Evening star., 1960-08-09
Mullen KEEPS
Perfect Mark
AtKenWood

Dick Mullen Of the Beaver
Greek Club in Hagerstown has
played in only two golf tourna-
ments at Kenwood. but he's
batting 1000.
The lanky Mullen teamed
with Ernie Garlem of Westbriar
yesterday for a best-ball of Sc
to win top honorS in the pro-
pro tournament at the River
road course. Partners were
picked by lot.
Several years ago. in making
his pro debut, Mullen won at
Kenwood by shooting a SO in
the rain.
Mullen, on his own ball, had
a 81 for the low round yester-
day. He had an eagle and three
brides for his three-under-par
34-33 score.
Garlem had an individual
score of 40-36-76 and. as 1t
turned out, sealed the victory
with birdie on the 10th hole.
Two Others Under Par
The only others able to break
par were Henry Gerardi of Nor
beck and Jimmy Clark, assist
ant at Washington Golf and
Country Club, each with SO.
Clark teamed with AL Med
we'd Of Fort Meade for one of
the five 81 best-ball scores that
tied for second. The others
were Billy Wolfe of Sligo and
Frank Invernizzi of Baltimore;
Frank Tenney, White Flint, and
Jim Reddoch, assistant pro at
Quantico; Max Elbin, Burning
Tree, and John O'Donnell of
Baltimore; and Clare Emery,
WG&CC, and Martin Nc
Carthy, an amateur from Co.
lumbia and a member of the
Middle Atlantic PGA's advisory
committee.
Election Scheduled
At a meeting of MAPGA off,
cials, it was announced that the
annual meeting and election of
officers will be held October "a
at the Emerson Hotel in Balti-
more. A golf show and clinic
will be held the following day.
This is the first time in
many years that the meeting
has been divorced from the
championship tournament. The
tournament will be held in
early October, probably at
Turf Valley Country Club in
Ellicott City, Md.
The next area tourney will
be the pro-president Friday at
Norbeck. A dinner meeting will
follow, with the proposed or
ganization of club presidents
scheduled for discussion.
Summaries:
Dick Mullen, Beaver Greek (61). and
Ernie Garlem, Westbriar G6l, -
Jimmy Clark. washington 1897. and
:i3-34-67
Frank Tanney. White Flint GW,
and Jim Reddok, 0uantico mo card,
34-33-67
Max Elbin. Burning Tree GD, and
John O'Donnell, Mount Pleasant G2l,
Clare Emery, WASHINGTON Gn, and
NJ. F. Mccarthy, Columbia C1a),
Billy Wolfe, Sligo COZ. and Frank
Invernizzi, Baltimore C3D "a -33-67
Lloyd Kelley, Manor G2D. and John
Zaleski, FauQuier Springs (7g,
Henry Gerard. Norbeck t6ai. and
Harry Otfutt. Salisbury. Nd tSl,
Melvin Rowe. Burning Tree G8J,
and Al HouShton. Prince Georses 90,
Ralph Beach. Suburban T7D, and
Jim Reynolds, Hermitage G4L,
Billy Phillips. Winchester Cn, ano
GeorGe Bird, Richmond (S3l.
Ray Helms. Annapolis C7O), and Don
Beach. Suburban G7D 35-34-6g
BILLY Gilbert, Argyle GD, and Bill
Crabbe, Rock Creek (16) 35-34-6g
Harry Griesmer, Bethesda G6), AND
Junior Broadus, 0uantico (16I,
Jimmy Bellizzi, Arsyle C2j. and
Chuck Smith. Norbeck C1g) 33-31-1O
Carl ReSnic, FrederickSburg G2)
and George Difenbaugh, Kenwood tS0J
:i6-34-iU
Charles Bassler, Rurf Valley ri3l,
and John Elwood. Beaver Greek G9l,
Bill Clarke. Hillendale i9G. and
Tom Corney. Manor (S3) 3T-34-7l
L. Steinbrecher. C. C. of Richmond
GSD. and c. Muck. Belle Haven CS"l
S Mouser. Kenwood tsO. and Henri
Van GoSh, Martinsburg, W. Va. G7l,
3S-31-1j