Evening star., 1960-08-08

Jimmy Gardella, who is one
of the best lefthanded golfers
in the District, proved by a 13-
stroke margin that he is the
best southpaw golfer at Colum-
bia Country Club when he won
the lefthanders championship
with rounds of 72-78-150.
Gardella's opening two-over
par 72 was the feature of the
tournament. Baxter Davis was
second with 79-82-16l.
MANOR-Bill McFerren. sr.,
runnerup for the District senior
championship last year, posted
an excellent 72-76-148 total to
win the clubs senior title.
The runnerup came from the
65-70-year group in which John
R. Miller, a former winner, led
his age group with 76-77-l53.
The postponed championship
consolation final of the club
championship went to Sal Di
Maio over Bill Gray, 4 and 3.
Age group winners:
$3.50:
Net@HarOld Gill. 177-se-141.
Gross-v. P. o'Reilly, e7-s4-1s1.
Net-Howard schafer, 1s2-32-15O.
65-70.
Gross-John R. Miller. 77-7e-l5s.
Net-Ralph P. Gibson, 164-2O-l44.
oross@Runker q sno Sunk Hill a7-se-1sa.
NORBECK Max Gershen
and Bud Sickmen were too
much for AL Abramson and
Dave Denaburg in the finals Of
the two-man team champion
ship, postponed several weeks
becaus of Abramson's hospital
stay.
In the early matches in the
Presidents Cup. S. j. Cohen, a
co-medalist, was beaten by Al
Klompos. 2 and l., Ed Miller,
the other co-medalist, defeated
Moe Marcus, 4 and 3.
WOODMONT Lou Frankel
showed off in front Of Mrs.
Frankel and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel Copper yesterday, Smacking
his four-wood shot into the cup
for a hole-in-one on the 200
yard 17th hole. 1t was his first.
INDIAN SPRING-Don Sing
man, II, won the 18th hole with
a par four and then went four
extra holes to win the club jun
ior title over Steve Abraham.
l up in % holes. Singman, a
rising young golfer at Indian
Spring, had an approximate
76 for the regulation 18.
Frank Rothchild, one Of the
clubs longest hitters, is only
IS but won the first flight over
Gary Barnett, and 4. The
second flight went to Russell
Henken over Richard Heilman,
2 and l.
Club Champion Mike Becker
and Pres Burrows tied for low
gross in the DR.. A. T. Utz tro-
ply event and will play off
next Sunday. Low net went to
Ed Abel with 77-7-70.
KENWOOD-W. F. Drake, q
7-handicap golfer, upset Dahn
Linkins, Georgetown U. team
member and DR.. Mike Oliveri
in the same round to win the
miniature championship. Drake
beat Linkins, 2 and /, while
DR.. Oliveri was beating DR.. Jo-
seph Kenrick, up, in the semi
finals. Drake beat DR.. Oliveri.
l up. in the title match.
Other f1night winners:
1st-:Bill Meade defeated John stadtler,
@d-Barry Cochrane defeated George
Richards, / up.
8d-Paul Good defeated A. R. s. Bar
4thPH' ofn' n. us spottsvood defeated Al
Tucci, 5 and 4.
ETH Pouiter defeated Paul Hart
sPRINGFiELD FRI - Milton
Beattie, 17-year -old member of
the Lee High golf team. not
only won the medal in the
club championship qualifying
at the new club with a II, but
advanced a round ahead of the
field by defeating Mary hewitt,
S and 3, in a first round match.
Match play continues next
week end.
BROOKE MANOR Horace
Trice won the seniors trophy
with an IS minus 18 handicap
for a net 66 over Vincent Vasco
with 85-18-67. Three tied for
low gross Clair Lacey, Sam
Parks and Adrian Roberts with
78s.
OXON RUN Pro Milton
Bugs Brown played his an
nual round with each of the