. Kerfoot
won in 1858 and SO. and in
1857 lost in three extra holes
to Tex Connor.
Carroll, who was runnerup
in 1851 to Harold Hair, held
the heavily-favored Kerfoot
even for nine holes, but Henry
went four up at 18 and six up
at 81. He was about two over
par for the 80 holes.
Kerfoot played college golf
for Wake Forest several years
ago. He was in the service for
two years and now is in the in
surance business.
Club championship ip play
reached the finals at Belle
Haven, the semffnals at Prince
Georges and the second round
at Woodmont and Indian
Spring. The title bracket will
play this week end at Chevy
Chase.
PRINCE GEORGES-Semi-
final championship pairingS
next Saturday will be Keith
Bowie, the defending cham
pion, against Clyde Kelley, and
Mike Jankowski against Eddie
Bowers.
Bowie. who was out in 33 and
three up, had to birdie the 17th
and 18th holes to beat Frank
Sherman, up. Bowie had seven
brides in his round. Kelly won
over Edgie johnson, 2 and /.
Jankowski had 13 one-putt
greens in defeating Ronnie
Fighter, l up. Bowers, of the
George Washington U. golf
team, beat Col. Chick Collett,
on the 18th.
WOODMONT-Warren Krick
and Buddy Brylawski will meet
in the second-round feature of
the club championship this
week end. They met in the
finals last year, with Krick
winning. Brylawski won the
title in 1858.
First-round results:
Krick def. Gerald Freedman,
8 and g.; Brylawski def. John
England, default; Chuck Lubar
def. Shelley Blitz on the 10Th;
Chips Cantor won by default.
Dave Workman def. John Safer,
2 and /; DR.. Jerry Footer def.
Stanley RosenSweig, 2 and /;
Lou Gorin def. Leonard Jacobs,
2 and /; Everett Steinem def.
Marshall Friedman, 2 and l..
INDIAN SPRING.-Dr. Alan
Weisberg, club champion in
1855 and Sc, was upset by Joel
Freedman. last years runnerup,
2 and l, in the first round Of
match play.
Mike Becker, the defending
titliSt, won over Jerry Fried, 2
up. In other matches Carl Mir
man defeated Bernie Moltz, 4
and 3; Dick Schattman de-
feated Bobby Understein, 3 and
2; Ben Frank won over Sam
Beck, 4 and 3; DIR. Sanford
Randall defeated Sydney
Seidenman, l up; and Leon
Rosin defeated Les Aingman,
l up.
BELLE HAVEN. - Joe La
Sale. club titlist in 1954-55-57,
and Hank Anderson, who has
been sticking close to par in the
pro-am events this season, will
meet for the club title Sunday
LaSalle won, 2 and l, over
Jack Howard, while Anderson
defeated Henry Warner, the
1859 Middle Atlantic junior
champion, / up, in semifinals.
CONGRESSIONAL. = In the
semif1nals of the two-man team
champions ship this week,
George Heinze and Richard
Gill will meet r. T. Borth and
c. E. Huntley. Heinze and Gill
won, 3 and 2, over C. G. Brown
and Dr.. M. j. Kelley, while
Borth and Huntley defeated
Jim Geddes and John S. Win
Ston, 4 and 3.
In the other bracket, w. H.
Coburn and DR.. P. o. Poland
defeated Lou Krauthoff and
H. C. John, up, They will
meet N. w. Oldt and DR.. Mar
shall Parks, who defeated T. E.
Blount and w. N. Nannen,
up.
BROOKE MANOR - John
Mulholland and Buddy Cremen