Evening star., 1960-09-12
BoRKLUND DOWNS CHAMPION ~
Gavin and Burgdorf
Win Club Golf Titles

panions for years. had one OF
their typical matches for the
Springfield title. Mrstik was
2 up going to the 18th, but
Burgdorf won II. l8 and 1s
for a victory in extra holes.
Steve Field won the first
flight. defeating E. A. Law
renee, / up; C. w. Kirby won
the second over William Bow
ser. 4 and 8, and Bob Frank
lin the third over Ned Zart-
man, !. up.
BROOKE MANOR - Frank
Krawczel's rally was the fea-
ture of the second round
matches of the club champion
ship. Four down after IL
holes to Paul Paschke. Krawc-
eel won six straight holes and
the match. 2 up.
Doc Jew, a former cham
pion, was the latest victim of
Russell ,Atkisson's improved
golf game, losing to the club
manager, 3 and l. Del Todd,
the medalist, and Gene Banks,
the defending champion, lost
in the first round to Monte
Emmerich and Bill Borklund,
respectively.
Mrs. Verna L. Stone and
Lillian Ford reached the finals
of the women's championship,
Mrs. Stone defeating Mrs. Ken
Burnett, 3 and 2, and Miss
Ford winning over Peg Badger.
also, 3 and 2.
Second round:
Monte Emmerich defeated Al Shorb,
and 3; Bill Borklund defeated Allan
| Sherier, 3 and |; Bob Lee deieateo
lain ain defeated Pat Rhodes, ! and 3;
! Russell Atkisson defeated Doc Jew.
/ 3 and /; Frank Krawcel defeated Paul
Paschke: 2 up, Jack Shulman defeated
feated John Miller, ? and 2.
ARGYLE-Curt Turner's l.
up victory over Tony Popo-
laski was the big surprise of
first round matches in the club
championship. Bob Martino,
medalist ana defending cham
pion, was among the favorites
u,Ioo odvo nned
First round:
Bob Martino defeated Luke. Beale,
Tate. 1 up; Fred Gianiny defeated Earl
Morris, l up; Ed Lanzilotti defeated
Jerry Gordon, and 81; Frank clark
defeated Buddy Clark, ; and 4; Pat
MARITIME defeated Ham Miller, ana l;
John Andestadt defeated Dick Tucker,
2 and .: Arnie Prada defeated Paul
Oman. up 10 holes,
Howard Savage defeated Bill Cart
ner. > and l Bill August won be de-
fault; Jay Dalton won by default; Dick
BorcherS defeated Al Coe, and 6;
Bob Morris defeated Don Sullivan, ;
and 4; Roger MARITIME defeated Dick
McFarlain, / up; Curt Turner defeated
Tony Popolaski. up; Jack Willard de-
feated DOUG Berry, / up.
CHANTILLY Don Mank,
chairman of the Golf Commit
tee at the new club, won medal
honorS by three strokes in the
first club championship with a
IA, two over par. Harvey Rob-
inson, sr., was next with a n.
Match play in the four flights
starts next week end.
COURT HOUSE ain
forced a postponement of the
mems and women's club cham
pionship finals at the Fairfax
Club. both being re-scheduled
for tomorrow.
Dave Collingwood will meet
Bob Howard at 80 holes, while
the women's championship will
be decided in an 18-hole match
petween Mrs. Lynn Bollerman,
the Keefer Cup champion. and
Mrs. j. R. Gessley, former club
titliSt.
KENWOOD-John Dunn, the
the medaliSt and Larry I'M
hoff, a former champion, were
among the Second-round win
nerS in the club championship.
Dahn Linkins, who earlier
in the season made a 2 on
paris hole at kenwood, shot
a hole-in one on the eighth
with a six iron in a round with
William Wchlfarth.
Second round results:
John Dunn defeated Jack blades 2
and. /: Louis Seria defeated William
Drake, : ana l.; John Clements, de
Larry Imhoff defeated Charles Mer:
reI, 5 ard 4: Dick Kreser defeated
Dr: joseph KenrieS; ] up, 10 holes:
M6r,. MieE HollsnGer ant, defeated sS I IHuatinston
Joe Gambat sse, I and 3.
CONGRESSIONAL - Bob
Chambers 70, only par round
of the club championship
qualifying, gave him a tie for
medal honors with John Eising-
er at 149. Chandler had 77-72
and Eisinger 1916. George
Heinze was next with 73-77--
$50.
The first and second rounds
next week end will be played
over the present course and the
semifinals and finals over the
inside nine and the new nine.
The front nine will be closed
next Sunday.
MANOR-Pro Clagett Stew
ems anticipated a rush on No.
7 woods today after Robert S.
Jacobs used one of the deep
faced clubs for a hole-in-one on
the 165-yard seventh hole. He
was playing with Whitley Will
son, who made an ace with
Jacobs as partner about two
weeks ago, Andy Schmidt and
Nat Schultz. Jacobs has made
two previous aces.
w. H. Yeatman, 169-22-147
and Sam Blase, 171-24-147,
tied for the southpaw title.
BOATS and MARINE
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