Evening star., 1961-05-08
10 DGA 7 cams Enter
Senior 7 cam Title Event

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block the sale needs IS votes
Of the 100 owners.
If the sale goes through, the
new owners will take over be-
tween october l, 1862, and
April /, 1868.
KENWOOD Rain reduced
the crowd for Paul Hahn'S en-
joyable trick shot show and the
exhibition match that followed
yesterday afternoon. Both
were for the benefit of the
United Volunteer Services, an
organization that provides swing
clubs for veterans hospitals.
Charley BaSsler, Indian Spring
pro, was out in 80, three under
par, and was four under par
for II holes when the match
was halted. BaSsler and Clare
Emery Of Washington G&CC
were three up on Carl Lohren,
Middle Atlantic amateur cham
pion, and Jack Westland. 1852
National Amateur champion.
Bassler birdied the first three
holes but lost the par five third
to Lohren'S eagle three. BasSler
was out in 80. Lohren "a, and
Emery and Westland 38 each.
MANOR - Early qualifying
scores in the member-guest
tournament ran high, with 76s
by Larry Hill and Bernard
Libby Of Norbeck. and w. L.
Harris and Alex Viner of the
University Of Maryland course
the best Of the first day. M. H.
Mccoy and Don Murphy Of
Washington had 7s.
Bob McFerren, whose father
scored a hole-in-one two weeks
ago in Maryland State team
match, equalled his dads feat
yesterday by plunkins an eight
iron into the cup on the 160-
yard 18th hole in a round with
Buddy Sharkey.
Manor's B" team defeated
Belle Haven. 1Sla-l41a, to even
its record at Ii.
ARGYLE Doug Berry
birdied the final hole to win
the club miniature tournament
championship Of all nine-hole
matches. l up. over Brad Col
lett. In the semifinals, Berry
defeated Scotty Hartle, up,
and Collett won over Buddy
Clark, up.
SPRINGFIELD Pro Bobby
Bowers and Lou Burgdorf gave
their Springfield team a three
point start by blanking Pro AL
Jamison and Jimmy Doukas,
and Springfield won a team
match from the new club in
Great Falls. Va, lS12-517.
LAUREL PINES Elmer
Beck Joined the hole in -one
club with an ace on the 150-
yard fifth hole with a nine
iron. His playing partners were
Jerry McKinon, Gus ChaconaS
and Larry Christianson.
COLUMBIA-Buddy Bowie S
II was good for a one-stroke
lead over Dick Latimer. club
champion. at the halfway mark
Of the Winslow trophy play
from the extreme back tees.
Only a small field entered.
In the net competition from
the regular tees, Shorey Allen
leads with S0-10-70.
MOUNT VERNON-The club
Is planning formally to open
its nine-hole golf course and
swimming pool June 10 at 1900
Old Mill Road, Fairfax.
A wading pool and tennis
courts are scheduled for COM
pletion. A clubhouse has been
used for social functions since
last year.
Maurice @. Herndon was
recently elected president of
the club. Other officers are Col.
Charles Woodward. vice presi-
dent; Boyd c. Myers, II, secre-
tary, and John Thorpe Rich
ards. treasurer.
New members of the board
of directors include: Robert l..
Humphrey. John E. McPher-
son, jr., DR.. Charles H. Miller,
Peter s. Stink. DR.. Howard E.
Page. Edward J. Hawkins. John
H. Davenport and Richard
Breed, jr.
GOOSE CREEK-In the fea-
ture match Of the opening
round for the club champion
ship. John Alderman won three
Of the last four holes to nip
Ed Glover. up. Among other
opening matches. Ellis Lever,
ousted Spike Neill, 7 and 8. and
Eddie Frank. a former cham
pion, eliminated Jimmy ONE
ara. up.
INDIAN SPRING - Mary
Singman Of George Washing
ton University's team beat Jack
Shulman, ! up, for the club
miniature championship. Harry
GerShenSon won the first flight,
Sid AlDert the second Seymour